not only are we ahead of last year(by something substantial like 150k), remember that there is still money not added from subs and stuff like that. Also the last 2-3 games are heavyhitters. Save vs. Kill the animals + a 3 hour long run of SM Odysee (in which surely a meme will develop for which everyone will spam donations)

DarkPlasmaBall

United States44323 Posts

January 12 2019 21:24 GMT

#42

On January 13 2019 06:19 TheNewEra wrote:

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Good points! I believe I was worried last year around this time too, only to (happily) be shown how hard the community can rally at the end of AGDQ!

greenelve

Germany1392 Posts

January 13 2019 01:25 GMT

#43

I think Spike meant Orbatorium.

goody153

44122 Posts

January 13 2019 04:12 GMT

#44

I didn't even realize this was going on. Any recommended run ?

TheNewEra

Germany3128 Posts

January 13 2019 04:16 GMT

#45

this was the most insane donation train of all time

dmnum

Brazil6910 Posts

January 13 2019 04:29 GMT

#46

Yeah that was awesome. About 200k in 10~20 minutes?

greenelve

Germany1392 Posts

January 13 2019 04:53 GMT

#47

Around 150k in 20 minutes or so. But then it kept going after the main run into the extra runs.

edit: Thats it. Its over. Next is ATTS. Awesome Time To Sleep.

nanaoei

3358 Posts

January 13 2019 06:18 GMT

#48

On January 13 2019 13:12 goody153 wrote:
I didn't even realize this was going on. Any recommended run ?

i enjoyed the
Sonic The Hedgehog 1 run
Cuphead
God of War 2 was pretty nice.

and i'm sure diablo 2 was nice though i didn't see it.

favourite this year was sonic 1 by dr.fatbody. dude was almost too hood for agdq lol, but very hype and very funny.

goody153

44122 Posts

January 13 2019 07:02 GMT

#49

oh thanks

what about the bloodbourne run ? It was still that the same guy zeus which was pretty funny last year when he ran it

Silvanel

Poland4728 Posts

January 13 2019 08:23 GMT

#50

Yeah same runner. It was 4 min over estimate. He failed a lot of skips and died several times causing change of path and some need for farm. I cannot but wonder if talking that much does not lower his concentration. I guess public does love it, but run itself was not crisp at all.

KingDime

Canada750 Posts

January 13 2019 08:38 GMT

#51

That Super Mario Odyssey run was absurd for donations. Glad to take part in some runs again and the festivities.

Silvanel

Poland4728 Posts

January 13 2019 08:46 GMT

#52

@KingDime
I did watch Your run nice job!

DarkPlasmaBall

United States44323 Posts

January 13 2019 12:05 GMT

#53

$2.4M donated; that's amazing!

Recommended runs to watch? The link to the VODs is already in the OP

goody153

44122 Posts

January 13 2019 12:13 GMT

#54

On January 13 2019 17:23 Silvanel wrote:
Yeah same runner. It was 4 min over estimate. He failed a lot of skips and died several times causing change of path and some need for farm. I cannot but wonder if talking that much does not lower his concentration. I guess public does love it, but run itself was not crisp at all.

I'm ok with not so crisp run. I wouldn't know it myself as i'm not a speedrunner. Besides when i watch these events i want a fun/good commentary more than having good run.

I'd watch the worldrecord vods if i really wanted to watch a good run

Silvanel

Poland4728 Posts

January 13 2019 14:28 GMT

#55

Well, for my taste he tried toe be enjoyable too much but most people seem to love his performance.

KingDime

Canada750 Posts

January 13 2019 17:26 GMT

#56

On January 13 2019 17:46 Silvanel wrote:
@KingDime
I did watch Your run nice job!

Ty Silvanel! I enjoy showcasing the runs.

greenelve

Germany1392 Posts

January 13 2019 18:43 GMT

#57

Zeus was a bit too much for my taste too, but like in the past when he was running: If you like it, you will get highly entertained. Also he made the mentioned mistakes negligible and the run an entertaining experience.

And to recommend something i feel not many people would like: FF9. The run is really long, but its the perfect example of coming together, enjoying videogames and having a great time with friends. You have a game, people who really have mastered it and show that, lots of talks about kinda anything with laughter. You dont have to focuse on it the whole time to not miss tricks and skills, its more relaxing. Its over nine hours in the end, though.

On January 14 2019 02:26 KingDime wrote:

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Ty Silvanel! I enjoy showcasing the runs.

There was some really nice stuff in there. Some low hp moments were unbelievable tense! I know not everything was planned, take the 5 hp against the cyberdemon - but that you try it means, you believe in your skills to do that. And that says much about showcasing things.

Ayaz2810

United States2763 Posts

January 13 2019 20:57 GMT

#58

Many of the runs were extraordinary, the commentary was great, game choices were solid, format was excellent, and the "UI" of the stream was the best ever. Such a great event that keeps getting better. I had to stop myself from donating more than I could afford lol.

byte-Curious

Mexico107 Posts

January 14 2019 08:39 GMT

#59

On January 08 2019 22:48 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:

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MrLlamaSC is a total boss when it comes to Diablo 2 runs

Very entertaining and smart strategies.

Finally got around to watching it. Pretty interesting speed run,especially because it's so unpredictable.

Ayaz2810

United States2763 Posts

January 14 2019 14:08 GMT

#60

On January 14 2019 17:39 byte-Curious wrote:

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Finally got around to watching it. Pretty interesting speed run,especially because it's so unpredictable.

I didn't even know they did D2. I have to watch that tonight. While we're on the subject, what runs are must-watch for you guys? I ask because I probably only watched 25% of the whole event. I recall the mario games being good, Crash being good despite the constant interruptions from purple shirt, Jak being hilarious, and um.... some indie type game where you play a girl who turns into a cat played on insane difficulty. Damn what was that game called......