EPTOn April 13 2013 18:48 Lachrymose wrote:
Can somebody point me to a VoD of this? Thanks!!
Can somebody point me to a VoD of this? Thanks!!
Here you go
Speedrunning Thread - Page 60
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nthrLL
Australia45 Posts
Here you go | ||
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Railgan
Switzerland1507 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/DD8Rdrb.png) i have a strange test of games to run~ for those curious the game is http://www.kongregate.com/games/ArmorGames/give-up and it's possible to finish it sub 5 minutes | ||
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Denar
France1633 Posts
Gonna have a bit of fun with it Edit : Damn, that level 30 is giving me a hard time Edit Edit : Woo, 50 minutes for the first try, gonna need to play it more x) | ||
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Railgan
Switzerland1507 Posts
0-9 is pretty basic i suppose 9-24~ you can always jump below the first spike with a double jump. 15~-19 you can abuse the fact that you can jump again after hugging a wall by hugging the things at the end of the level that fall down and double jumping at the end 20-25 pretty basic stuff you can jump straight over it at 20 by using the double jump trick with hugging the wall 26-32~ it's pretty basic stuff jump over the first saw and skip the last plattform for a quick finish 33-40 I think this is when the inivisible wall appears... the first one you have to let yourself fall down jump a tthe right moment for the rest it's simply jumping over it and having good cannons GL :3 | ||
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Denar
France1633 Posts
I gotta use the "hugging the wall" trick more, I only used it for 15-19 so far. Edit : 13:41 this morning, getting addictive | ||
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Railgan
Switzerland1507 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/GUdmLq2.jpg) I guess that explains it + Show Spoiler + Hug the wall fall down and double jump at the last second there + Show Spoiler + pretty obvious + Show Spoiler + jump high jump far~ + Show Spoiler + floor 32/33 is easily the hardest in the game but afterwards it gets easy Spoilerd images cause some are HUGE my bad  I will maybe make a video of a run sometime but till then have some hints | ||
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Denar
France1633 Posts
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Railgan
Switzerland1507 Posts
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Skeggaba
Korea (South)1556 Posts
On April 11 2013 23:22 Flicky wrote: It's funny you should ask, because we have just updated our website with an up to date archive: http://tssbreak.com/ You can also check the twitch archives for episodes as well. Cool beans, thanks man! EDIT: what a beautifully simple website, good job | ||
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Railgan
Switzerland1507 Posts
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Flicky
England2669 Posts
On April 17 2013 00:29 Enema wrote: I watched tssb sometimes and although i enjoy the presentation i would love more in depth stuff rather than looking at a guy playing a 10 years old game and seeing some shortcuts then again ... time~ The old episodes are more in-depth but the shows ran long and alienated/confused a majority of the audience. We much prefer the new "introduction" style to the show. The idea is that you get to learn a good chunk about each game at first and that if you want to learn more, you now have the means to do so. If you check older eps like Legend of Zelda (nes) & GTA Vice City you'll see some examples of heavy depth in episodes. Not really sure what you mean by the second part of your sentence though. | ||
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Raelcun
United States3747 Posts
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ControlMonkey
Australia3109 Posts
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Grokken
Sweden245 Posts
EDIT: I just went live if anyone want to watch. | ||
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Kyhron
United States945 Posts
On April 17 2013 12:20 ControlMonkey wrote: Speedrunning can be a cruel mistress. You also learn far more about a game than you ever thought you would. Honestly that's probably one of the best things about speed running is how intimate you become with the game. It's almost like a relationship there's give and take. You give time and effort it takes your run and smashes your hopes and dreams. The game being cruel is a vital part of the game evolving. If it isn't cruel there is no development into new strategies or routes to tame the cruelty. It's a cycle, or at least should be until you enter the realm of going for frame perfect | ||
Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On April 17 2013 12:20 ControlMonkey wrote: Speedrunning can be a cruel mistress. You also learn far more about a game than you ever thought you would. Rofl this is so true. When I started running Golden Sun I never expected to learn as much as I have about the RNG within the game ;; | ||
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Flicky
England2669 Posts
On April 18 2013 13:20 Kyhron wrote: Honestly that's probably one of the best things about speed running is how intimate you become with the game. It's almost like a relationship there's give and take. You give time and effort it takes your run and smashes your hopes and dreams. The game being cruel is a vital part of the game evolving. If it isn't cruel there is no development into new strategies or routes to tame the cruelty. It's a cycle, or at least should be until you enter the realm of going for frame perfect A couple years ago I explained why I speedrun by comparing it to spicing up an old marriage with whips and chains... | ||
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JSH
United States4109 Posts
I have been speed running Pokemon Yellow and RNG too strong | ||
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Drazerk
United Kingdom31255 Posts
On April 19 2013 01:11 JSH wrote: Haha yes I have been speed running Pokemon Yellow and RNG too strong Try chain of memories I dare you  (Although 358/2 Days has been surprisingly mean lately) | ||
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Kyhron
United States945 Posts
On April 19 2013 01:20 Drazerk wrote: Try chain of memories I dare you (Although 358/2 Days has been surprisingly mean lately) Draz dont try and kill everyones hopes and dreams that nothing could be worse than pokemon RNG But in all honesty pokemon runners have it pretty easy since the reset point is rather early and you can get alot of resets per hour if it comes to that. CoM doesnt pass its last major reset point until nearly an hour in sadly | ||
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