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@@tlumz1129 roughly 2:40

@@Draciel360 is this possible rta?

@@BiBaBeluBaB possible rta? Yes. Viable rta? No. It would take too many tries to be worth the time save, which is only a few seconds

There's some guy who did that without tas

@Jacob Turnbaugh just show me on this doll where the bad man touched you.

@@sethkauffman9915 lmfao

@@wacknesium lol, my comment looks stupid now, but there was a moron here who was butthurt as all fuck.

I know for a sub incentive a few months back, Panga ran Corndilly% as a speedrun. All in good fun, ofc as it's not a recognized category on SMW central, but funny nonetheless

And also get to Barb's room

the game just came out give it some time. No mario game is game-break proof.

I enjoy watching skips get developed, this is pretty much the only thing I don't like about barbs hacks. What's the point in making Mario lose his powerups between levels? If somebody finds a way to carry it over, awesome - you're forcing them to play the game a certain way instead of how they want to.

@@voidofmind Well, that's Kaizo for ya, there's only one way to play 99% of all kaizo:light levels, and if you don't do exactly the right sequences of button presses and for the correct durations that the creator asks for, you are dead. In this game, Barb kind of masks that fact a little bit by adding in different routes that the player can choose from to progress through the game, and even though you ultimately end up going back and playing all the levels and looking for all the secret exits anyway(if you're not a chump, and if you are, this hack probably isn't for you in the first place), it's still a neat, cool thing he put in there. Poo loves paths and puzzles, and Barb knows this, hence the paths. Powerups cannot possibly carry over from level to level in a standard kaizo hack because they will almost always break the rest of the game(look what it did to vanilla SMW, you can just fly over half the fuckin' game), or force the creator to add something into the game that physically removes that powerup from you and maybe that obstacle might not fit the flow of the level, and there's a possibility that that removal could bone the player who didn't carry one over if it's not specifically intended that you carry one over, not to mention the fact that then the player can carry over that powerup to a level previously cleared to obtain a secret exit that you're intended to be small to be able to find or something like that. It gives the player the ability to damage boost(or fly completely over, or rope glitch, etc.) through a section that shits right in the creator's face for being careless enough to overlook that design flaw. It's bad design to give the player a weapon with which to break your game that you spent, in some cases, 1400 hours on. Furthermore, in kaizo, things not typically considered powerups like shells can be used achieve greater jump height and distance than would be possible without them, and if you're not aware of this, some dude could just shell jump right over your cleverly crafted obstacle, shitting directly into your(the creator's) mouth in the process. Imagine a hot, steamy, cheesy log right in your mouth. That's what even _one_ poorly placed asset can do to your hard work and time. Even springs(and galoombas) have to be specifically designed around, as you can use them to midair spring-jump higher than you normally could if they were stationary, and some kaizo players can pull off 5 of those in row. To be fair, most of these are regular/semi-regular mechanics in kaizo, but it just goes to show you how careful you have to be in design to prevent the player from squatting down and farting directly into your dinner that you spent all day slaving over in a hot kitchen.

@@Astromyxin I agree. The tight timing practically makes most levels an autoscroller in disguise. The only thing I can imagine is someone finding a way to overflow the memory and execute code from there, but I can't think of a spot in the game where that would be possible.

You say that this indicates "good design" but some runners might actually disagree. Carefully restricting the player will certainly result in very few variations of playstyle (and speedruns/TASes), but the problem is that there isn't much room for growth. Part of the fun in speedrunning non-kaizo hacks is that there are always better routes being discovered, and when you create a Kaizo hack that heavily restricts player movement to the intended route only, it removes that aspect of a speedrun.

even if this is mostly made out of vanilla graphics barb does an impressive job drawing custom backgrounds

Kaizo or not this is still better than like 90% of AAA titles

That second one is a beauty

Actually Dode was the one that found that skip, I just "borrowed" it ;)

@Vincent Kikosicki Because Dode

Only one person has pulled that off in real life.

you know what the music at 2:43 is?

@@necros782 Big Snowman track from Snowboard Kids

10:13 is also from doom

Yeah, sure, we can talk about it, hit me up on WhatsApp.

Too bad it didnt at all

It's a literal ROB that we call TASBot

@@moronichybrid yeah it's a joke in every TAS video

Fecking cheater

He plays a ton of different games, I see him everywhere in the speedrunning community!

Yeah he must have practiced alot!

My brain:ok? I dont will understand nothing but ok..

@@charlesdemagalhaes960 u can display with obs studio

soy sauce for bowser

Ok

Best one that I ever see in a hack!

I see how the dude who created this hack is a man of culture.

2 bad Halloween is over this is so perfect for it

Was Bill Cosby less angry that time around?

Wasn't it Chuggaaconroy not ProtonJon?

Shoutout to the Dev for making this class A, top choice platforming gargantuan. Very challenging, and rewarding.

Here is the playlist kzfaq.info/sun/PL1vXxNCYKhSpfizQvTAS-Iu_wLq3219US

Big Snowman. It was Big Snowman.

Clash on the Big Bridge is a god tier song

*So it would seem*

Timers on older games are weird. They seem like decimal at first but if you push outside 999, rather than being hexadecimal they actually start going further into the sprite sheet and normally the alphabet comes right after the numbers

Unless it's a case where SMW's counter is secretly hexadecimal

Or barb treated it as hexadecimal. I don't know

Lol! Tas is not a person. TAS is Tool Assist Speedrun

It’s a bot

literature Irony is a style of writing in which there is a noticeable, oftenhumorous, difference between what is said and the intended meaning.

for the real

I know I'm really late but here kaizomariomaker.fandom.com/wiki/Grand_Poo_World_2/Soundtrack

Right, you can import samples from other SNES games. In fact, dozens of tracks were ported by com_poser and DanTheVP from other systems and games.

Why would you think a fat old Italian Plumber would he a good speedrunner?

@@lilllwizzzle he has been dealing with bowser's shit for 30 years

@@Magnus_Deus *Princess'

@@polotech7783 The princess captures herself. Yeah.

By the way, this is a "TAS" which means that this gameplay was made by using tools such as slowing down and rewinding to make the perfect play

Yea thats the capcom opening theme, it is the one used in hit or miss

I've never seen it used before, i just did it to get in the tunnel as soon as possible. I'm pretty sure it's impossible to clip through, Barb is good at preventing that.

@@FerpyMcFrosting Great TAS, thanks for the reply- I thought it was pretty interesting how few inhuman strats were used, like Barb's level design was intentionally anti-TAS, or pro-human, though I never thought that adjective would apply to a Barb creation.

TsarDragon at the end of this video they played the song played in ninja turtles 3 when casey jones and japanese guys were at the arcade.

Tas can get pretty crazy. And somehow the frame rate works way better than you'd think

the door only appears after you press a combination of buttons, which poo didn't know at the time

@@jarp1864 okay, this makes sense haha, he just posted the video when he finds out, I was just impatient. Thank you!

I don't get it.

You don't know what Tool Assisted means do you