Since \lambda lies in p's past, the Turing machine can signal (a solution) to p at any stage of this never-ending task. Meanwhile, the observer takes a quick trip (finite proper time) through spacetime to p, to pick up the solution.
Unfortunately that doesn't work because when you spring jump your partner stops whatever they're doing and... uhhh... jumps into your pocket I guess? Basically they'll cancel whatever action they're doing when you start crumpling up, which sucks.
Fully understanding the behavior of the void isn't necessarily a prerequisite for submitting though. The Pokemon Gold map distortion route was accepted and published since it was optimal given what was known at the time, even though the exact mechanics of how nicknames determined distortion patterns wasn't known and the author relied on the real time route heavily.
Malleo, do you think Riddle Tower Skip would be possible using this? In the room with a save block and Embers, if you got up onto the save block by doing this glitch with Koops, and then used Bobbery from up there to do the glitch again and get even higher... I'm not sure how much height you need but it's worth looking into at least.
Then again, I was happy to see that last 16 stars submission and would have made it a category since a lot of speed-runners do it, but well.
I can't seem to repeat the glitch in this spot. Odd.
I'm not sure what caused the glitch, but it seems if I frozed 03E5 during the ship level, the egg never vanishes.
I guess a good point then is why bother having a vault section of unwatchable garbage when actual good TASes get rejected because a small pocket of the vast internet community states opinions without having knowledge. Quality and entertainment should be higher ranking than notability that's viewed by a certain subset of people. Archaic rules and mentality continues to deny good work and entertaining videos while we have atari 2600 runs that no one other than the author watches (no offense to them or their work). You could also argue that dooming the hack to not be published is condemning it to more obscurity (which btw this hack isn't that obscure) if popularity is the only goal. I can tell you right now that in the speedrun community BCAS is way more popular and well known than Rockman No Constancy. Also the design of the stages is in no way more or less random than the design of any of the original games. This isn't a roguelike, the levels weren't thrown together by some rogue AI. Everything is placed in a way that gives you movement options. The author of the hack and the author of Burst Chaser is a japanese nico speedrunner and TASer as well, this game is much more thought out than people are implying. Once again, shows an extreme case of people not really knowing or caring to know what they're arguing about.
Time to sum up the results. This project started as my little private hobby, but thanks to very successful crowd-funding campaign on Indiegogo we pushed it on very high new level. It is stable, compatible, fairly fast graphics plugin with unique features which you cannot find in any other N64 graphics plugin with hardware rendering. It supports all popular N64 emulators for Windows and it works well on Linux. All campaign goals successfully achieved. Moreover, the project got features, which initially considered as “may be somewhere in a far future”. Low Level Emulation and Widescreen support are among them.
That’s a lot of deleted posts.
For example, if an RPG allows you to pick out of six classes for four characters, that's already 1296 combinations, which is way more than most board games. And this is an issue that's already been solved: You pick whatever is fastest.