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I have your same knowledge but what you mention seems pretty normal and even human, no? You exploit some difficult to exploit bugs and you don't want easy trick
by darkwater 2y ago
I have your same knowledge but what you mention seems pretty normal and even human, no? You exploit some difficult to exploit bugs and you don't want easy tricks to be used instead.
Although following this logic I don't fully understand why TAS are allowed.
- __s 2y agoWhat do you mean by allowed? TAS runs aren't put on leaderboards against RTA runs
- nurettin 2y agoEverything is allowed as long as you cat honestly. Some present no challenge (like idspispopd and run to exit makes no sense) so nobody runs it.
- mst 2y agoAha! Doom noclip so you can run through walls. (the first google result I got for idspispopd did not say _which_ cheat code it was, so figured I'd mention)
- darkwater 2y agoNo idea, I'm no expert at all in the scene :) it's just how TFA closes its story.
- __s 2y agoTAS can often be used as proof of concepts on upper bounds of what's possible / fastest Things can often start TAS only & then progress makes it possible for human execution, like OOT Max Child% guay hover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULodSWYC8TI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULodSWYC8TI (which then is executed in the actual run 4 hours into 5 & a half hour run: https://youtu.be/NyCklbB0ok0?t=15034 https://youtu.be/NyCklbB0ok0?t=15034) Route's will often first be shown with LOTAD (low optimization tool assisted demo), before others start trying to execute it in RTA conditions
- aithrowawaycomm 2y agoI think of TAS as a code competition, almost like demoscene, whereas tool-free speedrunning is more e-athletics.
- ChoGGi 2y agoTASes aren't allowed in regular categories (I'm sure they are somewhere), they're used to find the fastest way possible then human players try to reproduce it.