Sorry, but hard pass. The company is pretty shady. But I am glad you were able to scam them out of some of their ad money, well done ;)

Kid named Chrome-based browser: Look the best thing about internet browsers is that they are fucking free. You have infinity options to not sell your personal data

Mozilla Firefox is infinitely better. Opera GX keeps adding bloat upon bloat, either as an excuse to collect more data or because they want to be "hip and cool", while Firefox keeps features to stuff one would actually need. Get uBlock as well, and you got a pretty competent browser. And I honestly have no clue why they try to make Opera GX seem like it uses low amounts of memory and processing power; it is one of the worst browsers in that department, even worse than Google Chrome. Again, Firefox keeps it to the necessary stuff, so it is much lighter on your computer.

Cool CCP ad, wumao. Take this dislike and low watch time.

@@lain7758 I dunno how to tell you this, but you don’t have to blame everything on a non-America country when you’re mad. Google is still very much in California, just like every other big tech vampire with a marketing team

gaming 🛐🛐🛐

Mfw I had too many drinks with my friends😂

Thank you for the explanations, absolute 🐐

The GOAT

I believe you are a God. And I will die for you or kill others.

is it?

@@THEDEY2 no

Me too. I love this whole emerging field of "speedrun science", for lack of a better term. It's so neat!

Those basically come down to a large amount of trial and error in regards to both despawning enemies as quickly as possible (KOing them and launching them into other enemies, close blastzones, or items that react to getting hit) and spawning new enemies in (As some sets of enemies only spawn when a particular enemy unit is defeated and despawned). Not helping matters is the variety of item drop RNG that has drastic changes across the whole run depending on exactly what item drops at what specific time. The "secret" is that I've been TASing Brawl's version of Subspace for almost four whole years, and previously did Project M Subspace TASes for about four years before that. I still don't know if any of these large Ambush sections are truly being completed as fast as possible (I frankly "can't" because Chaos Theory is in full effect here and would require far too much bruteforcing capability than what's currently possible), but I do know from experience that some "starting points" are better than others - Examples include immediately manipulating a Bob-Omb with Peach at the Midair Stadium Ambush, and starting off with a Super Mushroom and a Cracker Launcher at the Bomb Factory 2 Ambush.

Well I appreciated the added info, so thanks dog 🤗 I hope your Monday goes as well as a Monday can!

29:25

I think it's so cool that work from tons of people goes into them. It's more of a "team sport" that speedrunning usually is (even though speedrunning is always kinda a team sport. Or at least a single person sport with a pit crew..?)

@@idontwantahandlethough i see it like skateboarding. You perform it individually but you celebrate and share your skills as a community/team. Like the bone Bredgade. I am not old enough to have seen them when they actually did skated, but they were a team.

A lot of what the captions say there isn't actually said out loud, even though some of it definitely seems important.

The final fight with Tabuu took pretty much exactly 4 seconds from the first frame of spawn to the frame Tabuu's health is reduced to 0, give or take a couple frames.

Character run speeds are substantially lower in subspace emissary. Marth doesn't actually run that slow in normal gameplay.

@@ScatLuigi WEIRD

Surprisingly, you're the second person I've seen to suggest this.

He sounds like the pirate tts voice

​@DyllonStejGaming just in this comment section or like ever? Also are you Nicolas Cage because that would explain why you sound like him.

Nic Cage fused with Cave Johnson from Portal 2

The damage boost does cause the character to take damage. Their percent increases.

@@Fireshot844 Ah, I see, so the percent is the amount of damage you received and the more you got the easier you can get out of bounds and well, die Thank you!!

@@dmytrohorodetskyi2630 Quite surprsised you didn't knew about this, the percent indicator is a very basic element in any Smash Bros. game.

u filled in a lot of blanks there urself ​@@dmytrohorodetskyi2630

They kinda say what they do

agreed, and I'd rather see the individual frames during slowmo than fill them in

...that's grammatically accurate though, just like when your mom says "you're her least favorite child". Did you think it was supposed to be favoritest..?

​@@idontwantahandlethough "Favorite" already implies superlative, adding "most" is redundant. "Least favorite" is perfectly correct but it's a different thing.

The story mode of it

This was initially in the drafting stages at the start of December 2023, back when the new any% TAS wasn't even close to being finished. I guess that'd be the next thing to do.

@@DyllonStejGamingOh Yeah i guess that would do it wouldn't it? I would love to see the next one.

Yeah well your opinion doesn't matter

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The Pause Glitch and some of the skips like the Battlefield Fortress Autoscroller skip were actually found and used in RTA runs first. Bounce Boosting sees no usage in RTA currently (And the difficulty chosen in RTA makes it even less viable), and the myriad of RNG manipulation is simply impossible to do in real time.

@@DyllonStejGaming that sounds pretty promising. Awesome job on this TAS; I wouldn't really have any interest/knowledge of Smash speedruns, if not for this.