Half Life Speedrun

[CarPileUp]

Already seen that?

Best Part: Blast Pit grenade jump

[VforV]

Yup, saw that long time ago. But he's cheating/using exploits! D:

[CarPileUp]

Yup, saw that long time ago. But he's cheating/using exploits! D:

Hes not cheating. Yes he uses exploits but i think not everybody can do that

[Silver Dot]

I got stuck at the fan part.

That's some badass CS shizzle bunny hopping.

[Hundred2]

It's segmented tho.

That means it isn't in 1 run. (I think)

But it's still sexy to watch

[CarPileUp]

It's segmented tho.

That means it isn't in 1 run. (I think)

But it's still sexy to watch

He started 2003, and completed it 2006

[Silver Dot]

The Nihilath isn't all powerful, one shot to that..head flapping thing and hes dead.

Lol at the stucking.

[TheGreenGrasshopper]

speedruns are meh, you don't get the feeling of the game. Like this part in HL where 2 guys are talking how they wanna kill me and I jump out of the hallway and double kill with rocket launcher.

but yeah whatever floats his boat.

[BlueYoshi97]

Yup, saw that long time ago. But he's cheating/using exploits! D:

Duh, otherwise it would be boring.

I only like TAS'ed speedruns.

[Ywa]

Spyro speedruns are interesting.

[Dusty]

The Super Mario 64 TAS' are the best.

I saw a HL2 speedrun which is in several video on YouTube. I believe that was a TAS, they completed in it around 2 hours.

[VforV]

What is 'TAS' and 'Spyro'?

[Darkstar]

'Spyro'?

Spyro The Dragon

And I have no idea about TAS

[Hundred2]

Tool Assisted Speedruns

Google it

I think tools help with performing some crazy glitches (You could skip past the final door in Mario 64 by doing some weird jump stuff that shoots you tru the final door)

Edited January 7, 2010 by Hundred2

[VforV]

So it's kinda cheating then.

[Dusty]

It is indeed Tool Assisted Speedrun.

It slows the gameplay on an emulator down to frame by frame, allowing you to control the game in what would be impossible in real time. Many TAS emulators, such as Mupen64 (Nintendo 64 emulator) also have the option to make re-records. Allowing you to do a certain section of gameplay again and again until perfect.

Hundy, Super Mario 64 is beaten using a BLJ (backwards long jump) on the 'never ending' stairs. It builds up enough speed to break through the boundaries and therefore getting you into the last section of the game. This can be done pretty easily in real time as well.

It's also not cheating

[BlueYoshi97]

It is indeed Tool Assisted Speedrun.

It slows the gameplay on an emulator down to frame by frame, allowing you to control the game in what would be impossible in real time. Many TAS emulators, such as Mupen64 (Nintendo 64 emulator) also have the option to make re-records. Allowing you to do a certain section of gameplay again and again until perfect.

Hundy, Super Mario 64 is beaten using a BLJ (backwards long jump) on the 'never ending' stairs. It builds up enough speed to break through the boundaries and therefore getting you into the last section of the game. This can be done pretty easily in real time as well.

It's also not cheating

The BLJ is used on many different spots, and it is now possible to beat the game with 0 stars.

I suck at BLJ'ing.

[Dusty]

It is indeed Tool Assisted Speedrun.

It slows the gameplay on an emulator down to frame by frame, allowing you to control the game in what would be impossible in real time. Many TAS emulators, such as Mupen64 (Nintendo 64 emulator) also have the option to make re-records. Allowing you to do a certain section of gameplay again and again until perfect.

Hundy, Super Mario 64 is beaten using a BLJ (backwards long jump) on the 'never ending' stairs. It builds up enough speed to break through the boundaries and therefore getting you into the last section of the game. This can be done pretty easily in real time as well.

It's also not cheating

The BLJ is used on many different spots, and it is now possible to beat the game with 0 stars.

I suck at BLJ'ing.

I know, I'm RoadOfDarkness on the SM64 GameFAQ forums

[BlueYoshi97]

It is indeed Tool Assisted Speedrun.

It slows the gameplay on an emulator down to frame by frame, allowing you to control the game in what would be impossible in real time. Many TAS emulators, such as Mupen64 (Nintendo 64 emulator) also have the option to make re-records. Allowing you to do a certain section of gameplay again and again until perfect.

Hundy, Super Mario 64 is beaten using a BLJ (backwards long jump) on the 'never ending' stairs. It builds up enough speed to break through the boundaries and therefore getting you into the last section of the game. This can be done pretty easily in real time as well.

It's also not cheating

The BLJ is used on many different spots, and it is now possible to beat the game with 0 stars.

I suck at BLJ'ing.

I know, I'm RoadOfDarkness on the SM64 GameFAQ forums

Lol. I managed to get the lowest score of the Videoquiz there. :/