HAHAHAHA
Submission completes game, and skips those stupid credits.
Who gives a f&*$#@@ about stupid programmers?
10 for entertainment, .5 for technical.
I'd go to 11, but this scale only goes to 10.
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The movie is super hilarious, especially during the first two levels! Good job again, adelikat!
One problem is that the movie does not complete the game, it just halts. It should be fixed.
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Oh, I thought it was obvious that it should be fixed. Well, maybe not. :)
Here's more feedback to consider:
- The game halts before the "stage clear" message. The final level is not completed.
- If the halt state is the same as completing the game, then why not halt in the first boss?
- The ending introduces a halting glitch, which has uninteresting and meaningless content: the game standing still. The ending credits have interesting and meaningful content, even though some people might disagree with that.
- Imagine the same thing happening in SMB: Bowser falls into the lava and then the game halts, Mario standing still. No princess is saved, no ending fanfare is heard and the game does not return to the title screen. In Super Metroid, the equivalent situation would be the game halting when Samus enters his escape ship.
- There are no audiovisual signs of any kind that would indicate game completion.
- Defeating the final boss is not the same thing as completing a game.
I didn't like the ending either. It seemed like a desync rather than a glitch. :/
On the other hand, if I had been watching the published AVI, it probably would have been funny. The guy dies, and then the movie just cuts out.
I liked the improvements, anyway. 7.8|WTF
>In some cases you can make rapid jumps through a small corridor rather than crawling through it (crawling is faster than walking/jumping)
Shouldn't you be crawling more, then? :P
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Aqfaq wrote:
Oh, I thought it was obvious that it should be fixed. Well, maybe not. :)
Here's more feedback to consider:
- The game halts before the "stage clear" message. The final level is not completed.
- If the halt state is the same as competing the game, then why not halt in the first boss?
- The ending introduces a halting glitch, which has uninteresting and meaningless content: the game standing still. The ending credits have interesting and meaningful content, even though some people might disagree with that.
- Imagine the same thing happening in SMB: Bowser falls into the lava and then the game halts, Mario standing still. No princess is saved, no ending fanfare is heard and the game does not return to the title screen. In Super Metroid, the equivalent situation would be the game halting when Samus enters his escape ship.
- There are no audiovisual signs of any kind that would indicate game completion.
- Defeating the final boss is not the same thing as completing a game.
All valid points. I am convinced, I'll redo and update the submission.
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>In some cases you can make rapid jumps through a small corridor rather than crawling through it (crawling is faster than walking/jumping)
Shouldn't you be crawling more, then? :P
Shouldn't you cancel this and re-submit? I'm pretty sure that would help out your below average technical score, since the only reason that seemed to suffer was because of the ending.
Shouldn't you cancel this and re-submit? I'm pretty sure that would help out your below average technical score, since the only reason that seemed to suffer was because of the ending.
It's not like this is a ratings game... unlike the "news" shows that are on TV. Seriously, fuck anything but The News Hour on PBS.
adelikat wrote:
I very much agree with this post.
Bobmario511 wrote:
Forget party hats, Christmas tree hats all the way man.
I was actually the one dragging the technical score down.
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It's not like this is a ratings game... unlike the "news" shows that are on TV. Seriously, fuck anything but The News Hour on PBS.
Assuming a run gets published and the viewer in question has never played the game, I'm pretty certain that person would consider the rating given to it in deciding whether they feel like watching it or not.
So I found a new trick with a guy in my stream called sbagok. It turns out you can skip the key in the first stage if you kill yourself and boost through the door. I don't know exactly how much time this trick saves, but I'd say at least 5 seconds.
There's probably other timesavers too, but they're yet to be discovered. :)
