REACTING TO THE WORLD RECORD SUBSPACE TAS 100% SPEEDRUN 

Loved it

Absolutely incredible work yo, thanks for putting this together!

What was your method of attack? Doing the whole thing slow motion in one sitting or programming each section alongside updating speed strats? (this was amazing, and almost cathartic, as the ever annoying knockback from the years I played this with siblings was used to demolish the game in defiance. Come at me [weird primid man], I will use your own power against you!!!)

@@Gordonius This was made over the course of eight months by going through the game frame-by-frame, testing strategies, etc., and moving on when a particular "room" was considered to be as good as it could get.

its insane how you were able to do all of this

but how? would love to play without tripping

@@bigbongus4908by tripping a lot

@@bigbongus4908two things- first, a metric ton of short save states whenever running was needed to basically reroll the rng on tripping Second- spending as little time running as possible, either by bomb boosting, damage boosting, or back-rolling.

This is also random but i looked up if tripping was reduced in subspace and i learnt something insane. The overall walk, run, and air speed of characters have been normalized. Like fast characters move slower and slow characters move faster. All character jump 2 frames faster, snakes double jump is shit, peachs double jump is huge, characters can swim longer, and the pokemon trainer stamina mechanic just straight up doesnt exist here. (If they had to remove it for balancing then maybe thats a sign saying “hey uhh this stamina mechanic? Yeah uhh lets not use this”)

​@@bigbongus4908impossible without tas

That's why speedruns are so impressive !

Whats there not to love?

Frame by frame lets you tech things at 999%, stupidly entertaining

Mf turned that metal into something organic

​@@scottpeltier3977Metal rock fans when they meet the Wood air fans

McDonald’s employees when they ragequit in a nutshell. Also, 52:45 for the timestamp of that quote.

well yes this floor is made of floor. You didn't collect a golden box if you didn't collect the trophy which you could argue IS the golden box until it's picked up.

sometimes "because it's fastest"

Sometimes it's just style

@@AdamShaftontrue!

That's obvious. HOW it's faster is really what's being asked.

Nope, this isn't the case. Watch mario TAS runs, on the autoscroller levels. They can't make the screen move any faster, so they just do the most insane flashy cool ass shit possible for the fuck of it

I thought it was Subspace Emissary: The Animated Series

​@@nedcurfman3486 i was thinking subspace the abridged series

@@barakbrooks9288 also valid

Ikr, they play every game perfectly, almost like a robot. Can't wait to see what glitches they find in Generic Hit Game 3!

@@barakbrooks9288Snapcube did that one

Oh my. Now that you mention it, it really does.

But not like, you know, his video on Subspace, surprisingly

TAS:pulled out a bomb. Terminal Montage starts talking as the voice over.

He needs to make a video about th- oh wait he did but it was nothing like the story it was Luigi and Kirby chasing a demon or something

Just imagine the type of gamer who would somehow get these chances and become the one and only and was like “I just wanted to play my game”

So so many speedrun TAS techniques that were thought to be "impossible" for humans to achieve, have eventually been achieved by humans. Never underestimate the dedication and obsession of speedrunners. Look at stuff like the 2D mario games for example, the modern human runs of those incorporate so much stuff that was thought impossible to do, and now everyone HAS to do it to even be competitive. We're talking frame perfect inputs time after time after time after time in every level. The stamina required for it is insane, as is the nerves of steel necessary when they reach the end of a run that'll be the new world record and they KNOW it'll be the new world record and they have to somehow keep their cool and continue to do these frame perfect inputs while under immense pressure. The ultimate clutch performance. Kinda reminds me of when Hungrybox won EVO. Cos he was mere frames and pixels away from losing, at multiple points throughout the tournament. And yet somehow he always managed to survive even under the highest pressure. You can see when he wins, just how much relief there is because he was desperately holding on the whole time and had pure focus, the kind that's absolutely exhausting to do, and so he ended up just completely letting go, unclenching, the moment he won, and it was awesome to watch. Speedrunners though at least have literally tens of thousands of chances to succeed. Hbox had basically one chance and still pulled it off. But yeah speedrunners play the games tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of times, just for a few dozen or so runs out of those hundreds of thousands to become world records when they happened, only for new world records to quickly overtake them and so they have to start from the beginning again and do tens of thousands of new runs before they get their next world record. Especially for games like Super Mario Bros, where the any% runs are less than 5 minutes long, it's incredibly easy to reach hundreds of thousands of attempts. And that's outside the time they spend practicing individual sections of individual levels to get all their frame perfect tricks down so they can do them for real in the runs most of the time.

I love tas, he is my favourite speedrunner

@@spootot same!

​@@spootot he's so skilled every leaderboard banned him so there would be fair competition

@@PokeMario-pk4ot an incredible legacy to be sure

If y'all didn't know, TAS actually stands for The Absolute Shit!!! He's the best speedrunner of all time, no questions asked!

Bro I know you like what your saying, but your scaring all the chicks off. All the chicks seen you say that and your scaring them off, I'm gonna need you to calm down bro

​@@the_epic_gamr_boi It would have been easier to just put 🤓

​@@the_epic_gamr_boishut up lmao this is interesting

@@iknowwhereyoulive618 calm down brother

@@the_epic_gamr_boi Actually I want to date him and listen to him talk about the different implementations of random systems across the Super Smash Brothers series.

TAS- tool assisted speedrun

@@brute2702yeah we know who ran it, we are just commenting on their insane endurance to be playing so well for so long

Tas is a god at this game to have this much stamina. No other runner will catch up to their time ever

Remember, TAS is so good they had to create a new category for them, because they were so much better than any other runner.

I mean, that's because you only can choose certain characters per each level. Otherwise, Peach is the goat almost everywhere

Nah Ratchet and Clank TAS from either 1, 2, or 3 have mindblowing tas

Or honestly just all of the Mario 64 A press challenge videos by him as well

How on earth do you beat Minecraft in q9 seconds? Like literally beating the Ender dragon in 19 seconds?

​@@patoa3481 tldr, he go real fast and glitch the game into not showing the dragon so there was no need to beat it.

Exactly the same journey for me, crazy to see someone else with similar experiences