May be better to give the first Lunix star for one of Shovel Knight? All three of them are great, but personally i enjoy the slowest one the most: [3800] Linux Shovel Knight "Shovel of Hope" by keylie in 39:37.68 Also this is the first ever publication using libTAS. So it has the same historical significance for TASVideos as Cave Story.
There are a lot of games that no one cares to rate (regardless of platform). The overall low number of post-publication ratings across any game published on the site is testament to that. Even some of the most popular NES games, for example, have only 30-50 ratings, if that. That seems to me a very low number of ratings considering the member base we have here.
One big question I have, though is: What's the end screen for this game? I could pull up the score screen after hitting a score of 350 to show that I've achieved 100%, but that still leaves a few screens untraversed in the game.
this could be a really quick run.
With regard to stats in a marathon run, what if such a run set was a high-completion-rate goal, like "maximum points?" Would that result in enough work being done to boost stats to acceptable levels?
But I don't know how much the gameplay differs with the different classes.
Hopefully there are some glitches in the export/import processes to exploit. :)
I would look into 24FPS as possibly being one of the common framerates - it is (was?) used for movies, though I'm not sure about games.
Perhaps now the previously actually impossible reallyjoel's dad difficulty is possible?
The point is to allow alternate modes which show different gameplay. Alternate characters are not different modes unless they significantly alter the gameplay.
In Shovel Knight, the Plague character was a DLC, and then was included in the game. His movie is shorter. He plays the same levels as Shovel Knight.
I'm not sure I want to submit this, though, because I'm not incredibly confident of the routing for the aforementioned level, and it might be more efficient to do the last 3 levels in reverse order from the way that I did in this recording. Whether or not it could be done better, I'd rather channel my efforts into another project than rebuild the pieces of this that could conceivably be improved.
I think that the question in the title of the thread, "games games that have only been beaten in a TAS" is, in itself, rather unlikely to occur. After all, games are usually designed to be beatable, save for a few joke games that are intentionally not.