I did it in Morrowind to try out the glitch, but in general I don't see a point in a speed run, though I understand why others are interested in them.
I used to speedrun Mirror's Edge quite often back in the day. The fastest I got up to was 58mins. If I posted my times I would be in the top 100 actually.
Quote from: TheUnwornUnicorn on March 25, 2015, 09:28:21 AMI used to speedrun Mirror's Edge quite often back in the day. The fastest I got up to was 58mins. If I posted my times I would be in the top 100 actually.Yeah for Halo CE, IL level keyes, I was top 10 at one part. Now I'm top 20, but hey, its still a good time!
Quote from: Mr Speedrun on March 25, 2015, 09:31:01 AMQuote from: TheUnwornUnicorn on March 25, 2015, 09:28:21 AMI used to speedrun Mirror's Edge quite often back in the day. The fastest I got up to was 58mins. If I posted my times I would be in the top 100 actually.Yeah for Halo CE, IL level keyes, I was top 10 at one part. Now I'm top 20, but hey, its still a good time!I've been constantly watching Halo: CE speedruns to prepare myself for the Goatroped achievement. Speedrunning in Halo isn't my specialty.
I've never done a speedrun, I guess it's cool to know how fast you can finish a game but I like to take my time so I can appreciate everything.
Quote from: gats on March 25, 2015, 09:35:34 AMI've never done a speedrun, I guess it's cool to know how fast you can finish a game but I like to take my time so I can appreciate everything.Find a game you enjoy, and look up tutorials!
Quote from: TheUnwornUnicorn on March 25, 2015, 09:34:09 AMQuote from: Mr Speedrun on March 25, 2015, 09:31:01 AMQuote from: TheUnwornUnicorn on March 25, 2015, 09:28:21 AMI used to speedrun Mirror's Edge quite often back in the day. The fastest I got up to was 58mins. If I posted my times I would be in the top 100 actually.Yeah for Halo CE, IL level keyes, I was top 10 at one part. Now I'm top 20, but hey, its still a good time!I've been constantly watching Halo: CE speedruns to prepare myself for the Goatroped achievement. Speedrunning in Halo isn't my specialty.Have you practiced?
Quote from: Mr Speedrun on March 25, 2015, 09:42:50 AMQuote from: TheUnwornUnicorn on March 25, 2015, 09:34:09 AMQuote from: Mr Speedrun on March 25, 2015, 09:31:01 AMQuote from: TheUnwornUnicorn on March 25, 2015, 09:28:21 AMI used to speedrun Mirror's Edge quite often back in the day. The fastest I got up to was 58mins. If I posted my times I would be in the top 100 actually.Yeah for Halo CE, IL level keyes, I was top 10 at one part. Now I'm top 20, but hey, its still a good time!I've been constantly watching Halo: CE speedruns to prepare myself for the Goatroped achievement. Speedrunning in Halo isn't my specialty.Have you practiced?If you call taking 12 hours to beat Halo: CE on legendary practicing. Then yea sure I've practiced heaps.
Quote from: Mr Speedrun on March 25, 2015, 09:43:11 AMQuote from: gats on March 25, 2015, 09:35:34 AMI've never done a speedrun, I guess it's cool to know how fast you can finish a game but I like to take my time so I can appreciate everything.Find a game you enjoy, and look up tutorials!They're something I'd watch but fuck actually trying them out. lol
I like to take my time enjoying the game
I've loved this game ever since its release in 2002, both the single-player and the multi-player versions. Although I pretty much stopped playing single-player after I completed it the first few times and then switched to the very brilliant and addictive multi-player game, I revisited the single-player version again in recent time – this time as a quite experienced strafe jumper and Jedi slayer thanks to extensive multi-player adventures. I believe it was in April 2012 that I first started looking for shortcuts and tricks for completing the levels faster. The first one I found was the canyon jump in kejim_post which shortened the level by a huge factor. I started becoming curious about how fast this game could be completed, and I suddenly came to think of some of the impressive speedruns I had seen previously, especially runs of Half-Life. I wondered if a run of JK2 had been made, and to my excitement a search quickly led to LLCoolDave's Padawan run on SDA from 2005.[...]Thanks also to IsraeliRD for timing the run. Last but not least, thanks to LucasArts and Raven Software for creating the best pc game I've ever played.
I don't attempt speedruns, but I like watching the weirder ones.YouTubeQuote from: Big Boss on March 25, 2015, 10:14:40 AMI like to take my time enjoying the gameI've never understood this irrational objection to speedrunning.Chances are they've already done that... a lot of times. A lot of times. You see stuff like the video above? He's literally memorized the entire game. Here's an excerpt from his comments on the run:QuoteI've loved this game ever since its release in 2002, both the single-player and the multi-player versions. Although I pretty much stopped playing single-player after I completed it the first few times and then switched to the very brilliant and addictive multi-player game, I revisited the single-player version again in recent time – this time as a quite experienced strafe jumper and Jedi slayer thanks to extensive multi-player adventures. I believe it was in April 2012 that I first started looking for shortcuts and tricks for completing the levels faster. The first one I found was the canyon jump in kejim_post which shortened the level by a huge factor. I started becoming curious about how fast this game could be completed, and I suddenly came to think of some of the impressive speedruns I had seen previously, especially runs of Half-Life. I wondered if a run of JK2 had been made, and to my excitement a search quickly led to LLCoolDave's Padawan run on SDA from 2005.[...]Thanks also to IsraeliRD for timing the run. Last but not least, thanks to LucasArts and Raven Software for creating the best pc game I've ever played.Speedrunning it wasn't the first thing he thought of when he bought the game. That's just silly. It's probably not even worthwhile to do that because incorporating the best routes and pickups into a run takes a lot of practice and a lot of patience, and beating the game hundreds if not thousands of time.
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Did I fly off the handle?
Quote from: Kupo on March 25, 2015, 03:59:12 PMDid I fly off the handle?rarely do you not