Study after study has shown that punishment as a deterrent doesn't work.
Ok, punishment might not remove crime completely. However, it certainly does reduce crime by a very significant amount. There are actual cases that demonstrate this very clearly. (For example, there was a police strike in a Canadian city. This caused the city to basically fall into chaos, with people looting everything in sight, forcing the government to deploy the Canadian equivalent of the national guard and declare martial law for the duration of the strike.)
I thought it was the point to be quicker? Like I said in the first post, the run would start clean, with getting the save data as part of the run itself.
I don't see it as an input file, a record, a strategy or trick I see it as a run, perhaps that's because I am more used to SDA, you don't submit your button presses on a speedrun, you don't even have to submit the raw file, all you have to do is to show a video and your comments, which is what I did here.
me, ToonLinkGaming, and erokky.
The title of the video will clearly state the official time, and the description should naturally include a disclaimer. I don't think the main encode for publication should be made with those skips, but I also don't think it's unreasonable for a secondary encode to be made that includes them.
On the first non-lag frame (35), the data is initialized and the starting difficulty set. Changing 0x02071D29 from 9 to 11 will switch the difficulty from the default Normal to Ultimate. The first 2 bits are used for the current difficulty and the next 2 bits (already set and remain unchanged) are used for the current partner auto speed (on Auto: Mid by default). The next 2 bits control which is the active deck (1-4). The 7th bit is currently unknown and the 8th bit is used to store if quick sell is active in the pin menu (off by default).
Unapproved hack?
I was worried I wont have enough disk space. Maybe I should try that next time.