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Sounds like an RIAA-member label album, so no, I don't know.
I don't care if it gets accepted or even submitted here...I'd just like to finish it faster.
(and there were autoscroll levels? huh?)
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Not sure if I said it, but I found numerous improvements (not including baww-stoppage by ring loss), been too busy with life to do anything about it. I really needed more feedback on this run when it was being made.
If I ever get time, I'll work on it again.
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The run...it's simply amazing.
Your commentary? Clear, concise, correct...there's nothing wrong with it at all.
Speaking of the commentary, I thought I'd hate it in the other window. Watching the run I actually prefer it this way - it gives a log that can be read at any pace, and a backlog to read potentially missed entries. Very nice.
Amazing dedication. You are an hero.
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Saethori wrote:
Going all the way to 6-1 or 6-2 just to trigger the glitch seems like a long way to go.
CoolKirby wrote:
I guess a movie that played to 6-1 and glitched to the credits wouldn't feel like a genuine speed run,
Wow. This is why TASVideos sucks.
Yes, it is TAS-worthy. Yes, chopping 10 minutes off of a sub-hour run is impressive. Just because you have this emotional tying to games in that it has to be glitched so that you see either near 0% or near 100% of the run doesn't make this any less worthy.
4matsy wrote:
...the credits sequence was apparently only a visual thing;...So...it's therefore debatable whether use of this glitch is truly "completing the game" or not. :p
Not at all. If I glitch a game without save functionality to the credits, does this count too? Or maybe, internally, the level counter wasn't incremented so it doesn't count. Where do you draw the line? Oh, I know. It's what has been agreed on previously. That is, what is shown on the screen for credits or "the end" IS the end. Simple. Easy. Effective. This run would apply.
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Sorry. You didn't dumb it down enough for the masses to enjoy and derive "entertainment" from.
Only Mario runs and games that the popular runners have played are really accepted here. You deserve credit for trying.
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Your topic states "How regretful are YOU?".
Your post asks for what you are regretful.
I regret to inform you that your topic does not at all represent it's title.
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Once things progress well enough, since I never got my NES playback device done and got beaten to it by someone else, I can work on a GB playback device.
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I got excessive migraines.
And I thought Zelda games were bad. Man, this is terrible. The sounds have given me a migraine. I'm surprised I could stand 10 minutes of it.
Yoshi's Story is OVER. Let's burn it now.
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Weatherton wrote:
FYI; If you pay Montana Max his requested ransom at the end, he just laughs, takes your gems and fights you anyway.
Yeah, he'd take half, laugh, then you'd still fight him. I maxed out my gems (999) once, paid him, and he still laughed...so next time I maxed them out and didn't pay him as a challenge.
Ah, the simple days...
I'm really busy but I'd like to work on this or collaborate. If you make any progress, please post.
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Kitsune wrote:
And I wasn;t aware there was a Dos version of Warcraft II.
Wow...really?
The first version had an installer for Win but it still just ran the DOS version. When BNE came out I played the hell out of that, and even now, so many years later, some of my maps are still popular on Bnet...
