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MuffiTuffiWuffi posted:Hmm I have just come back from dinner and this Minecraft run seems like it's getting walled pretty hard. F3+B shows hitboxes.
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Agent355 posted:Honestly it's just kind of mean to put a game nobody would recognize on a 200k incentive. Until a couple hours ago I thought it was another megaman fangame.
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Barudak posted:Look, any run can be good at any length.  I'm sure I could get this under 24 hours if I did any kind of routing at all.
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The tldr of it is there's a series of increasingly fast modifications loaded in ending with being able to read in controller input from 3 ports 8 times per frame. What really got me was the CRC system they came up with to keep it theoretically human-executable. I've also seen SRM explained before but didn't really understand it until after watching that video.
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Bremen posted:I think the confusion over the Ocarina of Time team lying or not was they kept saying "I just want to remind everyone this is an unmodified cartridge being played on an unmodified N64." A very standard way to read that is "we're not changing anything, and this scene where we're winning a race with the running man is on the cart" but how they really meant it was "we hadn't modified anything before turning the game on." That had me confused during the run, and I only realized it wasn't the way they meant it when I rewatched it. I think it was mostly an inaccuracy of terminology. They didn't modify the ROM on the cartridge, e.g. "hardware", because it's read-only and you can't do that. But they did modify the software and data in RAM through ACE. I think the one almost-throwaway line towards the end of "this is stock but with a lot of glitches" is a better explanation that they should've used early and often, along with a very brief "we are using these glitches to rewrite ram through the controller ports" which explains everything while still being concise. This isn't the first time TASblock has suffered from poor communication and it's something I really hope they can improve on in the future.
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