Dungeon Bypass - TV Tropes Screw it, I want that cheese now. So the villain is feeling quite secure in their dungeon/castle/tower/fun house/generic headquarters. The path to their location is filled with a maze of twisty little passages, all alike, each filled with death traps and Elite Mooks that would quickly kill the protagonists, or at least inconvenience them by a lot and let the villain escape if they need to. Or blast a shortcut to their place (not coincidentally, blasting the villain in the process as well). Or enter an overlooked route.

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Or bypass the dungeon altogether and arrive right at the finish. All that dungeon preparation? If the villain hasn't been taken out yet, they might complain about how these things were supposed to go. Occasionally, they can. This usually results in Sequence Breaking. Recent games though have made Anti- Frustration Features where after you finish the dungeon, a teleporter appears teleporting you back to the beginning to save you an exhausted trip.

The creature hunting them is no longer restricted in it's movements and sometimes it was the maze's difficulty to maneuver in that was the only thing keeping the heroes alive. Christmas Light Installation Riverside Campground. Parodied in the title sequence of early series of Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway. She then notices Nanoha pointing her staff at the floor and powering up for a Blaster 3. Divine Buster, and promptly realizes that she is screwed. Made even more impressive by the fact the ENTIRE ship is covered by an anti- magic field.. So the beam had to be also powerful enough to resist the anti- magic effect. Exemplified by a fan comic, which also features two other examples.

The Dungeon Bypass trope as used in popular culture. So the villain is feeling quite secure in their dungeon/castle/tower/fun house/generic headquarters. Amine7050@ amsakubende@ wzg@ anji Fort Dawnguard is a location in The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard. It serves as the headquarters of. This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page.

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Fate, being an obedient good girl, just solves the maze, while Hayate follows the literal directions but not the spirit, and walks around theoutsideof the maze to the other exit. Instead of going through them, Lina just flies straight to the top of the tower where the villainess was. Lina just blasts downward through all the floors, and comments that it's kinda stupid that the monster is always at the bottom floor of these things.

Gon and his companions (plus Tonpa . However, the two exits are next to each other, so after some thought and a lot of effort, they manage to break through the wall separating the easy path and the hard path. He and his friend had been manipulated into a mansion by a tough enemy talented in anticipating their movements (and who knew where the doors were). The heroic duo started kkicking through the walls..

The highlypragmatic Emiya Kiritsugu simply levels the entire building with explosives. The crew has to reach the top of a courthouse tower and Zoro, whose sense of direction rivals Ryoga Hibiki, is having a tough time finding his way. Eventually he realizes he merely needs to go up, and launches his Tatsumaki attack (straight upwards windcutting tornado) and clears a path upwards for himself, inadvertently sending Chopper and Nami up as well. Afterwards, Sanji presumably has the same idea and crashes through the room just after Zoro climbs out.

At the same time, Usopp—I mean Sogeking—gets himself thrown to the roof from outside by a giant he had recently convinced to switch sides. This later comes back to bite him in the ass when he overhears townsfolk complaining about the repair work they'll have to do. Not only do they bypass a lot of dungeons and battles (by threatening an NPC, no less), but the biggest use of this trope is found when they reach the final dungeon, still at level one and probably lacking all the key items and skills they need to beat the last boss. The solution? Mikuru accidentally casts two doomsday level spells at once, completely demolishing the entire castle and the Big Bad with it.

And the hostages they were supposed to rescue. In The Cat Returns, the King's henchmen put up fake walls in a maze to make sure the heroes can't find their way to the end.

However, the Baron realizes a wall is fake, and the kicks it down—which, since the henchmen had unknowingly set themselves up like dominoes, causes a chain reaction of falling walls until they form a pathway straight to the exit. R, Seto Kaiba does this twice. First, he lands on the roof of the building in his Blue- Eyes Jet rather than Duel his way through the lower floors. As he Duels the first card professor, Mokuba hacks into the security system and unlocks the door, making the Duel for the keycard superfluous. Kaiba announces he simply needed a warm- up before Dueling Yako. Natsu decides to skip that, steps outside, then he and Happy attempt to just fly to the top.

Unfortunately, Fukuro intercepts them and knocks them back down, then calls them out for . When presented with an elevator to take them down immediately, they decline.

However, later in the arc they try to use it, only to be cut off by a group of henchman saying . Chased by the Andromeda and confiding in the superiority of their navigator over the Andromeda's computer, our heroes try to lose the pursuer by flying through the Asteroid Belt.. Only to find the. Andromedawaiting for them on the other side, her commander being smart enough to fly around it at a faster speed the Yamato could keep in the belt. Genus activates traps on floors 1 through 8 of The House of Evolution- but Genos decides to simply vaporize the entire building at once and be done with everything. Turns out there was a basement though. Trying to bust out is nearly impossible, because the inside is an ever- shifting dimension.

Supes fires his heat vision at the wall and keeps pouring it on. Since metal conducts heat, the heat travels everywhere and the ship overheats and shuts down. Make that forty. I can fold Bunny back in on herself indefinitely, a technorganic Moebius Strip. We're going to be at this for a very, very long time. The obstacle course consisted of huge metal pistons that the hero was supposed to dodge. Blok just walked through calmly, letting the pistons shatter against his rock- hard skin. As part of this, he had a scientist perform an experimental procedure on him to increase his intelligence before being made to run through a maze to see if it worked.

Being The Juggernaut, he simply smashed his way through the maze walls until he found the exit, but he then discussed the results with the scientist using metaphoric terminology that were far beyond his previous ability, showing that he had indeed gotten smarter. He blows the roof off the car he's in and climbs up on top of the train to proceed— only to end up face to face with Pinkie Pie's party cannon. It gets unpleasant. The thestrals sent to deal with him simply disconnect the cars, wheel it down a side spur and peel it open like an orange. The Brothers have left two small windows open to lure stupid invaders into the temple. Unfortunately for them (and Jeft), this is a golden opportunity for Ringo to prove once and for all that no, he is not useless.

He telekinetically removes each Brother one by one and drops them in a large box that John made out of ice. Although surprisingly enough, it's not Nanoha but Quint Nakajima doing the bypass.

When one of her opponents puts up magical barriers to try to block her path, she goes through the unmagical walls instead. Make their own way up with the entire arsenal of a SHSL Soldier. Instead of a prolonged campaign against them in a whole warren of tunnels, he simply takes a set of changelings and asphyxiates the lot via fireball.

Despite preventing a lot of deaths in the end run, this does not have a good result on his mental health. Later on, a somewhat simpler situation involves him avoiding a trek through the sewers and a confrontation with a variety of mob bosses by simply rushing to the boss and teleporting out. During the first meeting to get Switzerland to join the European Coalition, the Swiss government is confident of their military being able to hold off the aliens by using the Swiss mountains to act as a fortress. The plan is then mocked by the Swedish Prime Minister and EC representatives storm out of the meeting.

Fort Dawnguard . The fort can only be accessed via Dayspring Canyon north of Stendarr's Beacon. It is located in the Rift, hidden deep within the Velothi Mountains near the Morrowind border. The Jarl's son, through his overly confident and adventurous pursuits, contracted vampirism. The Jarl refused to kill his own son, so instead commissioned the construction of the fort and contracted a large mercenary force, named the . Some believe the Dawnguard were forced to put down the Jarl's son, in doing so they were banished from the hold and officially disbanded. They later continued their work as vampire hunters, until they broke up, as people increasingly disregarded the threat of vampires, weakening the power of the Dawnguard. They were said to have preyed on the people of the Rift until they were hunted down.

The masonry work inside the fort is not only very precise but the stone surfaces have the appearance of a slight shine to them. The tall arched hallways are supported by huge, decorative rectangular pillars. The inside of the fort itself has an arched theme to it, from the ceiling to the blind arches on the walls. Eight banners adorn the walls displaying the symbol of the Dawnguard. The floor consists of weathered cobblestone and decorative slabs that line the edges of two curved iron grates. Straight ahead is a hallway that leads to all the major ground floor rooms in the fort.

When standing in the middle of the circle facing away from the main entrance, the second floor is to the right, the small balcony is another right. The large balcony is to the left, and left again.

The rectangular room is littered with general clutter and barrels of food. A grand fireplace decorated with banners and animal skulls sits to the side of the large dining table. Two cooking spits are available for use. Adjacent to the fireplace are two shelving units containing general silverware. Behind the shelving is a storage area of sorts. Barrels, bags and crates line the walls, along with several bales of hay and two disused kegs covered in cobwebs.

A map of Skyrim is on a desk by a small table in a side room. To the left is a small room with an arcane enchanter and alchemy lab. The shelves contain some basic ingredients and potions, along with several animal skulls. Adjacent is a fully fitted smithy, including a forge, grindstone and workbench. A smelter and tanning rack are on the lower level. The forge, arcane enchanter and alchemy lab will only be available if the Dawnguard are joined and the quest .

Opposite the smelter is a small wooden pen built against the cave wall where Gunmar keeps his armored trolls. To the south are two archery targets. Heading back west along the main hallway leads to the sleeping quarters. Animal hide rugs line the floors and the walls are adorned with several mounted deer and bear heads. Around the edges of the room are several cots. Shelving units on the western wall hold pieces of Dawnguard armor and weapons. This section is used as a training area and three training dummies are on a wooden platform against the north wall.

In addition, a small dog pen is in the far corner, holding Sceolang and Bran. This cavern also leads to Dead Drop Falls. The room has a pillar in the middle, and contains a cot, a table, and a shelf. As the Dragonborn progresses through the Dawnguard storyline this room is upgraded into a master bedroom. The cot is replaced with a bed, there are now four wardrobes, and a mannequin is added complete with Dawnguard armor. Dawnguard banners, candles, rugs, and mounts with wolf and moose heads decorate the room. A weapon rack is added, and there are two troughs which hold weapons and ingredients.

Five steel ingots and two bolt quivers are also in the room for the taking. There are various torture devices in the room, along with blood and bones everywhere. Human skulls sit on two shelves while eight deer skulls are mounted on the wall. There is plenty of Nord mead on the wall and some iron ingots as well. Large cobwebs hang from the ceiling as with much of the rest of the fort. Two sets of stairs each open to a small circular battlement with two bedrolls and a chest. There are two weapon racks parallel to each other on each rooftop.

On the rooftop nearest to Dead Drop Falls, there is a copy of The Lusty Argonian Maid, a Dawnguard helmet, a pair of Dawnguard gauntlets. On the rooftop nearest to the entrance and the stairs to the second floor, there is a copy of The Talos Mistake and an Amulet of Talos sitting on two barrels. Beside one of the bedrolls here the skill book 2. Morning Star is located. The third set of stairs goes to a part of the roof that is significantly larger.

On this rooftop there are five weapon racks, two chests, a tanning rack and a grindstone. There is also a table with two chairs, a bedroll, a Dawnguard shield, and a pair of Dawnguard boots. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following: Please reload an old save to confirm if the bug is still happening. If the bug is still occurring, please post the bug report with the appropriate system template  3. XB1  ,  PS3  / PS4  ,  PC  / MAC  ,  NX  , depending on which platform(s) the bug has been encountered on. Be descriptive when listing the bug and fixes, but avoid having conversations in the description and/or using first- person- anecdotes: such discussions belong on the appropriate forum board.

PC   The Alchemy Lab will fail to install into Fort Dawnguard, with only barrels appearing where the lab should be, severely reducing Fort Dawnguard's capabilities. If this is the case, many of the upper rooms are inaccessible. The floor immediately in front of the entrance may also be absent entirely and allow both characters and the Dragonborn to fall out of the map. I'm not too sure about keeping it as a home, not sure if the chests will reset.