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My main goal with this movie was test lsnes and see if it's better than snes9x, only that. I could be faster, but the scripts that I use in snes9x doesn't work in lsnes, complicating my TAS.

Game objectives

  • Emulator used: lsnes rr1-Δ18ε3
  • Play all levels
  • Test lsnes and see if it's a good emulator or not
  • <And so on>

Noxxa: Judging.
Noxxa: This run is visibly severely suboptimal compared to other runs of the game, including this two-years old cancelled any% submission, and is over a minute and a half slower than this six-and-a-half years old run [dead link removed]. Rejecting.


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This topic is for the purpose of discussing #4294: Kaizoboy's SNES Kaizo Mario World "100%" in 19:48.24
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This run finishes the first stage with the remaining timer at 339. This nearly 2 years old cancelled submission finishes the first stage with the remaining timer at 360, an ingame time difference of 21 seconds. (The timer seems to tick down once every 40 frames, so that's a real-time difference of about 14 seconds). I think I already know enough.
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would have been better to leave as a WIP
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*reads Moth's point* So I vote Yes right? Obvious No.
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About 8 mins difference between this and the Canceled one. As Moth pointed out the clear instage differences. Even if the canceled TAS was SNES9x if it was converted to Bizhawk/lsnes (more accurate emu.) It would be more than 6 minutes (Estimate and a half here) ahead of this TAS.
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I watched it twice, and found it highly unoptimized. Super Mario World is a well-studied game and possesses a lot of tricks/glitches, which you may have to learn. For example, you can optimize your speed by releasing the direction key at a correct timing while flying. Mothrayas has already pointed out that this is slower than a part of any%. Even as 100%, it's slower than the 6.5-year old TAS. No vote, for poor strategies and suboptimality. @Spikestuff: the cancelled one is for any%, not 100%. With the latest strategies, the 100% run would be done within 17 minutes or so.
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Mister wrote:
@Spikestuff: the cancelled one is for any%, not 100%. With the latest strategies, the 100% run would be done within 17 minutes or so.
Ah. Well seems unoptimized.
runs into bed
So I guess my no will stay for that way. Mister x Mastejun for Kaizo 100% Or whatever fancy SMW combo.
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ars4326
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Like Fog mentioned, this would have been more appropriate to upload as a WIP in the forums. You would likely receive more constructive feedback on this, as well.
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Post subject: Re: #4294: Kaizoboy's SNES Kaizo Mario World "100%" in 19:48.24
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TASVideoAgent wrote:
My main goal with this movie was test lsnes and see if it's better than snes9x, only that.
That's a really arbitrary goal if you ask anyone here, but since you didn't I can only see two possibilities; 1) you are still inexperienced with the submission system. In this case, visit the forums to seek advice from other members, most of us enjoy helping newbies, please give it a try. 2) you are one of those banned guys who just want to mess with the system. In this case, no one care anymore, you're wasting your time, most of us have better things to do. Give up already.
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Post subject: Re: #4294: Kaizoboy's SNES Kaizo Mario World "100%" in 19:48.24
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TASVideoAgent wrote:
My main goal with this movie was test lsnes and see if it's better than snes9x, only that. I could be faster, but the scripts that I use in snes9x doesn't work in lsnes, complicating my TAS.
If you were just testing, why did you submit this as an entry? Unless you meant to submit it as a WIP, of course.
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All the people who dislike lsnes. This is your chance! Vote Yes quickly!! Scripts don't work, it's gonna be banned!
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