https://youtu.be/DPfMATdVN-w
I love Paper Mario, but this is insane.
After all, I do hit the block for 400 years.
Did he use Half-A Presses?
>>332462167
BUT FIRST
>>332462167
It's an impressive bit of analysis.
Have another.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8X7Vj6JXPk
>>332462167
>and this is a half b-press
>>332462167
Okay.
get out of here, stryder7x
I was just about to make this thread. I'm loving all these Mario insane programming bugs people are finding.
>Give Mario 16 hours and he can go to parrelel universes
>Give Mario 416 years and he can escape the multiverse
This isn't interesting. Obviously another attempt at becoming a meme like the super mario 64 video. 400 years???? SO quirky!!!!
This happens a lot in old games. Take pacman for example. Because the level counter is an 8-bit int, if you go over level 255, you get this level which its super weird.
>>332463830
Is Mario the most powerful vidya character ever?
>>332463849
are there levels beyond 256?
>>332463849
>no fun allowed
![[HorribleSubs] Osomatsu-san - 25 [720p].mkv_snapshot_20.29_[2016.03.28_15.25.01].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/7GLOCfT.jpg "[HorribleSubs] Osomatsu-san - 25 [720p].mkv_snapshot_20.29_[2016.03.28_15.25.01].jpg")
>>332463420
Is it maybe just because of the overscripted, overanimated(e.g. the way the player character is "locked" into an animation like hitting an enemy in Batman Arkham Asylum or Uncharted) nature of modern games or just general fleeting interest, that you don't see this kind of stuff for contemporary titles?
Games like pretty much anything in the Mario series, Smash Bros., Doom, other arena FPSs have been dissected to insane levels, to the point where there's an entire subset of speedrunning based around batshit insane metaphysical exploits. Or in the case of Doom, fanmade WADs based around oddities of the engine system.
I mean, you can see a similar kind of thing in stuff like Minecraft or Gmod, so it's not totally isolated to pre-turn-of-the-century titles.
>>332463949
I'm not sure. I know level 256 is impossible to beat, but I'm not sure if the level counter is reset to 0 or not after.
>>332464105
I wouldn't care if the shilling wasn't so blatant
PM64 > TTYD
>>332464365
If it weren't for the backtracking, TTYD could have been better then PM64
>>332462167
It seems like a satire of the parallel universes video.
>>332462167
I thought it was cool.
>>332462167
>>332462167
How many A presses is that
>>332467453
0 you faggot he's pressing the b button
is this an overcomplicated mario quantum physics thread?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB6eY73sLV0
Well, that wasn't nearly as bad as the Half-press video for SM64.
I'm really digging these. They teach me neat little facts and exploits about the programming in old N64 games that would be too autistic for me to replicate by myself
Am I supposed to take this fuck seriously when he can't even make his videos in the proper aspect ratio?
Eat shit, you fucking idiot nerd. Die.
Why the fuck is he playing it in Japanese?
>>332462167
>>332467838
>>332468373
He's probably some sort of weeb faggot.
>>332468373
Nintendo games usually have different bugs/fixes when they get ported. Usually japanese version has more bugs and exploits while the english version may get a bugfix or two before being sent off.
>>332467838
That's actually really cool.
>>332467838
>this is possible
>>332467838
Code injection in games is always really cool
>>332469065
>>332469329
>really cool
samefag
>>332469414
Nice attempt, but wrong
>>332469414
wew lad
>>332462167
>>332462981
>>332467838
autism is a magical thing
>>332462981
>>332463420
The INSANE PROGRAMMING BUG of overflowing a variable
GIVE THIS MAN A MEDAL HE DID A THING ANY PROGRAMMER OR, HELL, ANYBODY WITH A MEMORY EDITOR (WHICH MOST EMULATORS HAVE) CAN DO
The impressive bit of analysis that is "Hey, here's a variable, what happens if we overflow it???"
He's doing something so simple but going about it in such an incredibly tedious and, dare I say, autistic manner that literally only dipshits would be impressed and excited by it. I think he made this video to "go viral" and gamers (Reddittors) are so fucking retarded they'll eat it up.
Honestly that's not nearly as impressive or interesting as the half-a press video. Pretty much every game in existence will behave unexpectedly when you get an integer overflow.
>>332464242
it definitely feels like games have less physical interaction with the environment these days. the physics arent as free
>>332469990
This one isn't very impressive but the angry birds code injection on SMW was impressive if only for the amount of time it takes to do.
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>>332467838
Same guy made an AI that plays SMW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qv6UVOQ0F44
>>332470745
My bad it was flappy bird code, stupid bird based phone games.
>>332471086
>>332467838
>Copy and paste code written by someone else.
>Look how amazing I am!
>>332471498
Way to miss the point entirely, its not the contents of the code but the fact he managed to execute it on a retail cart with no modification (not counting the multitap because that's retail hardware).
That's great.
I love this stuff as long as it's not too technical.
>>332464296
It isn't blatant. You are just so fucking autistic you think the world revolves around memes. Do the world a favor and kill yourself autist.
>>332471749
Code he did not write with a method he did not invent. We've known this was possible for years -- he's just the first person autistic enough or desperate enough for e-fame to do it by hand.
>>332471749
Code written for a certain architecture and system RUNS ON A CERTAIN ARCHITECTURE AND SYSTEM!?!?????????????????? WHAT THE FUCK!?????????
>>332471086Are there others for co-op games?
>>332471985
Not to sound cliche, but you sound jealous. Who cares if the method has been known for a while?
>>332471995
Code that was executed by using exploits inside of another game, if you can't see how that is at least interesting especially to most people who know zero about programming, then you might be autistic.
>>332462167
>saying all the numbers out load to the last decimal place
>>332471985
>desperate enough for e-fame
He's already famous in autism circles for his pointless autistic memecraft minigames and ridiculously overcomplicated memecraft contraptions.
>>332472530
>Not to sound cliche, but you sound jealous. Who cares if the method has been known for a while?
If I write I a computer program that adds the numbers from 1 to 100 and someone then makes a youtube video doing it by hand, am I supposed to be impressed?
Please, explain what is actually unique or interesting about this video.
>>332472530
Who in the everloving name of fuck would be jealous of this? Are you serious? How can you call other people autistic CONSIDERING WHAT YOU ARE GETTING SO UPSET OVER DEFENDING
Arbitrary code execution shit? Boring now. It was always boring, I mean, who fucking cares? It not only helps literally nobody in any way possible but isn't even entertaining at a base level.
The [autist in question] used an exploit other people have already used to run [programming 101 exercise], absolutely incredible! Let's write articles about this stupid fucking shit!
You are 100% equivalent to the people who (here too) used to get impressed by computers in Minecraft/ALUs/whatever the fuck autism happened back then, which still happens now, but do you see other retarded teens acting like you are about them? Not here, at least!
>>332468373
Japanese version usually has more bugs and also usually has faster text scrolling and less text overall.
>>332472734
You can stop with the cliche so contrarian and joyless trolling now.
Either way the impressive thing was manually injecting code for a completely different game into an unmodified game in an unmodified console, and more importantly the years of exploiting SMW that lead to this.
>>332462167
But can he launch over 4 parallel universes at once?
>>332473035
calm your fucking autism.
>>332462167
this shit has got to stop
>>332473035
Calm down there sperglord. I don't think you should be calling others autistic when your sperging out hard over this.
>>332462167
I like that block.
BUT HOW MANY A-PRESSES DID IT TAKE?
DID HE USE SCUTTLEBUG RAISING?
>>332472734
I already did in the second response in my previous post my autistic friend. If you can write that program that gets executed in SMW using the same glitches the uploader did then yes people would be impressed because most of them don't understand how simple the code actually is, just that its being run inside of another game is the whole gimmick here.
>>332473035
I never said I was impressed by the code being executed, the fact it was done within another game is what everyone is jizzing themselves over (even though its not really that impressive as you already realize). Your angry response demanding a definitive answer as to why this is even worth anyone's time makes you sound like someone who is jealous of his e-fame.
>>332473164
There is nothing impressive about doing something so unbelievably pointless.
Why are you resorting to buzzwords? What is the cliche part of not being stupid enough to be impressed by dumb, tedious shit? What is the impressive part about that to begin with?
>>332473195
>>332473294
If you think that writing a post, which is not that long, is in any way comparable to the amount of time spent into doing this, you have mental problems. Plain and simple, no exceptions, no "b-b-but..".
>>332473525
literal meme autism
>>332473525
Videogames are pointless, why are you here?
>>332462167
>Implying the game will crash
The counter will just go back to 0
>>332473525
>What is the impressive part about that to begin with?
Code being executed inside of another game using glitches and controller inputs. That's it, that's literally it I don't think I can make this any more simple for you.
>>332473750
at which point the game spawns more blocks
do it over and over and it spawns blocks until the game crashes
way to not watch the video
>>332473164
>Either way the impressive thing was manually injecting code for a completely different game into an unmodified game in an unmodified console
Yes, something that has been done with at least 17 games, including Super Mario World:
http://tasvideos.org/Movies-C3050Y.html
Let me rephrase the question because you obviously didn't understand.
What did SethBling do that was unique? Nothing, this has been done countless times before. He did it by hand, but anyone with functioning motor skills could have done the same thing by following written instructions like he did.
It's okay to be impressed by it if you haven't ever seen it before, but don't sperg out when someone points out that it's nothing new.
>>332473850
True, the video wasn't getting anywhere after 1 minute so I closed it
>>332473876
>>332473525
>>332473035
>>332472734
You sound like a tool
>>332473876
The difference that those are all tool assisted. No less interesting, but pulling this kind of stunts off yourself is more impressive
>uhh hey guys if you hit this block a bunch itll crash the game
>heres a bunch of pointless boring math about it
>trying this hard to be pannenkoek2012
>>332473876
>TASbot shit on emulators
*yawn*
>>332473876
Being done by hand wasn't the only thing that was unique about it though. The code injection was also at a much larger scale than what was previously done before it.
>>332473876
That's on an emulator.
>>332474053
No, it is not. It is comparable to running a computer program by hand. This isn't like the difference between a real time speedrun and a tool-assisted speed run where skill is involved. Once the method is known, the method he did not create, anyone could do it.
>>332462639
Kek
>>332473515
I hate the term but I think you might be, what do you say, "projecting" here? Who gives a shit about e-fame? Who has so little dignity to want any?
Even assuming e-fame mattered, what the fuck kind of e-fame is that anyway, who would want to be famous (even "e-"famous) amongst gamers and /v/ posters?
>>332473629
Nice.
>>332473732
I don't see what either of these have to do with each other.
>>332473812
http://tasvideos.org/Movies-C3050Y.html
Do you understand just how unbelievably generic such exploits are now? Specially in SMW?
You would actually have to be legitimately mentally retarded to be impressed by something so incredibly autistic.
>>332474028
These are me, by the way:
>>332473525
>>332473035
>>332473876
even people who are into code injections are making a big deal out of this
>>332474139
>The code injection was also at a much larger scale than what was previously done before it.
Not only is that false (the AQDQ Super Mario World TAS programmed several games), injecting more code is only a matter of repeating the process over and over.
>>332474346
Except he had to add a bunch of additional methods to do the inputs manually, which you would have know if you had seen the video.
Like injecting code so to show the X coordinates in the coin counter, so you can more easily input the X coordinates as code data through spinjumps.
>>332474526
Dumb weaboo subhuman
>>332474713
>hates weeaboos
>posts on 4chan
You can't make this shit up
>>332474507
>>332474649
If everything has been solved, if nothing can ever be impressive because someone or something has done it before, why even bother living?
You sound like a teen that thinks he has everything figured out.
>>332462167
This is honestly really unimpressive compared to that one guy that did that 0.5 A press video
>>332474846
That literally stopped working after you (dipshit weaboo) replied that to enough people to make it pointless. There are more anti-weaboos than weaboos in this place now.
FACT.
If this isn't as big as a deal as you say it is, why are people in the code injection circles making a big deal out of this too?
>>332474686
>he programmed a mov instruction.
AMAZING. Surely this difficult feat was harder than coding a whole fucking game that other people did for him.
>>332474507
>I'm not jealous, you're projecting
>proceeds to respond to everyone in a butthurt autistic tard rage fit
So you're just this angry because people are impressed by something you think isn't actually impressive? Also that fucking link is to TAS videos on emulators, the whole thing here is retail hardware with controller inputs. You seem pretty fixed in not understanding this (or are too autistic and lack any self awareness).
>>332474984
Cause I'm smarter than everyone ever
>every post ever
BUT HOW MANY A PRESSES DID IT TAKE
>>332474953
>hates on weeaboos
>posts on 4chan
You can't make this shit up
>>332473876
You're not supposed to be impressed that HE was able to do it by hand. The point was that they had created a way to reliably inject code on a real console with human input. They even posted the complete instructions so anyone could do it.
>>332462167
>this took more than 0.5 A presses
Yawn.
Have you ever known someone so autistic that they become extremely angry when someone else does something impressive?
>>332475282
Well everyone in this thread can say they do now.
>>332475282
irl? no.
Here? Frequently.It's because I dont meet people irl
>>332474865
>I'll pretend he said something stupid, that means I win the argument!
All I have been saying this entire time is that SethBling's own contributions to the field have been unimpressive. The act of injecting code into games is really, really cool. Someone watching the video has every right to be impressed -- if they've never seen it before.
>>332474996
>Also that fucking link is to TAS videos on emulators, the whole thing here is retail hardware with controller inputs.
TASbot performed it live on real hardware years ago. He is doing the same thing but more slowly, with simple modifications to do it by hand.
>>332475282
Yes.Needless to say, they didn't have any friends
>overflowing a variable's maximum is worthy of a video
wow people are getting desperate
here's a fun fact, any numerical variable has a maximum, you could achieve this with literally anything that is incremented
>>332475472
And not needing TASbot to do it is the impressive part. It's not about the end result, it's about the execution.
>>332475472
>He is doing the same thing but more slowly, with simple modifications to do it by hand.
You finally realized the entire point of the video, congratulations!
>>332475636
I've already addressed that here: >>332472734
>>332475715
Then forgive me if I don't have a boner for someone executing a computer program by hand.
But I'm glad you're not like the other idiots in the thread who insisted that the code injection was the impressive part.
>>332475736
cool, now do that on a moderately old console of your choice, game of your choice and all by hand.
hard mode: no games about programming
>>332462167
>30 frames per second
dude fps lmao
>>332475927
>cool, now do that on a moderately old console of your choice, game of your choice and all by hand.
Let me go get someone to devise the method for me like Seth and I'll be right on it.
>>332475282
Sounds like Chris Chan during that Parrapa the Rapper contest he was in. So you are definitely right about the autism part.
>>332475883
>Then forgive me if I don't have a boner for someone executing a computer program by hand.
You are forgiven, autistic king of programming. Lest we forget how small of a feat code injection is on a retail game on a console, pfft I do that shit in my sleep.
>>332474865
You sound like a young adult (who is also a dipshit) who is so unbelievably upset about me not finding this stupid shit interesting in any way, shape or form he's resorting to the stupidest argument possible -- blowing the things I'm saying out of proportion.
No, you're right, nothing that has ever been achieved with the help of others has been impressive, you unbelievably retarded motherfucker
I sincerely hope you're pretending to be stupid. For your own sake. For fuck's sake.
>>332474996
Let me tell you something every autist on this board will hate:
TEDIUM IS NOT IMPRESSIVE. NO AMOUNT OF DUMB SHIT ARGUMENTS AND BUZZWORDS WILL CHANGE THIS.
DOING SOMETHING THAT HAS ZERO (0) REWARD TO ANYONE EMOTIONALLY OR INTELLECTUALLY IS NOT IMPRESSIVE IN ANY WAY.
IF SOMEONE DOES SOMETHING OTHER PEOPLE HAVE ALREADY DONE BUT IN THE MOST TEDIOUS WAY POSSIBLE IT'S NOT PRAISE-WORTHY. IT'S LIKE GETTING "IMPRESSED" AT TWITCH PLAYS [WHATEVER]. IT'S SERIOUSLY 100% EQUIVALENT.
MAYBE YOU'LL ACTUALLY COME TO YOUR SENSES IF I LEAVE MY CAPSLOCK KEY ON.
>>332474984
>>332475072
The "code injection circles". Like it's a thriving community instead of a group of stupid, autistic people.
>>332475590
>here's a fun fact, any numerical variable has a maximum, you could achieve this with literally anything that is incremented
Unless of course the programmers add in a basic if check and made sure things like this never happen. Then it is impressive when small inconsequential things potentially become exploitable due to oversights like these.
>>332476248
As (I think) the saying goes, "it's the journey, not the destination"
Either way grow up please.
>>332463936
indesputably
This was extremely autistic and if you happen to have any emotional response to this other than; "Wow this is pretty autistic", then you probably have autism as well.
>>332475249
Nigga, it took 0 A presses
That was all the B button
>>332476175
>Lest we forget how small of a feat code injection is on a retail game on a console
How many times do I have to repeat myself? The method of doing this has been known for _years_. It's an amazing feat, just like when we first build a computer that could do billions of calculations in a second. That does not mean that doing a billion calculations by hand is impressive.
>>332476384
So with no arguments left, it's thought terminating cliche x 2. Beautiful.
I never realized how autistic the Mario fanbase is.
>>332474995
>he programmed a mov instruction.
If we pretend for a moment that this is a coherent thought, 65c816 architectures don't even have mov. Why are you posting about things you don't understand?
>>332476248
The king has spoken, he even pulled out his caps lock guys. That's it, pack it all up nobody gets to find code injection on a retail game on unmodified hardware impressive because he has decreed it so. As we all know this is such a small feat, youtube is fucking loaded with videos of people doing this shit, its like playing bar chords.
>>332476620
Ok I'm done being sarcastic, you HAVE to have genuine autism at this point.
It's official: Mario is the strongest video game character of all time. He can manipulate reality, travel between parallel dimensions, accelerate infinitely, and destroy the fabric of time and space.
There is nothing that can stop him.
>>332475282
Code injection, mario-playing AI and of course the half-a press video are all very impressive, but the OP's video is honestly not impressive at all if you have even a basic understanding of programming.
>>332462813
>>332463173
>>332467839
What is this half button press meme?
>>332464365
PM is the only one.
>>332467946
Autism incarnate
>>332477632
>he doesn't know
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpk2tdsPh0A
>>332476797
>DOING SOMETHING THAT HAS ZERO (0) REWARD TO ANYONE EMOTIONALLY OR INTELLECTUALLY IS NOT IMPRESSIVE IN ANY WAY.
>
IF SOMEONE DOES SOMETHING OTHER PEOPLE HAVE ALREADY DONE BUT IN THE MOST TEDIOUS WAY POSSIBLE IT'S NOT PRAISE-WORTHY. IT'S LIKE GETTING "IMPRESSED" AT TWITCH PLAYS [WHATEVER]. IT'S SERIOUSLY 100% EQUIVALENT.
Let me pull another example out for you: People beating Dark Souls in the most inconvenient way possible.
Someone decided to something other people have already done, but in the most long-winded way possible.
Hell, to begin with my argument applies to the idea of injecting code in an SNES game. How is that even in any way beyond the level of "okay, shouldn't you be in a mental institution or something?"
How autistic do you have to be to get any emotional/intellectual reward in something like that? How retarded do you have to be to imply not getting something so stupid is autistic, like that's some form of "gotcha" too?
>>332476734
You sure showed him, dipshit who is actually proud of knowing the instructions of a dead processor
>>332477870
People do things for fun
>>332477870
>People beating Dark Souls in the most inconvenient way possible.
Ironically that is impressive, way to prove yourself wrong right off the bat you retard.
>Someone decided to something other people have already done, but in the most long-winded way possible.
That is by its very nature impressive unless you have autism. I'm dead serious right now, I don't know how anyone couldn't get this basic fact or the fact that finding something impressive is 100% subjective.
The rest of your posts calls into question the point of doing something solely for entertainment which is a fucking completely pointless argument since it can be applied to literally everything not required to live.
>>332478072
I don't think autists quality as people.
>>332478257
Are you legitimately stupid? How is something as undeniably negative as WASTING MORE TIME THAN OTHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE ALREADY DONE THE SAME THING impressive? How? Are you that invested in disagreeing with me that something like that is positive?
Again, blowing the things I said out of proportion because you have zero argument. What can I expect from someone who uses thought-terminating cliches like "it's all subjective man". I don't understand why you bother calling something a "completely pointless argument" when you don't have any!
Doing something in a willingly tedious manner for a result other people have already come to without going through the same amount of wasted effort is not in any way worthy of praise.
>people are amazed at something anyone who ever took a 101 level programming course could understand
The parallel universe thing was cool, but this is cringeworthy. reddit pls go
>>332479192
Name the qualifications for something to be objectively worth spending time on for entertainment. Name the qualifications for something to be impressive. You really aren't getting that people can have differing opinions and can find different things impressive or enjoyable in their free time.
>Doing something in a willingly tedious manner for a result other people have already come to without going through the same amount of wasted effort is not in any way worthy of praise.
You actually think that because you feel that way its true? Fucking sad if so. That's like saying someone who walks a great distance didn't do anything impressive at all because he could have just driven there.
>>332470106
I've seen this mentioned a lot but I can't find it in youtube, can someone explain what the fuck is a half a press?
>>332479220
how is it cringeworthy? its just a video of a random glitch, nobody is calling it earth shattering or anything
>>332480638
>25 min video
Nigga I'm not autistic enought to watch this, explain it to me
>>332480857
You are more than autistic enough.
Watch it you gigantic homo.
>>332479949
>That's like saying someone who walks a great distance didn't do anything impressive at all because he could have just driven there.
.. Yeah?
>>332480840
You're right, the video itself isn't cringeworthy, but the memespouters in the comments are
>>332477632
QPU ALIGNMENT
This video was actually pretty interesting, at least it's something new. Not sure why people here are complaining
>>332481152
So that's dumb.
You're dumb.
Stop being so dumb.
>>332481152
The impressive (feel free to control+F that) part is the limitations presented, just because there is a more efficient means of doing something doesn't instantly mean the more challenging option is somehow now unimpressive and pointless. Do you look up a guide before you play anything and look up the easiest way though the game? Do you consider using anything but the most OP weapon/route/whatever in a game pointless as well?
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>>332462167
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>>332481590
because if it isnt a meme, people will try to make it a meme
and then people who get incredibly upset by memes will join
and then trolls will fan the flames
and so on
and so forth
>>332469990
>>332470106
Even the a-presses guy has an entertaining video where he shows a proof of concept way to get 0 a-presses on thwomp's fortress in the jp version of the game by collecting coins for 10 days straight till it overflows and spawns a second 100-coins star, and then using that to skip an A-press. That kind of thing is more interesting because he found a potential use for it.
>>332462167
BUT FIRST
LET'S TALK ABOUT PAPER FOLDING
>>332482290
On VC I presume? Can an N64 run for 10 days without overheating? It doesn't even have a fan.
Remember when glitch videos were harmless fun and weren't a race to find the next groundbreaking revelation of the game and its code?
I blame the speedrunning community
>>332482759
The glitch videos I remember back then never went in depth about how the bug functions or utilized any form of code injection.
>>332482457
Yes it can.
I know this because I once lacked a memory block and couldn't save so I left the console on for roughly 12 days as I slowly progressed through I believe DK 64
This forced half-A press meme isn't, wasn't, and never will be fucking funny, you fucking redditor faggots.
You seriously can't fucking press only a half of a fucking button, you cancer goblins.
>>332483014
Hello Henry.
>>332482994
Fuckin' nintendium man.
>>332483014
Whatever you say """""Henry""""".
>>332482457
I seen people modify the N64 with a bigger heatsink and added fan. Though I don't think that guy did anything else afterwards.
>>332462167
Oh man, I'm subbed to this guy. There was one video where he went to Shy Guy's toybox and the framerate got obliterated. He moved to the right for 9 hours to get onto the train. It was part of a livestream too.
Miyamoto is a wizard
>>332482290
source?
>>332482994
>memory block
>dk64
ok
>>332484431
Shit man this was well over a decade ago, all I remember is leaving the console on for almost two weeks because even then I kind of thought what I was doing was absurd.
>>332482994
DK64 didn't required the Memory Pak to save. Only the Expansion thing.
What is it with N64 Mario games that makes them so amusing to snap in two
This guy is on the same level as pannenkoek when it comes to Paper Mario 64
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUamtRgFN20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKtZsf4wWQc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUIl7fOjCqE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64OqUzu8d_E
>Ctrl + F "autis"
>37 matches
>nintendo will never be able to properly deploy patches to fix this shit
>>332484915
But it applies perfectly to this thread.
>>332485125
It applies to you perfectly, chump.
>>332464296
If you beat it, which you can't but if you did, you would go back to leve l1.
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