I just sat down to record a commentary, but it turns out my microphone is total ass, so I'll have to find another way. It's sort of disappointing. I guess I could try using my feild recorder and capturing the audio via line-in, but that's a pretty poor idea, quality-wise. I need some time in my thinking spot. Think... think think...

The description says he doesn't kill a monster, but doesn't he kill a monster in the very first cave? Hit once on the way in, once on the way out... gets 10 exp.

Yes, this is true. I kill the hell out of that jerk >:[

You can use some cheap low-impedance dynamic headphones connected to the mic input. Not awesome, but enough for voice recording.

It shouldnt cost too much if you end up buying a new mic. I know that the bestbuy near where I live sells a decent one for 15$, so I bet you could find something in that price range.

That was pretty messed up. By that I mean, that was really bizarre and wacky. I really liked it even though I had no idea what the heck happened. I always found the ending of that game to be kinda nasty. I was never able to beat this game, but it's fun to watch. I watch the non glitch version a lot.

If you use headphones as a microphone, you usually also need to very very heavily increase the volume, then use Goldwave on it to remove the 60Hz hum.

Problem solved. I found a female quarter inch to male eighth inch adaptor in a box in the basement. So I could use my other mic. The adaptor probably screwed with the quality a bit, but it's not too bad. Anyway, here's to basement boxes. Also here's a commentary. This is sort of a temporary home for it for now. Hopefully one of you dudes who is savy about the video aspect can stick it on the video. It starts when the published avi starts. Probably doesn't have to be too exact anyway. Yes, that's as loud as I can talk without shouting. e: nice screenshot by the way, FractalFusion :)

Nice, thanks for posting.

Commentary is cool.

Hi bump :) I rewatched this today, and it occured to me that the movement I used after taking the first hit on the way to the hammer is probably suboptimal. Did a quick test, and what do you know, it's easy to do faster. I don't particularly feel like redoing this run, however, and I feel as if just hexing in one improved room at this point would be pretty lazy TASing on my part, so if someone wants a "free" obsoletion of a pretty tight movie, here's a starting point.

Also here's a commentary.

Damn. I remember thinking when this was first published that I would wait for the commentary you were making. This is the first I have seen that you had finished it. Many thanks for the bump.

Also here's a commentary.

Damn. I remember thinking when this was first published that I would wait for the commentary you were making. This is the first I have seen that you had finished it. Many thanks for the bump.

Actually, that was supposed to be deleted off my friend's space after about a month, so I was hoping someone would make a video for me so I could stick it on youtube, but none of those things happened. :)

You know what woud be interesting? a NON- TASed glitch run. One that does all the crazy glitch weirdness, but is doable on a real console.

Wow. i tried this out for fun, and was able to replicate the run for the most part in real time. Of ocurse I had to use a lot of save stating and retrying. I'm ot that good. but i was able to do the healer glitch in realtime after many tries, and then the other bits aren't that bad until you get into the palace. SO i have to conclude a not tool assisted glitch run is possible. :)