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The spike room, no. To be thrown to the right, you must be on the left side of the enemy which does not work.
For the fire hosing, you have to keep on shooting to keep the pressure of the water for a constant attack.
As for the run/jumping, this depends a bit on how the level design is. I don't know exactly which part you mean, but while jumping, no speed is lost, so jumping is at least equally fast as running downhill, if the maximum running speed is reached.
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Soulrivers wrote:
The third game doesn't allow you to keep momentum when jumping. I only played the first level, but it was incredibly boring to watch even an optimised movie of it. I don't think it's TASing material, but go ahead and try it out.
I'll take your word for it. I'll look into the second one tonight to see if it is good enough I guess.
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[14:55:52] <Cardboard> I wonder what would happen if AKA and SL actually finishes a run of OoT, and then some hardcore OoT-gamer finds something which is unoptimized.
[02:16:40] <Cardboard> My theory is that AKA wants to be the author of the largest improvement in the history
[02:21:04] <jimsfriend> <mmbossman> I agree, screwing chickens is something we should encourage <-- where do i sign up?
Yep.
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Correct, after beating Camilla, but one need to return to Cerberus' Chamber to get the Pluto Card and... meh.
Another reason to use the bruteforcing Fighter. Plus it makes planning easier >_>
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Actually, I have been thinking of a run with kinda obscure goals.
* Play as character class Fighter
* Take no damage from enemies (But damage from the Poison Water)
* Something else I forgot.
Using the Fighter is best for a movie like this, seeing how he hits way harder than the regular Vampire Hunter. Let's hope for a rainy summer... >_>
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I wonder when, realistically speaking, the next, "optimized" OoT-run will be done, how much faster it will be than this, and how long it will be considered "optimized" before someone finds something which tears apart completely.
Now about the run.
80 minutes less of evil = I like.
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Lucky for you, my VBA folder was backed up to a second hard drive right before my system32 crapped out. After some trouble on my part, I was able to track down the test run and post it on microstorage.
Note that the run uses very few savestates, never employs frame advance, and had not much planning involved. Cardboard found that you can still damage bosses when they're in their coffin, which is a tactic I did not use. Aside from that, the 2x battery can probably be skipped and you don't have to care so much about not being seen as much as I bothered to do. A good run would probably beat 2:2x
e: Also note that Bisqwit is allowing the modded version of the ROM for Boktai. It allows us to alter the solar input levels, thereby circumventing the problem of needing an actual solar sensor. My ROM was titled "Boktai - The Sun is in Your Hands (E) (M5) (Cracked).gba", but it should work with a lot of different ROMs that employ the same workaround.
I still have my... firstorsecond dungeon broken WIP around. However working on this started to suck as you disappeared from IRC hinthint.
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My ideal sandwich would be
a) One slice of bread
b) Some butter
c) Cheese
And done. It's cheap, tasty enough and fast.
The ultimate sandwich however would be a totally different story. I need to invent one soon.
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It's quite obvious even to an untrained eye to predict what is going to happ... WHAT THE HELL JUST HAPPENED?
This is some crazy insane shit.
"Wait a minute why is he going that way? That's a dead end...! Guess not!"
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Saturn wrote:
Lots of pride talk
Do you really think it will matter when we are counting our karma for the afterlife who truly found a trick which saves 1/20 of a second?
I sure hope the talk about warnings you were given a while back was true.
If so, third strike and you are out.
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Mechuyael wrote:
Cardboard wrote:
A war-kind of game for... the Genesis? Or the SNES? Or the Jaguar? Sheez.
You had a huge ass tank, a smaller tank, a helicopter and a jeep to use, the objective of the game was to blow shit up to reveal a flag which the jeep would pick up and then bring back to the base, and it was a mission complete.
Return Fire, I think. I actually remembered the game, though I didn't recall the name. I ended up googling it. The info sounds about right.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When losing a vehicle, a skull with an army helmet laughs menacingly.
That's it! Thanks a bunch!
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A war-kind of game for... the Genesis? Or the SNES? Or the Jaguar? Sheez.
You had a huge ass tank, a smaller tank, a helicopter and a jeep to use, the objective of the game was to blow shit up to reveal a flag which the jeep would pick up and then bring back to the base, and it was a mission complete.
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