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[_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)15:16 No.

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>> [_] Lemur-kun !o5tbkzPCnA 04/15/14(Tue)16:54 No.

  That video is from a speed-run of that game from a computer. Still, not what I expected to get
  when I opened the flash.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)16:59 No.

  >>2352009
  yeah you're not the only one who watched it through it all and can read

  also why tool assisted speed runs count as speed runs? it's just simple cheating

>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)17:05 No.

  >>2352012
  TAS and normal speedruns are each counted as their own thing, don't be silly.

  A TAS is only cheating in the sense that you're exploiting the game's engine, and the inputs are
  faster than what a human could do. But try to understand what's going on. It's not just them
  entering in a gameshark code or whatever. They've reverse engineered how the engine works down to
  a frame by frame basis, and have discovered how to do insane things with it. If you don't think
  that's awesome then I'm sorry for you.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)17:08 No.

  >this is what it would look like if robots played vidya
  >you will never be this good at vidya

>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)17:08 No.

  >>2352012
  >it's just simple cheating
  >it's just simple drawing
  >it's just simple painting
  >it's just simple throwing a ball
  Then you do it, faggot.

>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)17:42 No.

  >>2352012
  >simple cheating
  Why do people who know nothing about everything have an opinion about everything?

>> [_] Anonymous 04/15/14(Tue)18:06 No.

  >>2352012
  TAS and regular speedruns are separate things. The goal of a speedrun is to get through the game
  as quickly as possible using your skills and technical knowledge of the game in a standard
  setting. The goal of a TAS is to be frame-for-frame perfect and find a way through as fast as
  physically possible. They're usually not what would be called "fair," but they're not intended to
  display a person playing the game, only what is technically possible in the game. A person COULD
  do it if they were skilled enough. The TAS represents a plan, not the player's abilities.

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