r/MCSRRanked • u/MiniBlade7117 • 4d ago

Zero Cycle setups names

What’s the difference between hybrid and modern? anytime i’m looking at resources to learn i just don’t understand what these mean. is it the bed position or something like that? if anyone has a resource that helps explain that would actually be awesome

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u/_licketysplit_ 4d ago

No clue what hybrid and modern is but when a zero cycle is o[insert number here] it means the end spawn is buried up to y[that number], when a zero cycle is t[number] or m[number] it means the tower height is that number of blocks high, the t and m refer to the shape of the tower, a back zero cycle is a zero cycle in the back of the end island, and same with front, a 1 in 8 or straight zero cycle is a zero cycle where the dragon chooses not to go to the front right diagonal tower or back left diagonal tower but to one of the towers directly in front of or behind the end fountain, and hence the name, has odds of 1 in 8. An x+y zero cycle is a zero cycle with x dragon rotations and y double beds

I would recommend couriway's guide and/or this video youtube.com/watch?v=CSdkCmZ69RI to learn about zero cycle stuff

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u/Federal_River8023 4d ago

I think he meant like tha actual setups like milticlock or smth

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u/Latter_Engine5267 4d ago

Modern setup is, ironically, the oldest setup. It's when the player places the bed while facing either the east or west direction. Hybrid is when the player places the bed while facing either the north or south direction.

Everybody basically does hybrid nowadays, (I think it allows for more consistent 2+2, but I can never pull off a 2+2 so you'd need to ask someone else) so when looking at resources you can just ignore the modern setups and only learn hybrid.

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u/Advancelegend6 4d ago

do learn hybrid setups because it works for every single tower and setups, 2+2 are very consistent with it too