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For instance, the "warpless" category, where one can neither return to the menu or die to progress. In a speedrun, it only makes sense to use them in a category where the first method is forbidden by the rules.In a casual run, it allows to keep using rebirth chambers to heal and save.The last two methods are slower but there are reasons to use them: This jump bypasses the need to take damage, but requires frame perfect (or almost?) precision. This method is much slower than the second one because going around Indi to return to Eribu is a huge detour. It is barely possible to do so with just the Field Disruptor. ĭemonstration of method #3Clear the "Jump of No Return" in reverse. Normally impossible, but by sending the remote drone over the edge to go provoke a Blurst, one can use the released Blurst's Swarm to perform an insanely difficult "damage boost" to clear that jump. Clear the jump to reach Oracca without the Grapple.Then, after getting the Address Disruptor 2, either commit suicide or "save and quit" to reappear in a rebirth chamber prior to the jump. Never enter a Rebirth Chamber to heal or save after the "Jump of No Return".This is the only, normally non-optional, purpose of the Grapple in the whole game. It involves finding a way to get back to Eribu (from beyond the "Jump of No Return") without having the Grapple. The Grapple Skip allows to avoid fighting a boss ( Gir-Tab), meeting Katrahaska, releasing the Repair Drones and obtaining the Grapple. The first game only has two skips both of which are relatively minor.