[PB] Getting Over It in 1m:41.1s 

9 years?!

GOI has definitely been the most addictive to me, perhaps insidiously so as it can make you sore due to how the game works. The way it is with speedruns, you may see people like me pick up a game, get a run that I would consider "conclusive" to what can be achieved, and drop the game forever. GOI is for sure an exception to this rule, and proves to be just enjoyable all around in addition to being challenging. Very interesting game.

@@Hachimen I wouldn't be surprised if you get close to the WR in the future, since you actually enjoy running this. Do you plan on improving the Jump King run? That game seems really frustrating.

@@Shouttz The level of optimization on GOI is so insane I would never dare make such a prediction. It's a hurdle that's hard to know if you even have the talent to overcome. Jump King, I was actually "enjoying" running the ghost babe version of that lately, but it's very difficult to put together a sub 10 speedrun.

I'm more of a Quake guy, and even that would be a daunting undertaking with how mechanically complex both of the franchises are.

@@Hachimen true, but Doom and Quake are awesome, you would look so badass doing it

@@Hachimen you should give doom l a try as there are less level only like 7 while doom ll has like 30

@@Hachimen but if you truly don't wanna do it then just dont and just do what you want to but segestions are always good

@@coryl3075 Indeed they are. Thanks.

Holy

Yes, it takes a lot of dedication to speedrun. Simply cannot be done without loving the game. At the end screen you can see I had over 1200 completions, which should speak for itself.

I have only tried GOI with a controller, and it is much harder than with a mouse. I imagine mobile controls don't make it easier either. Well done.

www.speedrun.com/goiwbf#Glitchless

Hachimen thanks for that, good luck getting further

@@l1ghtg30gd7 Not a problem. The fastest that can be done... you'd have to ask the speediest magicians. Not sure if sub 1:10 is the goal these days.

As a millennial? The Atari came out in '77. People have been gaming for a while by now.