This is Experimental Version By Pasta Power From SMBSS64
DrD2k9: Claiming for judging.
DrD2k9: Since you haven't gotten much of a welcome message on any of your previous submissions...Welcome to TASVideos.
We're always glad to have new members showing an interest in our hobby.
Our site strives to show off the best of what Tool Assistance in gaming has to offer; typically (but not always) from a speed optimization standpoint. Even when there is an additional goal besides simply going for speed (i.e. Maximum Score), such runs are generally still expected to meet the stated goal as optimally as possible.
This run has visually sub-optimal actions (i.e. jumping around in such a way that delays the final attack). Therefore, we cannot accept this run for publication. This hack itself may have publication potential, but unfortunately this run isn't it.
It is not my intent to discourage you when it comes to TASing.
There are many in our community who would be wiling help give pointers and suggestions on how to improve your skills. This will allow you to create higher quality and more highly optimized TASes in the future. Please reach out to other members via the forums or via Discord for such help.
For starters, I can offer a few points for ways to improve your TASing:
- First, fully read through and understand the movie rules, the movie making guidelines, and submission instructions.
- Use other available tools besides just using savestates/slowdown.
- TAStudio: BizHawk contains this tool which is an input roll feature which allows you to specify what buttons are pressed on any specific frame of your run. This allows for very precise timing of button presses for the most optimal play.
- End your movie on the last input necessary to get to the credits/endgame.
- In conjunction with the previous point, don't have any empty frames of input at the end of your movie.
- Due to the way our site parses input files, blank inputs at the end of a run will artficially increase the displayed time of the run.
- This submission had over 1300 extra unnecessary blank frames.
I hope these suggestions encourage you to continue TASing in the future. You are also encouraged to use userfiles to store your runs that aren't being officially submitted for judgement.
Once again, welcome! We look forward to see what TASes you can produce as your skills improve!