no worries man!!!

I thought my headset broke lol.

You scared me

I thought my headset broke. Still watchable tho :D

What kind of magic AI did you use to filter out the music while keeping the voice so intact

How much time went into that TAS must also be insane.

Video so boring made me sleep. Thanks. Woke up early.

Or creating a map like that

yes but as an Mudda's run is beyond amazing indeed

@@noahkettunen1686 z

10 seconds isn't big?

@@EllieT not in a 10 minute map, it isn't.

@@EllieT 23s

@@EllieT go to a digital clock and count along the 23 seconds

@@igotcrabsyeup 20 secs is actually a huge time gap in fullspeed, in your usual fullspeed map, a .10 is a huge improvement on the wr

mudda has optimised it so far that this shows just what he has to do to reach the sub 10 and its absolutely ridiculous. Every single one of those speed slides or side jumps can easily end a run and they only gain tiny fractions of a second and he has to do a stupid amount of them in one single run to save 6 seconds, which is a behemoth amount of time in a racing game

@@senorwong5554 He doesn't have to do any of that, mudda's RTA wr run is with a respawn at the last cp, without it he would have finished with sub 10.

@@fsdejf oh ok I didn’t know that, thanks for the update. I’m not sure why it demoralises him then

It's fairly simple. For years, getting a WR was equivalent to pushing the limit. If anyone improved the WR, they were the guy pushing the limit. Now with TAS it's possible to push the limit without actually driving real-time. And pushing the limit versus merely getting slightly closer to the limit... for some hunters it doesn't make difference. For some other hunters it is a huuuge difference which takes most of the pleasure and motivation away from hunting. I think it's more obvious on maps such as A01, A04, A07 or B13 (or even C11) where every new WR raised the question if it's actually a time that's perfect and/or unbeatable. Now with TAS you can clearly prove that those records are relatively far from the limit. TAS is a gift that pushes the limits and explores the new possibilities, but it also sets this vision of perfection a human can never reach, which depending on your mindset might or might not be severely demoralizing. Now, I can't spell for Mudda himself; his reasons might come from something else than what I've described. I doubt that the "Why is [anyone] demoralized to hunt a map?" question has only one answer.

@@liborkundrat185 maybe it's really demoralizing looking at a theoretical perfect run and seeing how much rng that would need - like, sub 10 is doable but knowing sub 9:50 is possible (= knowing there's a bit of leeway for others to improve the record) might kinda hurt

Who is mufat?

@@angusbower7914 😶

@@angusbower7914 i feel sorry for you

@@yatsumeana I’ve seen the video

@@angusbower7914 mufat nuts

The tas could definitely be optimized by atleast another few seconds if you really grind every turn and input. But i definitely get your point. The effort these top players are putting into their speedsruns is insane

Considering its a FS Track , 20s is a lot.

@@VelpkeTrials 20s is a lot, but considering it's TAS vs human on an infamously difficult track, and the TAS is only 3% closer to perfection, it's really not

This make me laugh a lot

Hahahah

I think that quote is from Mudda, the art of S P E E D

my life philosophy right there

*Sun Tzu, the Mania of Track

on a 600 second track i think its pretty impressive for Mudda to only be about 3% of time behind

Roads!? Where we're going we don't need roads!

It's called a speedslide

ehh its not really as hard because you dont need to release, but it is more random

you don’t just do it on curves, you do it on straight lines by snaking good luck lol

I dont play this game but from my understanding its like having unlimited flashbacks, you can repeat everything without losing the run, so people make perfect runs. Correct me if im wrong

@@kingjasko you can also slow down the game to increase your reaction time and just generally play better. There are a couple other things, but those two are by far the most important.

@@TechnetiumPrime so, just like the normal game for some speerunners ?

@@TechnetiumPrime Thats not a TAS thats cheat engine.

@@Chris-xl6pd one of the most common methods of cheating is making a TAS and trying to pass it off as a real run.

so, is this TAS?

Was there copyrighted music?

@@koopalovetoast2409 It was to mute a copyrighted song yes

@@WirtualTV Ah okay

shhhh super mario bros

it was BassTTV :D

@@vartsn YEAAAAAH I forgot his name thanks for reminding me !

True, this TAS guy came out of the blue for several weeks only and he's killing every single WR. Pretty insane performance

I assume they had to cut the music out for copyright reasons, so the weird sound artifacts are a result of that.

@@16jms oh makes sense

Most likely to avoid copyright with the background song

Edit like what the keyboard inputs wpuld look like for this TAS to be possible