So it is definatly doable on console. The wire frame encode is just a courtesy to the viewer.
Getting into FoF:
Given that this game was already rejected for game choice this should be immediately canceled by the judges.
Okay! We obsolete the Default branch by Glitched here, abandoning the jet glitch. Then I edit out that glitch from my Warps (Default branch) run and it gets restored in it's rights as NEW Warps (slower than OLD). Then we suddenly succeed to use the reset glitch in stage 1 and end the game right there. The jet glitch becomes UNABANDONED again, I resubmit the OLD Warps run and it obsoletes the NEW Warps (that didn't use the jet glitch), because the OLD one was faster.
It'll be a lot longer now. Having to restart again. Pretty much brand new route. Pretty much there is now no chance for Forest Water, but storage will be used. In a bunch of places.
Now THAT is a speedrun! Yes vote! I believe this is another case where a new branch should be created because of memory corruption. See [1945] SNES Super Mario World "game end glitch" by Masterjun in 02:36.40 for reference. By the way, is there a way to kill Zitz on the way without losing time? It would make the "final battle" shorter after the end of input. @Radiant: The jump to stage 3 is achieved through a normal warp.
Step ScriptLanguage: lua-- press the X button at the first possible -- frame after each box of dialogue pReady = { 0x83014, 0x83018, 0x83054, 0x830CC, 0x8308C, 0x83090 } btPressed = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 } while (true) do for i = 1,# btPressed do ready = memory.readbyte(pReady[i]) if ready == 1 then if btPressed[i] == 0 or btPressed[i] == 10 then joypad.set(1,{["x"]=true}) emu.frameadvance() joypad.set(1,{["x"]=true}) btPressed[i] = 1 end elseif ready == 10 then if btPressed[i] == 0 or btPressed[i] == 1 then joypad.set(1,{["x"]=true}) emu.frameadvance() joypad.set(1,{["x"]=true}) btPressed[i] = 10 end else btPressed[i] = 0 end -- gui.text(40,10+(i*8),btPressed[i] .. " " .. ready) end -- mem = 0x83088 -- for i=0,32 do -- gui.text(40,10+(i*8),mem+(i*4) .. " " .. memory.readbyte(mem+(i*4))) -- end emu.frameadvance() end
StepVals = {7, 182, 240, 31, 85, 91, 55, 227, 174, 79, 178, 94, 153, 246, 119, 203, 96, 143, 67, 62, 167, 76, 45, 136, 199, 104, 215, 209, 194, 242, 193, 221, 170, 147, 22, 247, 38,
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156, 150, 172, 180, 188, 3, 222, 84, 220, 197, 216, 12, 183, 37, 11, 1, 28, 35, 43, 51, 59, 151, 27, 98, 47, 176, 224, 115, 204, 2, 74, 254, 155, 163, 109, 25, 56, 117, 189, 102, 135,
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123, 233, 117, 223, 50, 111, 52, 168, 208, 184, 99, 200, 192, 236, 75, 232, 23, 248};
Offsync = 0x8005F150;
StepLoc = 0x0005F151;
StepLoc2 = 0x0005F164;
DangerLoc = 0x0005F0FE;
AngeloLoc = 0x00077E9A;
function GetNextEncounter()
Danger = memory.readbyte(DangerLoc);
Step = memory.readbyte(StepLoc);
WalkStep = 0;
while (Danger < StepVals[math.mod(Step,256)+1]) do
WalkStep = WalkStep+1;
Step = Step + 1;
Danger = Danger + 2;
end;
Danger = memory.readbyte(DangerLoc);
Step = memory.readbyte(StepLoc);
RunStep = 0;
while (Danger < StepVals[math.mod(Step,256)+1]) do
RunStep = RunStep+1;
Step = Step + 1;
Danger = Danger + 5;
end;
gui.text(120,1,string.format("Walk: %d Run: %d",WalkStep,RunStep));
gui.text(120,11,string.format("Step: %.2f Danger: %d", memory.readbyte(StepLoc) + memory.readword(StepLoc2)/256, memory.readbyte(DangerLoc)));
gui.text(120,21,string.format("Angelo Steps: %d", memory.readbyte(AngeloLoc)));
end;
while true do
emu.frameadvance();
GetNextEncounter();
end;
Leaf Leap (180 Yards)
**EDIT** I would care to issue an ultimatum. If this doesn't turn out faster I will cease ALL activity related to Oot speedruns and TASes for 10 years. If it does turn out faster all my doubters, libelers, and close minded non-productive people to the community will cease ALL activity related to OoT speedruns and TASes for 10 years. This includes IRC, ANY forum, ANY online stream site, ANY video hosting site such as http://www.youtube.com/, http://zeldaspeedruns.com/ http://speeddemosarchive.com/, and ANY internet relay chat, voice, or video such as AIM, ICQ, Skype, google chat, MSN, yahoo chat, Roger Wilco, Ventrilo, ect.; so long as the activity has any relevance to OoT speedruns and TASes. IP addresses and locations will be tracked, no new accounts will be made. It is a cease and desist and we can work out a legal binding document. In 10 years the losing parties can return as normal as wiser more open minded individuals and work cooperatively together. You can either accept this and be included in the legal document, or, apologize to me and say "I am sorry ______, it will never happen again and I'll be MUCH more open minded in the future", or let it be know to the entire community that you are a worthless coward and troll and will hopefully be ostracized by the community itself. If you choose the latter I will also file internet libel lawsuits against you, and you can see how well connected to University of Washington School of Law I am, as well as meet me in court or settle. You have 3 choices, choose wisely.
I suppose is this one: http://www.gamefaqs.com/nes/563441-mega-man/images/box-2069
If things stay as they are, these new consoles are gonna be crushed by the cheap little Ouya.
The majority of gamers you're alluding to—the ones playing the same crap over and over—are also the ones who buy games on their parents' money. Now how exactly do you think they're going to convince parents they need another gaming system? Think of at least one solid thing beside "it has the game I want".
The majority of gamers you're alluding to—the ones playing the same crap over and over—are also the ones who buy games on their parents' money.
The major sports franchises already have their successful mobile versions and also mobile phones aren't that far behind. The next-gen consoles are gonna be an inevitable failure, I must admit.
You really think the people who are buying that are going to buy something called Oozal? Ouizal? Oh wait, Ouya! Boy I sure sounded like a dunderhead. ...
... account for the majority of revenue.
These days the AAA titles aren't much more fun and don't receive much more play than dirt-cheap titles like Tiny Wings or Angry Birds
