I can see that you put considerable effort into this run (your luck manipulation was very good, and you demonstrate that you clearly have a deep understanding of how the game's mechanics work by manipulating certain actions out of the AI and producing counterattacks). Your run clearly is not lacking in the "does he know what he's doing?" department. However, it is generally relatively slow-paced compared to other fighting game runs I've seen, and uses a character whom I understand has very little variety on his own. The morphing-into-the-opponent thing was far less interesting than I thought it'd be, given that you don't have access to many of their moves (not to mention that you made a predictable thing of doing it in every second round). I'm afraid this run just didn't entertain me; given its aforementioned traits, it was rather boring and became very repetitive very quickly. So...I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to vote No. I agree with TheReflexWonder's assessment, however, that this game could definitely make for a more interesting run if a character with much more variety were used; I'd be interested in watching another TAS of this game by you, if you choose to make one. (For my future reference, I have also taken note of Mothrayas's pointing out that Third Strike does not allow for inserting second-player challenger matches between single-player matches in the usual sense; it's disappointing that you can't use that feature for 2-player matches to liven up a solo run, but oh well, there's naught to be done about it.)

It's an error on my part, as I was a bit too focused on mocking the opponents. Showing hitbox exploits such how Elena's unavoidable Scratch Wheel completely misses Twelve, Necro's Leg Attack clip through Twelve and not registering as a hit, Triggering Q to crouch punch three times on purpose, Making Hugo fail to register a Grab even though it clips through Twelve, Walking Under Ryu's and Sean's Aerial move, Doing Necro's Rising Cobra Below the opponent and him suddenly moving to the side of him with unusually more damage, Grabbing Remy Just before he lands instead of landed. I suppose I was showing a bit too much of mundane things that could be passed off as regular gameplay. I do plan to redo this TAS sometime in the near future.

Twelve is probably the best character in this game for a TAS, so I'm optimistic.

No, it's Urien. Insane amount of combos and great variety in all of them. Techniques like charge partitioning, unblockables are great for a TAS. This is the best Street Fighter for me, very technical and fast gameplay, but Twelve isn't a good choice.

Voting no. Almost no combos, not even proper two-in-ones. With a difficulty level this high, there's no reason to refrain from comboing so you can instead luck-manipulate another s.HK. Also, you know you actually gain meter during the SUV fight, yes? It's not displayed, but as a Gouki player I promise you it's there. This could be really awesome. But currently, it's not.

While I didn't particularly enjoy the movie (I find many of the fighting game movies I've watched to be boring, and didn't vote for exactly that reason), I did enjoy watching Hugo whiff throw after throw, and the CPU being humiliated by perfect parrying and being danced around. I think that this could be an enjoyable movie if: - the Oro vs. Oro fight were actually won before X.C.O.P.Y. runs out. - more combos were showcased, acknowledging that the top-play juggles require super meter and are therefore unusable. - the SUV fight involved EX moves where possible -- as noted, you have a full super bar during the fight and you gain meter for hitting it. - you perfect the basketball round. You've clearly stated that, for this movie, "Does not aim for fastest time" is a goal, so why would you purposely avoid having the 'Perfect' bonus show up? - I'm torn on the Gill fight. On the one hand, it is really nice to see him get kicked around by his clone. On the other, I would love to see different two rounds of Twelve comboing him into oblivion because he's the boss. - some glitches were showed off, instead of just hitbox abuse. Obviously nothing game-reset-worthy like the Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter [http://tasvideos.org/2056M.html] run, because that would mean starting over. I like Third Strike, and I like even more seeing the highest-level CPUs being taken advantage of, and I did enjoy seeing Twelve's mutability being used. I just think that, as noted above, there are a few things that would make the movie more watchable than single hits and parries.

I do appreciate all the constructive criticism. I do still plan on trying at it again in the near future. Would be interested in having some regular fighters in it though. EX and Super Combos are just more interesting to see at least for me anyway. I know a fair share of them for all the fighters. For most of my fighting runs Tekken or Street Fighter. I find I have trouble on how to allocate my time. I hold back a little too much for mocking the AI.

This was a bit slow-paced for my taste. My suggestion for an updated run would be to show off every character in 2-player fights to start, then do the story mode with Twelve.