Planet Parameters

This is a sub-page of Proto:Meteos Wars.

The offsets for the listed parameters can be found here.

Geolyte (meteoparam02.mtp2)#

• The lose and Burnt Meteo timer values are bigger in the prototype.

Anasaze (meteoparam03.mtp2)#

• The Burnt Meteo timer values are bigger in the prototype.
• The Dark Meteo spawn rates are slightly lower in the prototype.
• The attack multiplier is slightly stronger in the prototype.

Hevendor (meteoparam06.mtp2)#

• The lose timer is bigger in the prototype.

Forte (meteoparam07.mtp2)#

• The absolute frequency of falling Meteos is smaller in the prototype.
• The lose and Burnt Meteo timer values are bigger in the prototype.
• The spawn rates for Air, Iron, Zoo and Dark Meteos are lower in the prototype.
• The attack multiplier is stronger in the prototype.

Grannest (meteoparam09.mtp2)#

• Garbage Meteos have a much higher weight rate on stacks in the prototype.

Cavious (meteoparam10.mtp2)#

• The lose timer is smaller in the prototype.
• Garbage Meteos have a much higher weight rate on stacks in the prototype.

Lastar (meteoparam11.mtp2)#

• Air, Fire, Iron and Herb Meteos have much lower spawn rates in the prototype.
• Garbage Meteos have a much higher weight rate on stacks in the prototype.
• The defense multiplier is slightly weaker in the prototype.

Layazero (meteoparam12.mtp2)#

• Fire, H2O, Iron, Ice and Glow Meteos originally had higher, equal spawn rates.
• Garbage Meteos have a much higher weight rate on stacks in the prototype.
• Both attack and defense multipliers are stronger in the prototype.

Limotube (meteoparam13.mtp2)#

• The lose timer is larger in the prototype.
• Air Meteos originally had slightly higher spawn rates.

Jeljel (meteoparam14.mtp2)#

• The lose timer is slightly smaller in the prototype.
• Garbage Meteos have a higher weight rate on stacks in the prototype.

Gravitas (meteoparam17.mtp2)#

• The attack multiplier is stronger in the prototype.

Mekks (meteoparam19.mtp2)#

• The absolute frequency of falling Meteos is larger in the prototype.
• The lose, burnt and garbage timers are much larger in the prototype.
• Air and Iron Meteos experience much higher spawn rates in the prototype, while H2O and Glow experience lower ones.

Dawndus (meteoparam20.mtp2)#

• The Garbage Meteo timers are completely blanked out in the prototype.
• The falling speed for both individual Meteos and Garbage Meteos is much lower in the prototype.

Freaze (meteoparam21.mtp2)#

• Iron, Zap and Herb Meteos experience higher, equal rates in the prototype.

Globin (meteoparam23.mtp2)#

• The attack and defense multipliers are weaker in the prototype.

Wiral (meteoparam24.mtp2)#

• Wiral has completely different Meteo spawn rates in the prototype, as well as smaller lose and Burnt Meteo timers. The former might be a leftover from the long-discontinued game Meteos Online, given the presence of filled parameters which refer to Rare Meteos.
• The attack multiplier is slightly weaker in the prototype.

Hotted (meteoparam25.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Hotted reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.

Florias (meteoparam26.mtp2)#

• Florias has completely different Meteo spawn rates in the prototype, as well as smaller lose and Burnt Meteo timers and a higher vertical ignition bonus. The former might be a leftover from the long-discontinued game Meteos Online, given the presence of filled parameters which refer to Rare Meteos.
• Garbage Meteos have much less effect on stacks in the prototype.
• The attack and defense multipliers are both slightly weaker in the prototype.

Starrii (meteoparam27.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Starrii reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.

Thirnova (meteoparam28.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Thirnova reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.

Brabbit (meteoparam29.mtp2)#

• Brabbit has completely different Meteo spawn rates in the prototype, as well as smaller lose and Burnt Meteo timers. The former might be a leftover from the long-discontinued game Meteos Online, given the presence of filled parameters which refer to Rare Meteos.
• Garbage Meteos have less effect on stacks in the prototype.
• The attack multiplier is weaker in the prototype, while the defense multiplier is just slightly stronger.

Arod (meteoparam30.mtp2)#

• Arod has completely different Meteo spawn rates in the prototype, as well as smaller lose and Burnt Meteo timers. The former might be a leftover from the long-discontinued game Meteos Online, given the presence of filled parameters which refer to Rare Meteos.
• The maximum falling speed for a single Meteo is lower in the prototype.
• Garbage Meteos have much less effect on stacks in the prototype.

Yooj (meteoparam31.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Yooj reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.

Wuud (meteoparam32.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Wuud reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.

Megadom (meteoparam33.mtp2)#

• Megadom has different Meteo spawn rates in the prototype, as well as smaller lose and Burnt Meteo timers. The former might be a leftover from the long-discontinued game Meteos Online, given the presence of filled parameters which refer to Rare Meteos.
• Meteos launch higher in the prototype. The consecutive ignition and bottom ignition multipliers are also slightly bigger.
• Both attack and defense multipliers are weaker in the prototype.

Dejeh (meteoparam34.mtp2)#

• Dejeh has completely different Meteo spawn rates in the prototype, as well as smaller lose and Burnt Meteo timers and a lower vertical ignition bonus. The former might be a leftover from the long-discontinued game Meteos Online, given the presence of filled parameters which refer to Rare Meteos, as well as the column size being 10 instead of 8.
• Shot meteos rise slower in the prototype.
• The attack and defense multipliers are slightly weaker in the prototype.

Gigagush (meteoparam35.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Gigagush reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.
• Standalone Meteos fall slightly faster in the prototype.

Suburbion (meteoparam36.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Suburbion reuses its Meteo spawn rates, and even a field parameter, from the original DS game.
• Standalone Meteos fall slightly faster in the prototype.

Vubble (meteoparam37.mtp2)#

• In the prototype data, Vubble reuses its Meteo fall rates, and even some field parameters, from the original DS game.
• Shot Meteos have a higher acceleration in the prototype, as well as a proper rising speed.