This topic is for the purpose of discussing #3182: Pictian's SNES Super Mario All-Stars: Super Mario Bros. "Mario & Luigi only" in 13:04.72

Encode requested, because this will be interesting. Interesting in how bad it will be, but interesting none the less. Also, recommending rejection due to unexplained rom choice deviation. If anything using the mix package should be slower due to the additional menu screen.

...sigh. Very unoptimized and pointless goal. We don't want to see the same level twice in a row. P.S: This doesn't complete the Luigi game.

Also, recommending rejection due to unexplained rom choice deviation. If anything using the mix package should be slower due to the additional menu screen.

The current published SMAS:SMB2j run uses SMAS+SMW. I don't know why either.

Out of all the strange goals and categories I've seen for TASing and Speedrunning over the years. I've never seen one as unusual as this.

It doesn't look like you've seen (or understood) the [post 275523]advice I gave in response to your other submission[/post]. This submission:

• Starts from SRAM (though this is not immediately obvious), which is against the rules [post 275523]as I have previously stated[/post];
• The goal choice is poor, as even a fully optimised run using two players in SMB1 this game will only result in us watching (effectively) the same run twice in one movie;
• The run is still poorly optimised, even in relation to the earliest SMB1 submissions on the site.

Please try to read and understand the purpose of submitting runs to the site, and run your prospective submissions by the community before actually submitting them here. We expect a high level of optimisation from serious submissions, and I encourage you to at least attempt to live up to that.

he's a troll, why isn't he banned?

I don't think you can reasonably declare from one submission that someone is a troll. Even two bad submissions wouldn't be cause for banning in my opinion, though three would definitely be enough. Not that I'm a mod, or would presume to speak for them.

om, nom, nom... blech!