MAKE THIS AUSTIST FUCKING STOP /V/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0q3_toE3b4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiuLeTE2MeQ
>>338570170
Seriously tho why does he do this?
>>338570432
>Seriously tho why does he do this?
Because he likes what he does?
Why do you play video games?
>>338570170
BUT FIRST
>>338570432
Autism.
Which is fine obviously, but it's the only explanation.
>>338570170
>You will never be half as passionate about something as this guy
>>338570170
the parallel universe video will forever be my favorite meme. short lived, but classic
No, he needs to go even deeper.
He MUST understand and break every aspect of Super Mario 64 to see where that takes him.
>>338570170
holy shit, this is some serious dedication
>>338570841
You are now aware he never said "but first"
the actual line is "but to answer that, we need to take about parallel universes"
>>338570432
Literal insanity.
>>338570170
Second-best Youtuber.
>>338570850
thanks, doctor.
>>338570170
He should talk more in his videos. Way more interesting that way.
I remember just being mesmerized with the half A press video.
>>338570170
ok ""henry""
Can anyone prove this conjecture?
>>338570170
Damn, the music he uses in his videos is so calming.
>>338572745
It's the save game select music from Mario 64.
HALF
>>338572042
This. He's writing interesting stuff there, but the guy is a master at delivering an explanation by narration. I wonder why he doesn't do more.
this hurts my brain
>>338571707
behind who?his main channel?
>>338570170
>MAKE THIS AUSTIST FUCKING STOP /V/
The fire rises, brother.
>>338573273
Because he wants his narration to be on his big videos like PARALLEL UNIVERSES, not on the theories or the 7 minute explination of Mario's sleep animation and when it plays (which was brilliant though)
>>338573273
Because it takes a shitload of work + editing.
>>338575262
he made a video about mario's sleep animation?
>>338570432
The same reason ulillillia has spent literally thousands of hours playing Bubsy 3D
>>338575543
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OtW-LLZ2OA
>>338571510
Is the Mandela Effect
what someone with actual autism does when he has too much time on his hands
Can we troll this guy and make him stop, bros?
>>338570170
the fuck is a pedro spot
>>338576152
you remember what happened last time we bothered an autist obsessed with a children's videogame series?
But we can't make him stop /v/
We have to let him keep going further
>>338576152
Why though? He makes genuinely good content
so much autism in one single video
>>338576152
No. And do you really think that would work, """""Henry"""""?
>>338576623
Okay "Henry"
>>338570170
>he doesn't know how to initialize his Monty Moles or activate his almonds
What you call autism is what makes the games run and work as they do, and if they do is because there are even bigger "autists" who not only understand all this very easily because they know the subject very well, but use their knowledge to build all those immaginary worlds, characters and events that makes the game you play everyday....Who am i foolin, /v/ doesnt play vidya
Post cool pannenkoek vids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22C91t8dtYk
>>338577235
This.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PsIToaw1qc
>Of the 27 A Presses necessary to beat the game shown in this video from last year, he's already eliminated 2
>Someday he'll find a way to beat Super Mario 64 with no A presses
daily reminder that these people are wasting their lives and their smarts, if they put this much time and effort into something meaningful who knows what they could accomplish, but instead they're wasting it on a video game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b56N17d4WnM
>>338572630
>>338577631
Pannenkoek doesn't care about fame or glory though, he just legit loves Mario 64 that much
>>338577562
>A Presses #11-19 are all in Tick-Tock Clock
Jesus, no wonder he's willing to pay out the nose for that upwarp
>>338577235
It takes much more autism to reverse engineer all this shit from memory reading and dumping ROMs than writing it in some cozy language.
>>338577805
He reminds me so much of HideoftheBeast who did similar minimalist runs before quitting like two years ago.
Any chance of them being the same guy?
>>338577631
But this guy not only does this arcane stuff, but he actually explains why it works, and thus his videos are an entertaining way to explain various programming (and some math) concepts. He may not be some world-class lecturer, but he's teaching. Do you think teaching is a waste of life and "smarts?"
And besides, who are you to judge how someone spends their time?
>>338577562
Fixed
>>338575671
Holy shit, this is brilliant.
>>338577562
He just needs to get rid of the one in Bowser and the Fire Sea to have a 60 star run with no jumps
>>338577562
He cut the rolling rock star a press too didn't he?
>>338576152
never. this dude is a legend and isnt a complete faggot, he makes videos only for the purpose of showing off the game so by that standard it is good content imo
he's been doing it for 5 fucking years god dammit
>>338578169
That's one of the two eliminated - the other is entering the Secret Aquarium, which was accomplished through the same Hazy-Maze Cave PU jump.
However, there's something of note to address. The issue with the 0.5x A Press runs is that their existence means that until a method is found to beat them with no A Presses, it will forever be impossible to have a 0x A Press 100% run. The A button has to be pressed at some point to beat the 0.5x A Press missions, so they're only kind of eliminated from the total tally.
>>338578590
So I will live to see a half-press run of SM64? Have memes gone too far?
>>338578590
Does it count if the button is held after choosing the star or save file, or does Mario actually have to jump at some point?
Or did they take out those menus altogether
>>338570170
Just simply stop posting OP
>>338578772
you can use start instead of a
>>338578671
No. In the context of the entire game, that be impossible. The lowest possible before 0x would be 1x, as the two important stages of pressing A, "Pressing" and "Holding" would both have to be done in the overall run.
However, for an individual Star, you could start with A already pressed, thus being able to get the single Star with only the "Holding" accomplished.
>tl;dr: 0.5x A Press is only possible for individual Stars, not the entire game.
>>338578983
Why don't you hold down the A button before turning on the game?
>>338579086
It still counts as pressing the button in some context since you're doing things you need A pressed down to do
>>338571510
Like the "Luke, I am your father" line never happened.
He says "No. I am your father" in response, saying he didn't kill Luke's father.
>pannenkoek will never be your math professor
>"since we can pause buffer on the flicker frames from taking damage to avoid updating the holp, we can do a 60 star run with no fast forwarding"
>doesn't actually do a 60 star run with no fast forward
>>338575625
Isn't it confirmed that he has severe OCD or something? I never understood that, because I would expect Bubsy 3D to be the last game somebody who has OCD would want to play
>>338579224
He can't yet because he still has the A Press in Bowser and the Fire Sea
>>338579162
"Beam me up, Scotty" is also never actually said in Star Trek
>>338579086
Pretty sure that won't register the A press for the game.
He uses a TASbot anyways.
The RNG video made want to study computer science.
>people calling a man with much higher intellect names and seriously wanting him to stop
Kill yourselves
I find this stuff interesting. Just finding out how the game works and such.
>>338579363
I didn't say it was a 0 a-press run
the a-press count is the same, but this is a speedrun and we have a faster route with no fast forward now. he already did like 4 versions of the invis cap level that all had 0 a-presses since he was improving his times
>>338570170
HENRY
GET OUT
>>338571042
Become a meleebrah.
Just try not to be *too* much of an autistic faggot. You can manage that, right?
pannenkoek is god and I want to have his babies
>>338579723
I'm more of a "Henry" guy myself. Someone who sees through all the autism to find the obvious and call it out for what it really is.
>>338570170
>dedicates thousands of hours learning how Mario 64 works
>Fucker has probably heard "it'sa me, Mario!" more times than you've had hot dinners
>in a talking video he pronounces Mario as Marry-oh
>>338577562
>with the strat in OP's video, he can reduce it by another 8 A Presses
>but only if he can find a way to get 1/7 chance RNG 1200 times in a row
Fuck it, I'm rooting for him.
>>338579839
Fuck off """"""""""""""""""""Henry""""""""""""""""""""
>>338579864
I say it as Mary-oh. I started saying it as a joke, but it stuck, and now I say it all the time.
I also am in the Mary-merry-marry non-merger master-race.
>>338579631
Yeah I guess good gameplay in nintendo games is so bad right?
You know that every nintendo game past 2004 is mediocre in gameplay and super easy to fucking beat to the point of you getting bored as soon as you play the game.
You like neo nintendo?
>>338579941
An a press is an a press. you can't say its only a half.
>>338580103
It's not the same. Neo Nintendo is ok though, some of their shit is actually really fun.
>>338570170
Why try to stop him, Anon? The sheer amount of math he is using for this game is amazing, and the way he explains his shit is just perfect with the visuals.
>>338580254
I have not enjoyed one thing
>>338580105
How many times do we have to explain this
>>338580331
Play melee with us brah.
I look forward to every insane video.
>>338580486
Do you wanna play on no lag melee netplay?
http://fastermelee.net/
I love shit like this, but the one thing I don't get is why Mario 64? Almost all of the crazy in-depth videos about the inner workings of games like this are just Mario 64. I get that it's iconic and a classic and whatnot but I'd love to see something like this done with Ocarina or Sonic Adventure or DK64 or even something that isn't a 3D platformer.
>/V/
You've all been fucking rused.
>>338580617
Partly because of just how bizarre "build up speed for 12 hours" sounds, partly because meme forcing, and partly because it makes Electricalbeast retroactively funnier.
>>338580617
There are definitely things like this done with OoT. Lots of other games have stuff like this; you just have to dig sometimes to find people doing them.
>>338580617
Ocarina has pretty much the same level of effort put into it by speedrun autists, they just don't really publicize it like this. DK64 also has some pretty intense speedrunning autism, among other things they intentionally reduce the framerate by throwing shit which causes them to move so fast they can go through walls. Sonic wont get the same kind of attention because speedrun autists are all nintenyearolds.
>>338580615
i've heard about this project. My friend tried it, said it was good. Unfortunately I don't thin input lag online will ever be completely eliminated, that's just the nature of the game and online itself. I really do wanna start doing netplay though
>>338580743
He didn't ask why /v/ finds the video funny, he asked why the guy only does SM64
Why doesn't he do more commentary ones? His voice is really cute.
>>338580857
How is that so hard to understand? We all have our niches.
>>338580576
Nothing insane about this man at all.
We just are learning the timings that devs would fuck with in the old game.
If these types of dudes made platformers or video games they would make a crazy ass game that would be like the next generation of platformers
platformers have become stale.
he reminds me of a younger ulillillia
>>338580617
Ocarina of time and DK64 both have ridiculous amounts of glitches that speedrunners have used for weird arbitrary goals like getting -100something% in DK64 and completing as much of the game only as young link in Ocarina of Time.
What the fuck is a pedro spot?
>>338580839
people are saying it is one for one or faster then offline melee
>no smooth voiceover
Why bother
>>338581023
Online is faster than offline? Sorcery, I don't believe it. Ping times contribute to input lag. Otherwise you have crazy stutter issues, or even worse, you desync.
>>338581115
where you from we can test it right now
>>338580951
>All the speedrunners and challengers who make these videos come together and make a video game specifically designed for it
>Its the most insanely convoluted shit in all of existence and brings every other game to its knees as we ascend to vidya nirvana
>>338581185
where can I back this?
THERE HE IS
THERE HE GOES AGAIN
>>338581185
>1st level
>"Alright, it's time to teach you about Item Clones."
>>338580617
>Sonic Adventure
MainMemory is the guy you're searching for.
https://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C9759543B674BF05
>>338571510
He does actually say "but first", but it's for an entirely different line in the beginning. I'm not sure how "but first, we need to talk about parallel universes" came about.
>>338581321
platformers bro, not rpgs
>>338581158
It's getting kinda late anon but I live in FL. I might be able to test it tomorrow or somefin.
If you see me on netplay, say hey
1337wafflezz
>>338581336
Sonic adventure reminds me of twilight princess from the legend of zelda series because how shitty it was.
>>338581481
And yes, I know it's a retarded name...
it's uh....ironic
>>338581481
alright i will
>>338581446
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xE2otZ-9os
Educate yourself
>>338570170
That was awesome, thanks for sharing
>>338575769
You cheeky fuck
>>338581336
Those are just hacks
>>338580617
Because Mario 64 was coded in such a way that there are no limits to what Mario can do.
He's a character who can wall jump any wall, do infinite mini-jumps in edges, build speed in slopes and perform many other acrobatics to break the game like we've seen on this videos.
In other games you can only sequence break or freeze the game at most.
>>338580080
But those should all sound the same you inbred fuck.
>>338581636
No, you moron.
Pannenkeok is his research channel. If he discovers mildly interesting stuff, like "killing a Monty Mole the frame it appears crashes the game", he'll upload the video there.
Pannenkoek is his completed run channel. If he discovered a way to reduce a run by another A press, he'll upload a video of the new completed Star there.
>>338572630
Unless this is being overcomplicated intentionally, this kind of bullshit is why I dislike math.
I don't care if it's faster in the long term for smart people, give me a 20 minute retard explanation with funny WELL HENRY's any day.I'm only half serious.
>>338581782
Let me guess, you're from the Midwest?
>>338577047
FUCK OFF AND DIE YOU FUCKING GREEK PIECE OF SHIT!!! I HOPE YOU FUCKING CHOKE ON YOUR OWN STUPID RAGE YOU ABOMINATION ON MANKIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>338581832
>Unless this is being overcomplicated intentionally
It's kind of part of the joke of that whole image.
HOLY FUCK WHY IS LUIGI'S ITALIAN ICE SO GODDAMN TASTY I FUCKING LOVE THIS SHIT HOLY SHIT
>>338582041
I phrased that badly.
Although it would take a genius to pick through what the proper phrasing would be, so let's just say all the complicated words are fine but the formulae are bad because I'm good at words and bad at math.
what do i have to do to ensure that this man gets his own run at SGDQ
When will he move on to Banjo Kazooie?
>>338582338
When he completes Mario 64 with no A presses
>>338581969
Pacific Northwest. We're a lingual melting pot with a lot of our predilections being a crapshoot.
>>338570170
>>338570170
>>338570170
>>338570170
>>338582443
You only need to link to the OP once, dude.
>>338582443
i.. is she ok..?
>>338581348
>He does actually say "but first", but it's for an entirely different line in the beginning.
This is definitely true.
>>338582242
In math, equations and notations are there simply because it would take far too long to say in words what the ideas mean. You may think it's confusing, but just imagine how much worse math would be if you had to solve a problem like
Find all numbers such that the following holds: upon squaring the number, subtracting three times the number, and adding two, yields zero.
And, if you think that's ridiculous - well, so did mathematicians in the 1500s, who started coming up with the notation (because mathematicians used to actually write equations like that).
>>338582547
did i trigger your autism?
What if in deconstructing and reconstructing Super Mario 64, he uncovers the secrets to the universe?
Retards like this deserve to be dragged out and shot in the face to elimate disfuntional genes.
>>338582629
No, but I certainly triggered yours since you cared to respond, dumbass.
>>338582696
How the fuck is he a retard?
>>338582696
>disfuntional genes
This guy is probably 10 times smarter than your entire family put together.
>>338582750
He thinks, therefore he is.
>>338582729
>being this mad/autistic
>>338582792
Fuck off Tumblrite. Im tired of you idiots defending some phycohlogical dumbass that obviously suffers from mental problems. Like fucking traps and faggots.
>>338582683
i wonder this is as well, if this guy dedicated his autism to the progression of man. Hed probably have invented something amazing already.
>>338570170
That's fucking bullshit
>>338582318
>we get to watch him build up speed for 12 hours on live stream
>>338570170
Why would I want him to stop? His videos are far more entertaining than SM64 anyway.
>>338582895
I don't know what you are, but this guy is nothing like traps.
I have no idea how to respond because you're so... I don't know.
>>338582895
>being a typical underachiver from /pol/
>beter than anything.
>>338582616
Like I said, I'm only half serious.
As someone who's not good at math and has no reason to be, problems expressed verbally (and slowly reconstructed) are often easier than getting good at notation.
It's mostly a problem when you've got - say - a physics game like KSP and someone throws out something like the Tsiolkovsky rocket equation instead of just saying "The rocket will work better if you have multiple stages instead of just 1. You can calculate this with [rocket equation] but you don't have to bother. Also remember rockets don't go straight up."
>>338582983
>Defending the mentally ill
>>338582983
*tips golden sparkling hat*
>>338582983
/pol/ is better than this shitty board
ITT: anyone smarter than the average /v/irgin who lives at home with their parents is autistic
>>338583054
>Implying this isn't a beneficial mental illness
Come WW3 you'll be glad that he's on our side calculating which QPU to nuke to stop the Zimbabweans.
>>338570170
He's good.
>>338582895
>phycohlogical dumbass that obviously suffers from mental problems
You do realize that all the things he talks about are entry-level stuff that programmers need to know when they make games (or anything else) themselves? Just think, maybe for a second (if you can manage that), that there might be people out there who find this stuff interesting (after all, why would a lot of those programmers be doing it in the first place, too)? Do those programmers have "phycohlogical" (sic) problems as well?
>>338582242
Formal math notation *is* terrible though. It's far too unnecessarily ambiguous, is reliant on context in arbitrary ways and there's no actual formal grammar for it.
As a programmer it disgusts me. Even for basic shit like summing over a series it has to be implied in supplementary text how this is done in a given instance.
>>338583054
/pol/ is mentally ill, they suffer from paranoia, persecution mania and severe depression.
>>338583069
le meme
>>338583076
better at shitposting and spreading poiltical agendas.
>>338576409
Yes, we got 10 years of entertainment.
>>338583172
>Lumping some autistic lunatic to the rest of a group
Breaking news, animal lovers and gun enthusiasts are now furries and trigger happy murderers
>>338582443
>missaligning your qpu THIS hard
Bitch deserved it
>>338583221
Math major here. It's just that both notation AND terminology together serve the purpose to be unambiguous. Using notation alone (in a completely unambiguous way, without supplementary text) would be just as cumbersome as not using notation at all. Notation is merely a tool, and isn't meant to include ALL of the ideas.
>>338577959
lol
>>338582683
I've thought about this. I don't know much about quantum physics but there might be something to "go so fast you literally break reality" or some shit. If these guys put their autism to something productive, we'd probably have fucking stargates or something by now.
>>338583318
That makes no sense. He gets the same enjoyment out of pulling apart a program that a programmer might. What's the difference?
And besides, I think he's a teacher in real life. In the videos, he just wants to explain shit, and teach people. What's so bad about that?
Do you go around in real life thinking that all people who are smarter than you are autistic?
Post yfw QPU misaligned
I started following autist's progress because it was funny but slowly I've become genuinely interested in his shit and happy when he reduces A presses
>>338583730
You are grossly underestimating the difficulties of physics and overestimating how smart you have to be to use understand low level programming and use a debugger.
>>338583826
>>338583759
He's not smarter than me. He's a retarded maniac separated from reality. I have a fantastic job, a wife and a kid coming this way. He's a pathetic loser caring about inapplicable nerdy bullshit.
Video game discussion is for the story, characters and gameplay. Not fucking checking the numbers like an obsessive idiot drone.
>>338583826
>When you misalign your QPU so hard you end up in an entirely different game.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9UhltehjZY
>>338583759
>I think he's a teacher in real life.
Oh, man. Imagine derailing his classes by talking about a presses.
>>338584063
>Not fucking checking the numbers like an obsessive idiot drone.
Thats what actual autism and OCD is about.
>>338584030
>that gif
I was really hoping he would start falling up all the different ladders in the background
>>338583545
>It's just that both notation AND terminology together serve the purpose to be unambiguous.
And I wouldn't claim otherwise, but you can at least recognize that the notation we have now has significant and unnecessary flaws. It's better than nothing, but from a pedagogical perspective we could be doing so much better. If I see a symbol used in a way that I haven't seen before, it should be completely clear that this is the case.
>>338570170
>makes informative videos about the inner workings of SM64 at a programming level
>want him to stop
???
Guys. I've been building speed for 12 hours in my basement to travel to another QPU but I forgot to fix my camera. What should I do now?
>>338584063
Take your (You).
>>338583759
>Do you go around in real life thinking that all people who are smarter than you are autistic?
I think we all already know the answer to that
>>338584063
But that "inapplicable nerdy bullshit" is present in all games, and even across all programs. And again, these things that he cares about are the same things that all programmers would care about.
>Not fucking checking the numbers like an obsessive idiot drone.
It's not the numbers themselves, though, but rather it's the ideas behind them that he cares about. Much in the same way a scientist or mathematician would invest himself in some problem. Now, this guy's no mathematician or scientist - but at least the methods are comparable (and besides, he goes on to explain the shit to people, so he's teaching - what's so bad about that?)
>>338570170
This makes me want to try making an a-press challenge run on every Nintendo game ever.
Starting with Mario.
>>338581832
>I'm only half serious.
Seriousness is seriousness, you can't say it's only half-serious.
>>338570170
>it's not a glitch but a feature!!!!!!
>>338584063
>I have a fantastic job, a wife and a kid coming this way.
>Bringing a kid into this world even though "The beautiful ones" have started appearing and the days of high-growth in the first world have long passed
Yep, you're a retarded maniac separated from reality.
>>338579931
>find a way to get 1/7 chance RNG 1200 times in a row
How does he expect to do this?
We know RNG is a fixed cycle of ~60K values, can't he just search through that list to see if there is a sequence of 1200 indexes with the appropriate values?
>guy shows impressive knowledge of game coding, design and overall game skill
>AUTISM REEEEEEEE
I realize its now officially summer but I hate this site now. Nothing but bitter cunts who interpret the slightest bit of knowledge or enthusiasm as "autism" or "cringe"
I'd hate to see some of you faggots talk to an actual computer programmer because you would just spew memes at them they second they said something you don't understand
>>338583092
It's like one person fishing for replies.
>>338583826
>>338584936
To be fair, he DOES have a speech impediment associated with autism and his fascination specifically with limiting the number of a-presses is somewhat inherently autistic
>>338584063
Let me guess, you're going to home-school your kid, as you'll fear him/her being as triggered by elementary school math as you were.
>>338585025
He may be autistic, but he's the cool kind of autist. Like Ulillillia
>>338583826
>>338582895
lol, look how dumb this guy is
>>338585154
Ulillillia's autism doesn't result in learning how games work
>>338583826
>>338584936
>""summer""
>implying this kind of retardation is not present the entire year
>>338585154
Eh, I don't think he's an autist, he's very good at communicating.
>>338584936
>summer
This shit's been going on for a while now, anon.
>>338584936
>summerfags
>reddit cancer
Business as usual, shit's normal all fuck up. I'm pretty sure most of us like him,
>>338585440
>he's very good at communicating.
He comes up with silly categorical names for everything, including things that don't need special metaphorical names
"Parallel universes" is just the collision data looping. Calling it a universe is pretty autistic, as is creating your own units of measurement
>>338573273
It's the same with Stryder and his Paper Mario videos. The guy has a great voice and can explain even the most insane exploits relatively simple yet he doesn't talk at all in a good chunk of his stuff.
At least he stopped talking, his voice was fucking obnoxious.
>>338585665
fuck you
>>338585665
I'd rather him talk honestly
It makes it a bit easier to understand, because honestly I'm not gonna read all that shit in that video
>>338585154
His rabid insistence on what defines a button press is autism in its purest form.
>2016
>not transporting your scuttlebugs
>>338584936
The only summer person here has to be you if you haven't seen the months of constant "le QPUs aligned xD" posting.
>>338585552
""""""""""HENRY""""""""""
>>338572630
>Literally using LaTeX for made-up video game math
True autism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Qyr01cOFfk
>>338580394
What does the Y axis represent?
Will he eventually find out that L is indeed real?
>>338586115
he will become L
>>338580394
this is utter dogshit
they act of pressing means to push something in, you push it in, it's FUCKING pressed
releasing has NOTHING to do with pushing something
if i push a FUCKING door open, i pressed it open, THE END, it DOESN'T MATTER if i let go of it or still hold the door, i FUCKING PRESSED IT OPEN
this dumb autism makes me so mad, holy SHIT
>>338586149
I hope he isn't a vampire.
>>338586189
You're just thinking of the action of a door being pushed open, rather than the entire sequence of what happens when you push a door
you need to start thinking laterally. 'press' in this case is referring to the entire sequence of functions called over the course of one instance of holding down a button then releasing
>>338586189
in mario 64 the game state in which the a button is pressed in and the state in which it is not are two entirely different things so he denotes them as such
this logic does not apply to every video game but it does apply to this one
>>338586115
What is L?
>>338586368
>>338586285
>>338586350
What is the actual physical mechanism in the button that determines whether or not it is fully in?
>>338570432
Isn't he a professor or something? Good ones tend to be on the crazy obsessive side.
>>338580617
nathanisbored does stuff regarding SMW
>>338586484
>>338586189
it does make a difference though, if you hold it down, mario has different moves
http://youtu.be/EhKH51ZKmag
>>338571510
Bearsteins.
>>338585154
Ulillillia isn't autistic which is quite amusing given his status as a poster child for it, he's got OCD.
>>338583826
>>338577329
What's a HOLP?
some of the jumps he needs to solve for a 0 a press run seem on par with trying to prove P=NP
>>338586484
it doesn't have anything to do with whether the button is "fully in" or not, although the states where the button is pressing down or releasing up are considered part of the A press.
like >>338586285 said, don't think of the "A press" as just the period during which the button is pressed down. the "A press" that pannenkoek refers to is the ENTIRE SEQUENCE of events beginning with the button being un-pressed, the player pressing the button in, holding it down for however long, and then releasing it to return to its original un-pressed state.
this is where the logic of the "half A press" comes from. if you press the button down and don't release it, only half of the sequence has completed. and regardless of when you enter a level, your A press count is reset to 0. so, when pannenkoek enters a level with A already held down, he can reap the effects of having done the first half of the A press (the "little kicks", the dive, etc.), and then once he releases it it is considered only half of an A press because it was the only actual movement of the A state that occurred during the level.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiuLeTE2MeQ
All mighty god
how can you expect me to believe there's someone out there that took time to explain the exact math behind such a complex calculation in a videogame made in 1996
this man portrays the passion that I will never have, to do anything in life
>>338586958
I think it's the position of the object Mario is holding. He probably has a video explaining it.
>>338587149
Most of the math in this is just general computer science knowledge, although reverse engineering a ROM to figure out how the actual code executes is VERY impressive.
https://youtu.be/APo7805Yzhk
https://youtu.be/9Ng3N1p4cSU
https://youtu.be/EHXEUW8st_Q
https://youtube.com/watch?v=HDZAbjMaRMY
Henry is cute
>>338577959
underrated post
>>338579374
"Elementary, my dear Watson"
>>338587149
or....
what if....
you could simply say the developers didn't do a good job at coding
>>338579280
I could see that though, Bubsy 3D has a lot of exploits because it's so bad and I think games that have more effort put into them, it'd be harder
People still care about this shitty meme?
>>338587627
infinite gameplay is good coding nigger
>>338586958
Held Object's Last Position
game keeps track of where the last object Mario was holding was as a straight mathematical value
Because it's a saved value in the game, you can drop an object in one level and force it to spawn in another with a glitch.
>>338584063
well look at you anon
you just proved you're a salty cunt
get cancer fagget
S C U T T L E B U G
>>338586189
From an internal perspective, pressing, holding, and releasing the button are three different states. A game dev could assign either state to do given actions to a button/key in their vidya.
Maybe Mario isn't a good example, let's say you wanted to charge Samus' beam in a Metroid game.
>Press: Fires an uncharged shot, if Samus is not doing another action (like changing beams in Prime) or is moving between areas (in the 2D games)
>Held: Starts charging the beam
>Release: If fully charged after the button is held for a given amount of time, fires a charged beam shot
>If not, fires an uncharged shot
You get what I mean?
