Probably a bad game to go pacifist, some thunder eggs require you to kill enemies, but still pretty bad on the dudes part

is there anything not a marsupial from australia?

+Lachoneus not all mammals from Australia are marsupials

Technically yes, but of course for the average Ty = tiger = feline so it kinda makes sense.

@@HDitzzDH the genius has spoken

clearly you’re the only one who has ever researched anything about thylacine lmao

+athropos he's both, but I honestly think it makes his commentary all the more interesting.

Many of the enemies he killed were mandatory for quests so he could progress through the game. Those were the ones that "didn't count". Plus he donated a dollar for each unnecessary kill he made, so yeah I'll clap for that.

he loves charity

i know XD like atleast explain it

By the sounds of it it's a setup to do the trick easily and would take time to sit there and explain it without moving on.

what do you mean?

They were losing it.

Why?

They were mad at him for not actually running pacifist

This is a freakin' awesome speedrun of a game I never beat as a kid, pacifist run or not.

Then he shouldn't be running at all. And no, $100 compared to $5k is just insulting.

You say it's his way of saying sorry, but at 32:35, he clearly states he's going to intentionally go against the donation incentive to make things easier on himself. He wasn't even _trying_ to comply with the donation incentive. That's why people are mad-- not because he messed up or was nervous, but because he actively ignored what people wanted and donated to charity for. People are really lenient when it comes to messing up alone--look at Henneko's run of Prince of Persia at SGDQ 2015. I think he was the same age, and stuck with it through the whole run despite so much going wrong.

Henneko's Persia run was a great time.

Thank You very much, I'll have to finish the run abit later but what was the incentive for and how much did it cost? I know the BioShock runner completed with the wrong ending but finished it before doing his Wolfenstein one. Did this guy not do something similar? Either way, that's a pretty low move...

He offered to do a pacifist run where he only killed enemies that were needed to progress the game for $5000. He forgot and kept accidentally killing enemies for the first half of the run so it is a little hard to make up for it without restarting and delaying the stream.

I think commentating, speedrunning, and trying to remember to do a Pacifist run may have been too much for him. At least he apologized and donated, the money's still going towards charity so I don't think it's to bad.

+Slovak Mountain Man yeah it is not too bad, it's just a fair number of people feel ripped off because some people payed upwards of $500 to meet the goal in time, hopefully it does not discourage doners not to donate because this incentive did not happen.

Its okay

What's wrong with the game?

Usually if a runner is banned the game they played gets indirectly banned.

That seems uncalled for. It's not the game's fault that the runner was horrible.

hi amatsu

this game is sick tbh... i really it comes back

You're one of the devs working on the PC port?! I recently played through the game on pc and 100%ed it. I only had TY 3 and 2 as a kid and always wanted to go through the first one. Thanks heaps for the awesome PC version!

Wasn't there something about a Podesta-Ball effect when Julius was prattling on about something?

Ty 2 port when?

we don't have a release date for that yet unfortunately.

I've always loved how down-to-earth you Kromans are and how you're always willing to provide info whenever you can. Can't wait to see the rest of the games on Steam!

Same :(

Me too but it was gonna be live soo late around 1 or 2 in the morning I was like heck no I have work next day and I need some sleep lol.

@@saltyunicorn5173 ye just a little late, but not much

Oh great. The run is ruined because "pacifist".

this game just came out on Steam if you're interested in that

"Ty for the upload" I see what you did there

Thanks for posting this, was just thinking how great it would be if they did a port and would've likely never seen its already on steam!

+EveMatthew np man :)

He may be an asshole but i do agree its a fun run

www.reddit.com/r/speedrun/comments/4rh7y2/about_this_pacifist_ty_the_tasmanian_tiger_run/ One of the coordinators of the GDQ replied in this thread and it looks like he is most likely not gonna be invited to come back for a very long time, if at all, after this. It was really bad how he just completely disregarded not only the incentive (which let's be honest, he either didn't prepare for at all or there is no way to do it pacifist which is unacceptable since people literally donated around $400-500 specifically to see the incentive) but also was completely a dick to the dev who donated and wished him good luck.

what time does the dev donate? this speed run was honestly so cringy i dont want to watch it all to see it XD

I erased most of the details out of my head as well, but I do know that he said "And here's another example of excellent programming" sarcastically after it. It's one thing to make a joke about exploits as devs often watch and actually like their games being broken down. It's another to be a dick to the dev that's wishing you good luck and act like you didn't hear the donation despite hearing nearly every other donation read

welp after all i have heard about this speed run this dude is never coming back thats obvious XD

What did he do?

He was supposed to do a pacifist run. He did the opposite. It gets worse when you consider that people actually donated money for this run.

What.. Is that a thing? I thought it was just something he did so he would have to donate. I cant believe people care about that

+naisubadi It's a really dumb thing to be upset about, isn't it?

$1 for every enemy he kill < $5000 Yea is a thing

That is way, way cooler than Geode.

Random number generator

"He forgot the incentive, its stressful to stream infront of 100k people" Isnt an acceptable excuse because 99% of all the other speedrunners there are experiencing that same level of tension and still didn't forget their incentives. Not only that, the blatant crapping-on of the devs after they were kind enough to donate is enough to have at least a little distaste for this guy. I understand in the end its all for charity, but a level of professionalism would be nice regardless. This is a sponsored and well-watched marathon. Its not someone's personal stream. :v

+ladyz0e yea but most other runners didn't get incentives for things that fundamentally change the way they have practiced the speed run.

I dont exactly know how incentives are placed but it is my assumption that the streamer may present an incentive for a run. I dont think the GDQ team places these sort of limitations on streamers that apply for GDQ marathons without them knowing. If this is the case, then the streamer should have the foresight to practice for a pacifist run dont you think? It seems to me he either assumed it wouldnt be met or was planning to troll anyways. :\ But it isnt just that. He didnt appear to "forget" durng the stream. He laughed it off and acted trollish about it. Makes me think he was never going to do it. Hence why the dollar donation thing at the beginning

The runners for each game are in constant Flux up until the event really. Dunno how long he knew he might be going for pacifist, but an hour before it started I was convinced it wasn't gonna be met. They were down 2k at fucking 2 am. It was reached literally as he started.

I don't know, friend. If I know theres a possibility of me doing something infront of people, I plan. (and again I really don't think he was going to do it either way.) This isn't the only argument I am hanging on for not being a fan of his run. All in all I just wish it was handled better by the streamer. We aren't all strategists in how we handle situations of course. But I just dont think it was taken seriously. At all. In the end the charity is the most important thing.

I felt the same way, honestly. Spent most of the run in a "Dude, stop." kind of mood. Guy needed to loosen up a bit and he kept forcing jokes which fell pretty flat. I just hope he takes the hazing (is hazing the word to use?) he's probably getting constructively and grow from it. Having said that, I'm not sure I could do any better. So at least he's got that going for him.

+Soliwre Same, but I could have probably done better with some manners and staying quite.

Also he's one of those cancer children who have a GMOD server

You typed one sentence and made something worse than this whole video, congratulations.

todbot1 Sorry, I didn't screw people out of what they paid 5 grand to see. Nice attempt though bro.

it's more fun than it looks here

It doesn't look like a fun game to speedrun in the slightest.

***** It's good casual

Idk about you, but the second of those two choices would be very awkward very fast if you got a little too aroused lol

What do you mean? You can't complete the game without at minimum the number of Thunder Eggs he picked up on this run.

mr hill giant

Where did he talk about Mr Mammal? XD?

0:46

Late, but the people who watch religiously, Not the actual players, but the lurkers, are just as sensitive as gdq staff is. It's never as bad as the community says. Crash 2 2015 though...

+Elena Black He donated 50 to cover the damage, and an extra 50 the next day, and I don't think lesser of him for this,just a hard learning experience

He harmed the integrity of the GDQ community as a whole by making it look like donation incentives will be ignored a whim, reducing the frequency and liklihood that people will donate at all. He was flippant when it was brought up, and disrespectful to the developers right after they made a donation. He should not be invited back.

+Chromium Oxide Your right, he should have prepared, but you have to admit, all of that aside, This run was technically pretty good, but he should have tried harder to keep in some of those annoying enemies

+Chromium Oxide Agreed, all it takes is a few no reset runs to get the feel of it

+Chromium Oxide you paid money to charity, thats it.

A good chuck of everything you said is factually incorrect. People paid for the pacifist run, donating it for that run explicitly, and it was understood that it would be done if they reached that incentive. If a charity lies to its patrons, it looks bad on the charity, and it cheapens their credibility and makes people less likely to donate in the future. This was a not a good run, it was sloppy, full of mistakes, and a completely ignored incentive which he picked, asked people to donate money for, and then straight up invalidated not even 5 minutes into the run. That is what is called a "bad run." Lastly, just because the money went to charity doesn't make this ok, as I said earlier, if a charity lies, it won't get as much money in the future from its patrons. What Kythol did hurt the charity, and the people it was supposed to help, that's what is truly unforgivable and vile about this. Instead of picking and doing a proper incentive, he just took people's money and said "it's for charity so deal with me not actually doing what you gave us money to do" which is scummy no matter how you look at it.

dude this was EIGHT MONTHS AGO LOL

I'm so impressed you can tell basic time, it explains why your argument is so flawed.