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Man it's like this game also came out on the Wii and this exact same person would rather not play on that version for whatever reason.
There's a reason, and it's blatantly obvious.
Anything this user does is treated like a walkthrough. They'll never make an actual TAS on any series that they pick up.
If they did actually care about making an actual TAS they'd be using the Wii version, plain as day.
But this is a walkthrough and they will choose whatever they want and for whatever reason they want that is their motivation.
It's a "Perfected" Walkthrough thanks to Tools to Assist them.
It's like it's called a Tool Assisted Playthrough.
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Spikestuff wrote:
Man it's like this game also came out on the Wii and this exact same person would rather not play on that version for whatever reason.
There's a reason, and it's blatantly obvious.
Anything this user does is treated like a walkthrough. They'll never make an actual TAS on any series that they pick up.
If they did actually care about making an actual TAS they'd be using the Wii version, plain as day.
But this is a walkthrough and they will choose whatever they want and for whatever reason they want that is their motivation.
It's a "Perfected" Walkthrough thanks to Tools to Assist them.
It's like it's called a Tool Assisted Playthrough.
I don't know why, but Dolphin can't launch the game beyond the copyright screen. He has masterized PCSX2-rr, so he is not likely to drop it. BTW, most games he has TASed were not released on Wii or Gamecube.
His Manhunt TAS looks pretty cool in terms of speedrunning (comparing to his other works, of course). I mean, usually, he tries to kill whoever possible on his way.
TAP is a rare abbreviation while TAS can be treated as Tool Assisted Superplay.
TASing is like making a film: only best takes are shown in the final movie.
