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Have you checked the previous room when the door opened. Chances are you lost that frame because JXQ had a higher speed entering the room than you did.
Just a guess, I haven't seen your WIP, but the room right after Ridley is pretty easy, that's the only hairy factor.
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Bisqwit wrote:
moozooh wrote:
NES Super Mario Bros (USA,PRG0) in 04:59.93 by R.Yoshizawa (aka. Pom)
— Obsoletes movie #263 (04:59.60).
Probably a matter of changing (or reapplying a previously used) the "when movie should be terminated" rule.
Indeed, the old movie terminated the input early, and it was brought up that if you held down left the movie never finished. Pom's movie terminated at the axe touch iirc.
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kirbymuncher wrote:
Thats sort of overpowered. I mean, in a mono-coloured deck you'd be getting an extra card into play whenever you damage them with it. In a burn deck, it would be awesome.
Especially because Red Decks have a Fireball spell, a billion damage fireball coming up...
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Quite a few of these levels some time was saved by controlling lag.
Here's a patch to help with that. Sorry I didn't post it before... >_>
http://board.acmlm.org/thread.php?id=8632
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I recognized DMG just fine.
I can't actually say I mind either abbreviation, because I understand both of them. And if we're discussing the DMG/GB as an emulation core or in any matter that directly deals with the workings of the hardware then DMG is clearly more correct. If we are discussing it as a game system then GB is more correct, as it is the lay person's term for the system.
DMG is Nintendo's official abbreviation. You can whine and bitch about it until the day ends, but them's the breaks. In the interest of expediting the conversation you might want to use GB. But if you care about being accurate you'll say DMG or (gasp) avoid the conflict all together and say Gameboy.
I can't believe I just bothered to type all of that over this....
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Because 320x240 is the size of the avi on bittorrent.
vashmywindows, you'll probably want to ask Bisqwit if he'd has a higher quality version. As he's the one who encoded it.
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When I submitted Lagoon it was one of the longest runs submitted. Which I think was a big reason it got published. It wasn't all that great back then either.
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I noticed it too, but only because I had seen it recently on TheDailyWTF.com
BTW, the length of the sig is a parameter you can set in the control panel. (fyi) It's not a built in limitation.
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