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fixed all the desyncs and in return it added a little more entertainment - dodging bullets, being in the ground more, super speed at some points, WWE wrestling move finish with darkseid.
To me,this is a correction of the actual gameplay,going OOB is much more respectful to player and viewer alike than actually playing the game normally.
TAS i'm interested:
megaman series: mmbn1 all chips, mmx3 any% psx glitched
fighting games with speed goals in general
I just caught up on all your WIPs and they all look really good so far. You did a good job choosing which rings were the best to skip in ring stages and the indoor levels are fast and entertaining and look optimized (and I really enjoyed the wrestling move finish on Darkseid and punching that guy at the end of Parasite — both were hilarious).
Second-to-last indoor level, Metro. It's a very linear level compared to the others where you fly back and forth through the subway tunnels. OoB is used to save a lot of time in distance.
Solarplex: In the outdoor mission where the airplane takes off, maybe you can hover in front of it and have it push superman :P.
Second-to-last indoor level, Metro. It's a very linear level compared to the others where you fly back and forth through the subway tunnels. OoB is used to save a lot of time in distance.
It's great that you're finished already!
solarplex wrote:
TasVideos time explained to me was 59.7275005696058fps
That's the frame rate for the Game Boy line. Note that frame rates vary between consoles, and according to that page, the N64's is just about 60.
I tested one of the published N64 movies (SM64 "120 stars") to see how the site calculates the time and got:
290491 frames / 60 FPS / 60 minutes = 1:20:41.5166667 ~ 1:20:41.52
...which is the time the site displays for that publication. So it seems the site calculates using exactly 60 FPS after all.
It's great that you're finished already!
solarplex wrote:
TasVideos time explained to me was 59.7275005696058fps
That's the frame rate for the Game Boy line. Note that frame rates vary between consoles, and according to that page, the N64's is just about 60.
I tested one of the published N64 movies (SM64 "120 stars") to see how the site calculates the time and got:
290491 frames / 60 FPS / 60 minutes = 1:20:41.5166667 ~ 1:20:41.52
...which is the time the site displays for that publication. So it seems the site calculates using exactly 60 FPS after all.
Oh very cool, it must have been a mix-up back when everyone was looking over my Luigi's Mansion TAS for the correct timestamp.
Anyways, I'm almost done writing up the submission and Guga should be encoding the video as I write!
