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I will never step on tree roots again...
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KiwiCracker wrote:
After playing around a bit, it appears that unused items get carried to the next level. Taking the item from level 3 and using it in level 6 saves some great time. I used your input up to level 3 and and with an unoptimized continuation until level 6, it came out 255 frames faster!
Wow clever idea, never thought I could do that!
KiwiCracker wrote:
Do you want to team up like the first time and look for further improvements?
Absolutely! Let's rule the bouncing ball kingdom!
I ask for a delay then, while me and KiwiCracker work on this powerup exploit
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CoolHandMike wrote:
Why did you decide to go with the 1.1 version which looks slower?
Well, it's a fresh new homebrew, I thought it was better showing the most recent iteration. But if everyone prefers the 1.0 run (I do too), I can change it.
MovieRules says:
Older versions of a game are allowed in order to exploit a glitch patched out in later versions.
But also says:
[...] as long as that version is easily available for verification.
Currently the 1.0 version is not available in the game's page, but I could contact the developer to see if they can provide it.
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Wow, wasn't expecting this specific portal to my teen years. Nice run!
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Nice run! The excruciating amount of lag and the nonsensical physics make it a tough watch, but i'm glad someone finally TASed this game.
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What an amazing feat!
I'm glad we could all hear the clown honking too.
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WhiteHat94 wrote:
Little Sisyphus, an awesome new homebrew, a physics based platformer.
Count on me for this one, it looks AMAZING, definitely an interesting TASing challenge.
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WhiteHat94 wrote:
Santa Claus Junior, Christmas themed platformer.
Great looking game, I'll definitely TAS it for next year Christmas!
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Nice run! Movement seems very optmized. Would be nice finding a way to preserve the greater speed from hooks and slopes.
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Petition to change the name of this game to Damage Booster.
Congratulations to the teams, specially Team 4!
I miss joining DTC...
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Patashu wrote:
It might be interesting to do a TAS on 1.3 as well
Yea I'm curious on how it would look. Unfotunately, my scarce free time tells me to just move on. This TAS was actually a side project to procrastinate other side project that was procrastinating three other main projects ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Nice frame!!
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Agedude wrote:
The entire 100 levels TAS is
a piece of art, all the routes are so unpredictable, it's really a blast watching it!
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I have to exact same issue in my Yoshi's Island utility script, my workaround was forcing frameadvance between each drawing to force it to "wait" a little, it's definitely a picturebox bug.
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I'm completely mesmerized by these bomb-stairs, this run is great! Yes Bomberman!
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w-what did i just watch..?
yes
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Oh yes! This game is cute, and the telepawt is a very nice feature that was really enjoyable watching it being exploited.
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I deeply love this game, this TAS made me wanna play again. Amazing execution, I loved the tricks and the precise movement along the beats.
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I just made an "any%" adaptation for this TAS, for the sake of documentation. It proves the "All Yuzus" is more suitable for the site due showing more content (game-wise and trick-wise) while not being much slower.
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In time, I have a 30119 frames movie for this game, and on version 1.2. The faster acceleration realy helped here.
Encodes were recorded, YT video will be updated soon YT videos were updated as well.
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The other changes in this version doesn't seem to impact the run.
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Forget 1.1, we have 1.2 now baby, I'll check how the new acceleration and deceleration affect movement
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