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Segmented save abuse glitches run
Verifier Responses
Decision: Accept
Congratulations to Mark 'werster' McKenzie!
Segmented save abuse glitches run
Verifier Responses
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I would suggest to the runner adding a link to the TAS comments mentioned in the run comments. That link is http://tasvideos.org/3256S.html
The video itself looks fine. No problems with audio either.
I don't see any evidence of cheating.
Manual Timing:
Segment 1: 40.74 seconds from selecting New Game until resetting. 8.90 from gaining control of the player's sprite.
Segment 2: 30.47 seconds until he enters room with Oak (I guess you could call this the ending cutscene?). 38.80 seconds until he finishes talking to Oak.
Total: Somewhere between 0:46 and 1:11. I don't know which times from those two segments would be considered SDA timing. I'll add those together when someone tells me. Actually, would this even use manual timing?
In-Game Timer: 0:00 (0 hours and 0 minutes.)
Verdict: Accept. There wasn't really anything left to optimize with this method. Risk of messing up his cart seems like pretty good justification for not using the faster method to me.
The video itself looks fine. No problems with audio either.
I don't see any evidence of cheating.
Manual Timing:
Segment 1: 40.74 seconds from selecting New Game until resetting. 8.90 from gaining control of the player's sprite.
Segment 2: 30.47 seconds until he enters room with Oak (I guess you could call this the ending cutscene?). 38.80 seconds until he finishes talking to Oak.
Total: Somewhere between 0:46 and 1:11. I don't know which times from those two segments would be considered SDA timing. I'll add those together when someone tells me. Actually, would this even use manual timing?
In-Game Timer: 0:00 (0 hours and 0 minutes.)
Verdict: Accept. There wasn't really anything left to optimize with this method. Risk of messing up his cart seems like pretty good justification for not using the faster method to me.
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What just happened?
err...
umm...
accept?
Alright, enough joking around. The runner just glitched this game to oblivion, no doubt making his TAS companions proud. Really there isn't much else to say here, other than accept since the runner techincally didn't really cheat and did...
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what would you call this? the "Go straight to the end" game glitch?
Gah, forget it, accept.
If we can, let's not post the Glitch time on the game list, it would be confusing to figure out how Pokemon yellow is faster than Clue... >_<
What just happened?
err...
umm...
accept?
Alright, enough joking around. The runner just glitched this game to oblivion, no doubt making his TAS companions proud. Really there isn't much else to say here, other than accept since the runner techincally didn't really cheat and did...
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what would you call this? the "Go straight to the end" game glitch?
Gah, forget it, accept.
If we can, let's not post the Glitch time on the game list, it would be confusing to figure out how Pokemon yellow is faster than Clue... >_<
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No video or audio problems. I got a total time of about 79 seconds, from the time he hit New Game to the "save," then when he loaded again to the time Oak says "Your Pokemon are champions!"
Accept. A fine show of skill (I think).
Accept. A fine show of skill (I think).
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aCCEPT - nO AUDIO VIDEO OR CHEATING PROBLEMS
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Audio and video look fine, no evidence of cheOH GOD WHY DID HE TURN OFF HALF WAY THROUGH SAVING?
Easy accept, been waiting to see someone achieve this real time for a while, great job.
Easy accept, been waiting to see someone achieve this real time for a while, great job.
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Nice little save corruption abuse run, a/v is fine, not much else to say about it other than "accept".
Decision: Accept
Congratulations to Mark 'werster' McKenzie!
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