Honestly, it's probably coz WWP has less QoL features than W:A does. I do want to give WWP Deathmatch a go at some point, but I'm still trying to grind out a W:A run that I'm happy with before I move on to that...which seems to be taking a while...

Not a stupid question at all. I play on an alpha created by Deadcode (the dev behind many of the official patches for W:A over the years) which adds the Reset Progress button. From what I understand, this function may be added to the base game in the next patch, but for now it's something that only a small selection of speedrunners have access to.

@@TheRB-Sides Ah, that's what I figured. Just going to have to mess about with new teams then :)

Just FYI, this is not the way to get me to do it quicker

@@RuffledBricks please? :3

@@jenkinsuu Alright, I'll do it

@@RuffledBricks :D

That's right. And who might you be?

Pleasant mellow guy* There corrected it for you

I'm also going to add a suicide button to my rewrite or else make a boot come down and crush you if you land below exit in 16th cavern without collecting all the keys to save time

Oh never mind someone did it earlier already lol

@@kshayk0 Yeah, Mablak's still got over 3 minutes on me. At this rate though I'll probably be WR holder by 2036.

@@RuffledBricks just use TAS next time. No one will notice the RNG manipulation techniques ;)

Creating that hole with the second SG shot made killing King Canute easier than if I'd used the bat on the other two.

It varies, but it's usually twice a week and at 7pm BST.

If there's something else you'd prefer me to say to finish a video, I'd be happy to hear about it. Re: the cluster thing, note that this is Armageddon, not World Party. If you go back to the original release of Worms 2, cluster bombs and mortars could effortlessly one shot an enemy simply by dumping them on their head. This was then patched out a year or so later, but the ability to do the 'cluster trick' remained. My suspicion is that this probably isn't how the developers originally intended the weapon to work, but given that it can usually only be implemented by sacrificing your own worm (a la Kami), it's effectively a double edged sword and therefore less of a cheese. So rather than finding a way to reconfigure it they just left it in, and slightly nerfed the cluster bomb for Armageddon to make the trick less guaranteed to work. By the time World Party came around, they may have just accepted it as part of the weapon's functionality and decided to acknowledge it in the Wormopedia. So my belief is that it's an unintended consequence of the cluster bomb that they chose to accept as a design feature towards the end of the 2nd generation games. Happy to be proven wrong tho.

I would rather call it an exploit rather than a glitch.

Aren't you that person who leaves whiney comments under Hollow Knight playthroughs

@@RuffledBricks Probably, yeah! Not yours tho, I only just discovered yours.

Am I supposed to answer this

Potentially you only played console releases. They were not in the PS1 game iirc

its harvey birdman attorney at law