Was gonna make a video dedicated to explaining some of the stuff going on, but I figured a pinned comment would do the same job. Some eagle-eyed viewers will notice that I'm using the Testing Build instead of the Stable Version. As of this recording, there were no differences between the two as far as content goes. The main reason was to pull up the chat and show that no commands were used. Commands and text show up in the chat after it's typed and this history persists until the game is closed, so showing the chat was clear works as a way to show that nothing illegitimate was done and that the run was a single consistent run. Something else people might find strange is the quitting to the menu and continuing the run. This was intentional for two reasons. 1. It's faster than running to the portal (lol) and 2. Voidigo will NOT save your game if any commands were used, you will spawn in the camp instead. Therefore, this works as a redundancy measure to further show the run was legitimate. Lastly, I made sure to highlight the amount of runs (or attempts) that I had at the end just to remove any suspicion that's left since it's essentially a number that shows the work that went into this. The only thing left is there is a possibility that I tampered with the Voidigo files myself to get invulnerability or something idk. I don't really have a way to prove this wrong with the footage shown, but you'll just have to take my word for it that I didn't do that since that's way too much trouble than it's worth and I went so far as to do certain things in the run to remove suspicion. One last thing is I wasn't too satisfied with how this run turned out, since I ended up spamming buttons and abusing cloudy dodge. So I'm currently working on a No PWUs run, so look out for that if you're interested. Edit: lmao, youtube needs verification to pin comments, see y'all in 2 months.
I’m using the testing branch to open chat and show that I didn’t use commands. It’s also more convenient since I don’t have to switch between builds when I’m running a hitless run and when I’m actually testing. Counterintuitive, I know, but I tried to use all sorts of methods to show this run isn’t fake to minimize those types of claims, which will be explained in my commentary video on this run I’m working on.
