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(Hei feng) is the name of Bruce Lee. After his master's death, Hei feng search the answer to whoever killed his own master. When we finished the game (you got a mode called: director cut) indeed this beginning was a normal end.

- Objective runs

Aims for fastest time
Manipulates Luck
Beat them all

- Emulator

The emulator I used is: BizHawk 2.6.3 with core mGBA

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Posted: 3/29/2022 6:53 PM
(Edited: 5/9/2022 5:34 PM)

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This topic is for the purpose of discussing #7365: TrueSnokido's GBA Bruce Lee Return of the Legend in 24:36.82

Posted: 3/30/2022 2:36 AM
(Edited: 5/9/2022 5:34 PM)

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Hello TrueSnokido and welcome to TASVideos. There's another submission which was submitted roughly a month ago that uses a harder difficulty (Time Challenge / Director's Cut) and I'll use what I wrote there and provide here my input file of Act 1 being completed at frame 5708 (on Director's Cut). This is in comparison to your Act 1 being completed at frame 5944 (on Normal). In comparison of each sequence here a breakdown (left is yours, right is mine):

Act 1-1 - 354 / 340
Act 1-2 - 933 / 888
Act 1-3 - 481 / 402
Act 1-4 - 1046 / 981
Act 1-5 - 1744 / 1780

Act 1-5 is a fight sequence to point out that difference in time where the damage dealt and strategies chosen are different depending on the Difficulty (or my input was actually trash fire. Just like my other works). I do wish for the best on your continued work on this project, it's a solid start but more can be looked into. Author's encode can be found here: Link to video And a Light Spike to author's input here.

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