After watching the DS version, I have to admit it's a lot more optimized than this run. So it's unlikely the run would have been accepted.

The route of the DS run is still obsolete and I'm sure that if I edit the doors transition, this run is faster but whatever you guys are right I guess.

We guys don't believe in giving up. We all fail, fall down, pick ourselves up and produce much better TASes. That's the way the cookie crumbles. Same as with real time speedruns.

Ok so we have some kind of unofficial clearance from adelikat for the psx version, me and Uroboros are teaming to optimize this run like it deserve to be, I except this to be done relativly fast given we have a very good draft to work from, Im hoping for sub hour movie if everything goes right. Edit: 102 frames saved on main title screen + character select (end of first room...), so well yeah, im sorry to say this was very sloppy indeed

I liked the TAS, but anyway... there alway someone better than you to optimize stuff. What about just move on and finish Dino Crisis? Even if the later one isn't "perfect" either, I don't think it matter since I alway felt that the first publication over a run should simply aim to be flawlessly better than a realtime speedrun. Fixing sloppiness is the job for that impovement guy, so there no point to take special care to little detail, since there usualy some new glitch or trick that keep poping up as you try to TAS a new game(sadly, 3D game especially). So as I said, I would rather ignore these negative comment and just go ahead with an another game to TAS. edith: yikes... typo x2

Failing at the start menu is usually very solid ground for rejection (unless of course thats an isolate mistake, it can happen), any judge would have spot it i think, and thats to avoid saying any other rooms are improvable or any menu access, sorry to say it, and even if ill look like an asshole, but dino crisis would suffer the same fate, and AJAX specified now _several_ times that he "dislike" precision ect... Its not to beat a dead horse but oh well

I didn't say that I dislike precision, I said that I hate the attitude of some of the people here about frame whoring in a polite way, I hate the if it's not perfect you suck attitude, this. I don't think I'll ever TAS again and it's ok, the only reason that my menu suffered is that I didn't know how the input lag worked for this game until late in the making of the tas, you sometime have to hold the input for 2 frames to make things work and other times it can not work at all if you pressed on a lag frame (Ingame not emulator game), so this part is obvious that I didn't know how to TAS properly, whatever what the fuck I'm I still doing defending a shit run anyway. (I should also have said that I was going for game time) EDIT: You can keep on saying that it's sloppy and shit, but should thank me anyway cause the only job you have to do now is to frame whore, everything else is fine, the route, the item management, the new tricks, but thank you anyway for not mentionning it.

but should thank me anyway cause the only job you have to do now is to frame whore, everything else is fine, the route, the item management, the new tricks, but thank you anyway for not mentionning it.

I except this to be done relativly fast given we have a very good draft to work from

Huh?

I don't really get your attitude AjAX, outside of route planning and engine/design expoits. You're effectively trying to complete a game in as few frames as possible. Striving to be perfect and not settling for less is an essential skill when it comes to TASing. Reiteration is a vital part of that, something you evidently didn't do during your attempt. You should also keep in mind that RE1 is a very simple game compared to most of the other popular 3D games, so it's fair for us to expect something thats close to frame perfect.

Fine. Fine. Fine.

Well, I don't hate you AjAX. I am impressed you actually took the time to go through such a long game while rerecording mistakes. I got pissed off at trying to complete Barney's Hide and Seek, and that was all of 165 frames and 5 rerecords.