I'll vote yes. Regarding a no underflow run, I'm not sure if it would actually be that entertaining, since while it makes you have to avoid enemies, it also increases waiting time for things like obstacles.
On a different note, how exactly does the Cloud-Bowser glitch work, and how does it skip phases?
Beating Death's first form, and then exiting the fight during the second form produces the hardest of hardlocks, it flat out crashes the emulator... no idea what'd happen on an actual cartridge / console, but stuff like this might not be exactly healthy :P
EDIT: Okay, wow, that was fast (click for video). I gave it a couple more attempts before nodding off, and I ended up finding a faster way to fall after the screen transition. I was almost literally a frame late to getting the clip, but fortunately I found a very slightly faster way to fall that gave me the frame or two I needed to pull off the clip immediately. I was prepared to spend hours on this to no avail. This was actually kinda anticlimactic. I'll have the final file up after the aforementioned sleep, along with a brand new encode. The final time is looking to be around 19:17.68 now, give or take a couple frames.
"Does not eat any chucks" What about Does not spawn any Reznor? The same logic applies...
General question: do game shark cheats work generically that way? For somethin as in a color of an object and so on?
Is it emulator dependent or does it have some subtle ingame cause? Maybe asking someone with SNES debugging knowledge can help find what's going on. :o
So I came out of "retirement" and finished my Super Demo World - The Legend Continues "120-exit" TAS yesterday. The problem is that I did this on SNES9X v1.43 which is not accepted on TASVideos unless a continuance is granted. The reason why I stuck with SNES9X instead of LSNES is because I started this run on August 28, 2011 and finished half of it before SNES9X v1.43 was no longer accepted. Is there anyway I can get this movie to be an exception?
Was this submitted under the old system? Because, under the new system, I don't see why this wouldn't pass. We decided that not being entertaining was only a downside to certain categories, and that technical feats could stand on their own. I also don't understand the idea of having a movie that was rejected actually published, with rendered videos.
