Super Mario Bros. 2 by TASBot in  

First reply!!! Fuck yes!!!!!

I hope this comment will hold true to next year

SUPA SUPA SUPA

Super mario brothers 2, baybeee

Yes. That's what they did.

really? i wish they would have told us that

Yes, funnily enough I found that out before I knew how to super jump XD. I sucked at this game when I was small lol

That's not true. Pretty sure they would've said that if it was

G.G꽁꽁 // Until actual AI finds ways no human ever could. ;)

🔥Fire bro 🔥

On beat as well

Top 10 rappers Eminem was too afraid to diss

Omg

Me too at first, but Luigi became my favorite because of his jumps.

Beacher keeping it real as fuck💯

Why not just say Peach

Right on brother. The princess character is my personal favorite character in the Super universe

@@kimgkomg Have my like.

the orb. its a meme in the smw community because the orb is an alternate level exit in a level, but this game has orbs in every level

Only if you're Toad.

Yup, that's one of Toad's benefits.

Nah but try holding something while running and you can run faster

It's a bot playing, not an actual human.

RTA stands for Real Time Attack. Back in the earlier days of speedrunning, many runs used in-game time (for example, the time Pokemon records when saving or the time Metroid shows you at the end of the game). Because these times are often incorrect (and sometimes misleading - a 5 minute run could take 15 because the timer doesn't run during cutscenes), it gradually became more popular to instead start a timer from the point that you first get control and stopping your time the moment you lose control. So it's Real Time Attack vs In-Game Time as timing methods. As I said, RTA is now the standard and very few, if any, runs still rely on in-game time. So it's now commonly used as a quick way to say "real human run". For example, a new glitch may be found in a game. However, it's so complex or precise that, while a TAS might find it useful to go faster, it's simply not possible for a human to reliably pull off. It's used in the TAS, but impossible RTA. That's how they mostly use the term in this video.

TAS= Tool assisted Speedrun RTA= Real time attack

All of you!

@@Jadamhodges Thanks! I'll remind the whole team that worked on this that you said this the next time we get discouraged.

This isn’t even a human being playing this game.

Gray and green Birdos are essentially the same, just palette swapped depending on areas of the game. There are no blue ones on the NES.

Indian Here they did a pokémon blue tasbot run right before this

I believe only if you’re Toad it will increase your speed

OOOOORB!

Real-Time Attack - the opposite of a TAS, a standard speedrun done in real-time by a human being.

it means Real Time Attack

lol

I know your comment is 2 weeks old atm, and many people have responded the same question in other comments but if you are still wondering they are screaming "orb". The screaming orb meme comes from a really old Super Mario World speedrun where the runner upon picking up the Magic Ball in the level Sunken Ghost Ship screams orb (The Magic Ball looks like an orb and upon picking it you finish said stage). Since then the meme has evolved to the point where when anything that looks like an orb appears on screen on any speedrun people just scream orb. One easy example of this is the orb that appears and is collected at the end of every level in this speedrun, hence everyone screaming orb. Furthermore, everyone seems to scream "honk" from time to time. This is much more recent than the orb meme since it comes from the Untitled Goose Game which came out in 2019. As far as I know it's just because gooses go honk and that's funny. Tl;dr: orb.

Tomas Oliveira Actually, it might have been from a question at 4:18 which was “Can TASbot honk?” Then everyone started saying “honk!”

Is that what they are saying randomly and if so why orb

HAWK

Nope. Big yoshi