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Post the list of outstanding A presses.

That's great but what's after zero A press 100% runs of Super Mario 64? Zero B press? Zero inputs at all? Are we going to start seeing cartridge tilting being used to complete runs instead of relying on controller input?

>>14507277

Beating Mario 64 without playing Mario 64 to begin with.

>>14507277

Zero B press has been done? Or at least very close, there might be one or two. It's trivial in comparison. Same with Z button.

>Zero inputs

An interesting thought because if you die on a moving platform it offsets your spawn displacement. If it's a game over and you go back to the title screen and let it play the demo, Mario will move and spawn differently.

A press is still a A press you can't say it's only a half.

>>14507275

It's in this spreadsheet. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wVD60DYcPPjWmfObqwV-1Kb0ic478dsL9znCMqM2X4M/edit#gid=0

More than half of them are done in Tick Tock Clock.

>>14507277

>>14507286

He has a video on the other button challenges.

>>14507287

""""""""""""(you)""""""""""""

>>14507275

>>14507290

If that's too hard to read, there's this video. The only improvement over it is the star in OP, though he did cut down 5 0.5 A presses in Big Boo's haunt and Hazy Maze Cave.

>>14507289

Why not just say it's 1 A release?

>>14507277

Usually, A button-less challenges depend heavily on the B button, and B/Z-button-less challenges depend on the joystick + the A button. There's very few cases where B and Z are needed, but that's only because he could use the A button in those challenges.

In reality, it will take a bloody while before we get any truly significant updates. Pannen said himself that he'll do a full 70-star run TAS once he can, because it's already possible. The only thing stopping him is the one A press in Bowser in the Fire Sea, and as long as he can't figure it out, we're not getting a full TAS.

>>14507249

With every video he releases TJ """""""""" Henry"""""""""" Yoshi becomes increasingly nervous. What happens when Pannen finally succeeds in his challenge for 0 A presses? What will become of """""""""" Henry"""""""""" ?

>>14507277

This could be possible actually. Pre-1999 N64s store RAM for 10 seconds after the system is turned off. You could manipulate the RAM with another game and then boot up Super Mario 64.

>>14507316

Because it depends on the context of the button press. Basically you can buffer it between zones/levels, so while a certain star might need the A button to be held, it doesn't need it to be pressed, which means you can press it in another level that does require a push action.

This meme is not funny.

Please stop.

>>14507392

>t. TJ "Henry" Yoshi

>>14507392

https://e621.net/post/show/1229964

>>14507401

>SM64 - Watch for Blowing Cocks - 0.5x A Presses (Commentated)

>>14507398

>>14507400

>>14507401

What the fuck is wrong with you people?

Glad he's spending his time wisely. He also has a faggot voice

>>14507427

>filename

Every fucking time

>>14507392

You're right. I'm actually here to see Pannenkoek break the game so thoroughly that the fabric of reality is torn asunder, all for the sake of not pressing the A button. The "Henry" shit comes from the idiots who can't comprehend the pointless genius of what is being accomplished, sort of like supposed TAD fans who don't care about TempleOS and just want to say "CIA niggers glow in the dark" over and over again.

Is this 27 a presses for a 100% run or minimum stars to fight browser?

>>14507690

Minimum/Any% is 1 a-press for botfs if I recall correctly, i.e. the one mentioned in the OP

>>14507711 (very nice)

The more I look at that picture, the funnier it gets.

>>14507591

Imagine being so autistic you start hating fun.

>>14507249

OPTIMIZED

You have to find some crazy way to gain height around that pole.

>>14507412

We're dank memers xD

>>14507306

>When speedrunning just turns into some guy buying every cartridge he possibly can, putting them in a room and waiting until he's on his death bed to see if he had a successful run on any of them

I am ready for the autism revolution.

>>14507277

You can never go far enough

>>14507277

>Are we going to start seeing cartridge tilting being used to complete runs instead of relying on controller input?

The closest we have to that is vid related

>>14507761

I'm curious if he's found any more theories since he made embed related.

>>14507792

An addendum, he did discover Remote Lava Boosts are indeed possible, just not helpful. Still, it's some potential.

>>14507711

>tfw out peanut butter waifu will fade into irrelevancy one day because even she can not redeem mass effect Andromeda

>>14507827

She was irrelevant within weeks of the game's release.

The parallel universe thing seems to be a common thing in all 3d games. You can get the same effect in Spyro by turning on moon jump and holding it for a few minutes.

>>14507845

It's just integer overflow, not too uncommon in older games.

>>14507861

Then why not call it what it is instead of some stupid name for it.

>>14507870

Well calling it parallel universes does help to explain what is going on. It's not as though the guy didn't go into the technicalities what was being done.

>>14507870

But first we have to talk about INTEGER OVERFLOW - nah, not the same. Fuck off.

>>14507870

Because there's a bit more to it than just that, but that's what it boils down to. In Mario 64, Mario's position doesn't overflow but the position to check his collision does, so you have invisible clones of the collision of the original map.

I guess you can call it collision overflow or something, but this isn't meant to be some super serious thing. These are a couple autists having fun doing what they love, so if they can come up with a cute name for something, they will. It's also why they call the spot between a ceiling and a floor is called the Pedro Spot after the guy that named it instead of "horizontal collision intersection" or whatever.

>>14507870

Also you call it whatever you like because you "discovered" a way to do it in that particular game

>>14507870

because it's a good way of visualizing it to your audience

>>14507890

Pedro spot is a cool name too, get's you thinking about gardening and i fucking love gardens

>>14507861

<integer

pretty sure it's floats

>>14507870

visualization

>>14507922

>pretty sure it's floats

Mario's position is truncated to an integer at some point or some shit

>>14507591

.t CIA nigger who glows in the dark

I need the "nigga you don't understand" scuttlebug image

>>14507711

>tfw no Symmetra action figure

>>14508472

thanks

>>14507889

The way you spell and punctuate reeks of cuckchan. Lay off the soy.

>>14507249

Autism of the highest degree.

I kind of feel bad for Pannen to be honest.

He's just an autist who likes Mario 64, but he makes one interesting video with voice commentary, and he gets turned into a living meme.

I dont think he's made a voice-commentated video since, has he?

>>14509590

He hasn't, sadly. He's said before that he wants the video to live up to the viewers' expectations, so he's waiting for a huge development to do another commentary video.

Bloody shame.

>>14508472

>You will never be in the middle of a scuttlebug "jamboree"

>>14508602

I consume no soy, cease your projection through whatever suicide method is most readily available.

>>14509611

I'm guessing that huge development would mostly likely be when that last Bowser A press is finally dealt with. Any% just needs one more to reach 0 at this point. He'd probably be one of the first to celebrate such a milestone.

>>14509092

good fucking lord

Yes, slowly, no A presses will be necessary. Eventually, he will figure out a way to avoid pressing B.

But can he surpass God? Can he figure out a way to beat the game in 0 A presses AND 0 B presses? If anyone can, it's him, the ch0sen 0ne.

I always feel the need to remind people this exists whenever Pannen comes up in conversation.

https://archiveofourown.org/works/10754010

>>14507277

Arbitrary Code Execution exploits in M64 to create your own mario game and beat that game with zero a presses.

>he doesn't do commentaries anymore

I actually enjoyed listening to him talk about SM64. Did he take the WFRR thing personally?

>>14514643

>a new technique, which I call a “demon shift,”

This is gonna be good, I can tell.

>>14516253

I don't think he wanted any more inflections being recorded so someone might find out who he was in real life. It's happened before.

>>14516253

He's probably too autistic to understand that's it's laughing with him and not at him.

>>14516318

this but he also didn't expect this amount of attention and doesn't want to be known just as the "building up speed for 12 hours" guy. he also has very strict standards when it comes to his videos and feels that his next commentated video needs to be as good as WFRR which he spent lot of time on.

>>14516318

I guess he was also trying to hide the fact that he was autistic just from the sound of his voice.

>>14507336

Is he okay?

>This is TAS

lol

>>14518068

Explain

shout out to simpleflips

>>14522286

Tool Assisted Speedrun or cheating.

>>14526456

It's not cheating if its another catagory actually.

>>14526456

The majority of TAS runs are marked as such. It's not meant to show off human skill, but rather limitations and boundaries of a game.

And speedrunfags have recently gone mental in their attempts to prevent potential cheating, after a few popular Super Meat Boy runs were proven to be false, to the point where most websites won't even accept runs that aren't done on direct capture.

>>14527851

What's wrong with TAS speedrunning? Just the overlap with non-TAS speedrunning?

>>14509637

It's not going to happen, I'm sorry.

>>14527851

>pokemon

>TAS

Postan it every time. it's honestly just as interesting as the Mario 64 one

Speedrunning would be interesting in games where you quickly need to adapt to shit being thrown at you, and plan advanced strategies on the fly. However, the "best" speedruns strategies make it as "safe" as possible, with everything going exactly the same every playthough.

>>14527851

The call them "superplays".

>>14527851

>>14527945

yeah, most TAS i watch aren't even speedrunning since they purposely lose time to show off some techs that's too risky/impossible for rta.

the majority of speedrunners are just too salty to admit that TAS is a different category altogether so they just dismiss it completely as cheating and unskilled when the mechanics and effort required to pull it off goes over hundreds of hours since most TASers strive for perfection or what can be perceived as such.

doesn't help that most TASers aren't even trying to compete against speedrunners since TAS is always on the title or description.

>>14527889

Maybe it's just a kneejerk reaction, but a lot of TAS used for actual speedrunning is extremely derivative and suffers from the same problems that regular speedrunning does, in a way actually manifesting the 'TAS is just cheats' meme. Still, it's kind of inevitable to have some sort of catalyst for progress and discovery of new ways to play with the mechanics, and to be fair to real time play, a lot of discoveries were made by people trying to break records.

>>14527909

That's true, speedrunning might be interesting for a true roguelike, but then there's no well defined goal to reach so something arbitrary would have to be set.

>>14527945

The term TAS still has an overwhelming presence even in non-speedrun related material. I guess in the end, speed is always a secondary goal to achieve, which partially justifies the term

>>14527970

The issue is that TAS is unskilled (at least for skill in terms of physical execution), but it doesn't intend to be because it doesn't take a piece of entertainment software as a place to show off your skill. Yet most speedrunners only care about how big their e-peen is and try to ruin any fun they can find so that their name can be at the top of some wiki or record book no one really cares about except for themselves.

>>14527727

It's cheating by another name.

>>14527768

>And speedrunfags have recently gone mental in their attempts to prevent potential cheating, after a few popular Super Meat Boy runs were proven to be false, to the point where most websites won't even accept runs that aren't done on direct capture.

You mean more mental I assume.

>>14532830

Kill yourself cuckjak

>>14532878

I'm not him. We have IDs here cuckchan scum.

>>14532893

He just swapped IDs. People can do that.

>>14532878

>what I don’t like is cuck or soy

Trying Too hard fitting in faggot

>>14530735

>It's cheating by another name.

Except it's not. Are you that autist who just places titles on things without actually understanding the work behind it? Honestly answer me. By what guidelines or rulebook is this cheating? The devs? The speed running "community"? Who?

Otherwise TAS is its own catagory and is not allowed in normal runs which means it's not cheating.

>>14514547

ENOUGH

>>14532890

>He doesn't understand science

>>14509689

You don't consume it, you fucking chug it by the gallon load. Don't tell me to kill myself when you're the one who'd be better off a dead motherfucker, you cuckchan refugee piece of inbred fucking shit.

>>>/suicide/

>>14534438

My favorites are his videos on Blinking and Sleeping.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvxdLH1ejaA

>>14536092

>bro

>>>/normalfag/

>>14507359

> Basically you can buffer it between zones/levels, so while a certain star might need the A button to be held, it doesn't need it to be pressed, which means you can press it in another level that does require a push action.

Which means that the half-A-press is a pointless distinction when considered as part of the entire A-press challenge run.

>>14539735

Been here longer than you newfag.

>>14539798

You need it to calculate the proper number of A presses of the run as the sum of its parts.

>>14539798

It's 0.5 A-press, because you round it up to 1 if it's in the context of the star, or down to 0 if in the context of the whole run.

It's literally 0.5 because you can round it up or down, not because of some sorcery.

>>14507249

What?

>>14507306

Speed soldering is now the new speedrun

>>14544301

Somebody get this hothead outta here.

>>14544301

I'm 6'5"

>>14544612

>>14544638

What did I miss?

>>14550998

Some faggot that spent an entire week and a half furiously angry at me for posting a way he didn't like in a conversation he had nothing to do with. One of the most furious children I've ever had the pleasure of upsetting. He's like 4 ID hops of pissed deep in this one thread.

>>14551471

Might've been better without the 'hear me out' and just ending at 9 seconds. By that point, the joke's done.

Pressing, holding, and releasing are three separate actions. Pressing down is pressing down and isn't half a press just because you haven't released the button yet.

What happens if for the sake of argument he gets the run down to pressing the A button and holding it the entire run? Does that "half press" get rounded down to 0, or does logic win out, and the fact that the button was pressed down count as a full press?

Did I only half fire a gun because I kept the trigger held after I squeezed it?

>>14552098

This statement is correct.

The aspie's logic in the videos is that individual runs are only half a press because he is for some reason mixing up individual runs and entire runs to make an entire run out of individual levels. He's making up illogical rules so it looks like less presses than it actually is.

>>14552098

It's 0.5 because you can round it either up or down, anon.

It's only rounded down to 0 in videos of one star being done in isolation, because it already counted as an A-press in a previous star somewhere. But it's noted as 0.5 just to make it clear that, yes, he is holding the button.

In a full game run, which is what this is all building up to, it's counted as one full press because you'll see the full A press.

In other words, 0.5 A press just means "I started this A press in an earlier star and that's where I counted it."

>>14552105

It's quite easy to set up the run in such a why, where he'll have to press A to get into a stage or at the very end of a stage, hold that out and do a 0.5 A press star then. Did he press A twice, then? Of course not, you dumbass.

>>14552110

Why not just count it as one press regardless of what part of the game it was pressed in? A press is the button being depressed by your finger. Holding it regardless of how long doesn't change this, and calling it a half press is retarded.

>>14552119

Because the A press was already counted in an earlier part of the game.

It'd be double counting A presses, he uses .5 as a way to say "if I did this star by itself it would be 1, but in a whole game run it would be 0."

>>14552130

>Because the A press was already counted in an earlier part of the game

Which means there was one press and a hold.

>It'd be double counting A presses, he uses .5 as a way to say "if I did this star by itself it would be 1, but in a whole game run it would be 0."

No, it would still be 1, because the button was pressed one time. This entire thing makes you and him look retarded.

>>14552144

Is the problem that you faggots can't understand basic math or consequences of actions? If the button was pressed down, that is a press. Holding it doesn't count as part of the press at all. Holding it is just a separate action.

>>14552151

>Holding it doesn't count as part of the press at all

Try holding the button without pressing it first.

>>14552154

>Try holding the button without pressing it first

>pressing it first

>pressing it

>pressing

1 press

>>14552157

So you're saying that any star where A is only held should just be marked as 0 entirely? You can't do that, because A not needing to be held is an improvement from in needing to be held. Pannen recently improved six stars from 0.5 A presses to 0 A presses.

>No, it would still be 1, because the button was pressed one time.

Yes, it would be. However if the chart looks like.

STAR 1: 1 A PRESS

STAR 2: .5 A PRESS

STAR 3: .5 A PRESS

under your logic that would be 3 a presses, and if you did each star in isolation it would be.

However in a full run, it would be 1 a press, because they can just hold the button for star 2 and 3.

>>14552162

>So you're saying that any star where A is only held should just be marked as 0 entirely?

I'm saying that it should be counted as 1 press anytime you press the button regardless of what part of the game it was done in and that trying to slice it all up into individual stars so you can have holds be "half presses" when the button was indeed held is retarded. If holding the button between stars is acceptable continuity wise, then so is counting the press from the previous star. Otherwise the controller should be returned to a default state between every star if you want to accurately count the number of presses only for that star. That would however of course nullify this entire retarded "challenge."

>>14552165

>STAR 1: 1 A PRESS

Correct

>STAR 2: .5 A PRESS

>STAR 3: .5 A PRESS

False. The press was initiated for Star 1 and held for 2 and 3.

>However in a full run, it would be 1 a press, because they can just hold the button for star 2 and 3.

…and here you agree with me that the entire thing is retarded.

>>14509092

>0:36

My syncing speed is kek.

Half an A press/0 A press for an individual run is like if you did an individual level run for Doom but you brought all the items and weapons maxed out from the previous level. That logic is retarded.

>>14552168

Once again, the whole point of this is to compile it into a full run.

>If holding the button between stars is acceptable continuity wise, then so is counting the press from the previous star.

This would result in many A presses being counted twice, and

>Otherwise the controller should be returned to a default state between every star if you want to accurately count the number of presses only for that star.

This would invalidate the full game run entirely.

>>14552179

Considering that the individual runs are really just being assembled for a full game run, your logic is retarded. The problem is that this is a collaboration between four or five people inventing new strategies on the fly in an attempt to compile this. The individual stars are just uploaded to mark progress, and you two are bitching about notation because you don't like it, when this is the only notation that actually ends up as being accurate when tallied up.

>>14552199

>This would result in many A presses being counted twice

>by counting it once, it means counting it twice, durhur

>so we should count it as 0

Maybe I should be grateful this challenge keeps retards like you busy and away from better things.

>>14527970

Some dudebro claiming that getting results by using your brain takes no effort at all is par for the course. I doubt that anyone who calls tas cheating has read the author's notes of any tas.

>>14552204

I found it, I still don't get it

I assume the meme comes from how autistic the whole video is

>>14552207

The meme is that he calls the act of pressing a button half a press even though you can't half press a button. This is in order to lower the number of times he says he pressed a button for his run.

>>14552215

Figured as much

>>14552207

>the meme

Just call it a fucking joke thats what the whole thing is. Meme has no meaning after the mainstream latched onto it.

>>14552217

Shiggy he is saying he pressed the button he just didn't let go

>>14552252

I want to think this is a joke, but I would 100% believe this being what he would do.

>>14552252

Holy fucking Shit.

>>14552151

It's about the change of context. You autist.

>>14509472

I want more pannenkoek creepypastas.

>itt:henryfags

i'm starting to believe the fags that said that cuckchan are flooding over here because of an app

So do people still not understand the .5 A press thing is a formality used only for segmented videos? For fucks sake he says it outright in the the video.

>>14552455

Everyone understands, it's just a really easy way to get free (you)s

>>14552473

So is posting hot sexy scuttlebug porn, and that's more productive.

>>14552442

But this is a cuckchan meme.

>>14552430

Do you have any suggestions?

>>14552455

>you don't understand

No, we understand. It is just retarded and wrong. Attempts to justify the usage fell flat and are worthy of mockery.

>>14552568

Pannenkoek methodically working with his extensive knowledge of Super Mario 64 to restrain a poltergeist, or Pannenkoek meeting a skinwalker and trying to get it to do IRL half A press runs.

>>14552594

>holding a button being counted as half a press is a fun meme

>anon tries to refute coming from cuckchan while showing that he does

>>14507306

I think yes.

>>14552146

You faggot, the a press was already being pressed and held. It is not being pressed again. It would be 0 a presses in a full run because the held portion is being siphoned by an earlier press. It is only 1 press in isolation.

>>14553264

>press was already being pressed and held

>held

>as in not half a press, but a full press that was held

You proved him right in your own argument, faggot.

>>14553419

A full press from earlier in the run. If done in isolation that star would infact be 1 a press but in a full run it is 0.

>>14553422

>continues to prove half presses are nonexistent

Thanks

>>14553460

ITS NOT A HALF A PRESS LITERALLY. ITS A ROUNDING SYSTEM.

>>14553468

>ITS A ROUNDING SYSTEM

>this supposedly excuses calling it half a press instead of single press that was held

There is no half state to the digital buttons on the N64. There is depressed, and unpressed. Faggots don't get to invent their own system for the sake of rounding just to salvage the retarded segmenting of the retarded challenge that those faggots came up with.

This is what you get for inventing your own notation instead of just drawing a finite-state machine like everyone else

Is Mario the fastest character in the history of video games?

>>14554574

No. That's the truck from Big Rigs.

>>14553574

So if I beat all of Mario 64 by pressing A once and holding it down, how many A presses would that require? Similarly, how many A presses would each of the 70 needed stars require if I did each of them in isolation, under the same initial condition?

>>14554680

Threedimensionally yes, but Mario travels in four dimensions

>>14554574

If he builds up enough speed and if he's not going to the upper floors of the castle.

>>14554708

>So if I beat all of Mario 64 by pressing A once and holding it down, how many A presses would that require?

Apparently one, in your own retarded scenario.

>Similarly, how many A presses would each of the 70 needed stars require if I did each of them in isolation, under the same initial condition?

Did you just forget you said if it was done with one for the entire run? Are you retarded?

>>14554908

To do a run in isolation, costs 1 A press per star

>>14553574

It is literally just helpful notation, nothing more.

>>14554925

Then the limit is 1 A press per star unless you do the whole game at once, like a real autist would.

>>14554928

It's helpful to say that a hold is HALF an A press? Is it really much harder to say "I held the A button on the previous star" vs "I only did half an A press on this star"?

>>14555319

It's not "half," it's 0.5, as opposed to 0 or 1. Since you enter the stage already holding A, the only numerical way to unambiguously represent it is to use 0.5.

>>14555345

No, the only numerical way to represent it is 0, because it isn't being pressed again yet. You have 1 for the press, and 0 for the hold, because the button has not left the "press" state.

>>14555361

>>14555361

And now, with your suggested notation, indicating the required usage of an A input becomes impossible to do unambiguously. When trying to improve a level, you'll need to know if you need to press the A button (1), hold the A button (0.5), or not touch the button at all during the level (0). Eliminating a single (1) with your notation would cause a confusing situation where the next (0) suddenly becomes a (1), due to it really being a (0.5), which requires an earlier A press. It's just a tool for bookkeeping.

>>14556071

>it's too hard to remember to hold a button without verbally acknowledging it as a made up nonsensical distinction such as 0.5

You know what the console interprets your hold as, truly? 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

but is coded to ignore this spammed input until the button is returned to its unpressed state, 0.

There is no 0.5 state, no half press, no matter how much you want it to be so. No matter how hard it is for you to remember the fucking word "hold."

>>14556187

>w-we gotta keep our forced meme alive

-1/12 A Press

>>14556200

Good luck arguing that with autists.

>>14556200

>this whole meme is getting tiresome.

No shit. Why don't you stop?

>>14556168

0.5 and holding are synonymous you nigger. I never claimed the there was an intermediate state in the game's logic. It's just a handy concept for representing situations where the secondary effect of pressing A is required, but the press itself happened earlier. Feel free to substitute every half press with hold in your autistic mind.

>>14556200

But it's sooooooo funny, it's not like even pannencoek is tired of it or anything.

>>14556212

>It's just a handy concept

No, it is not. It has never been anything but retarded, and every excuse for it has fallen flat. Frankly I enjoy shitting on it. For one, because it seems so precious to you half press faggots, and two because it's so fucking retarded.

>>14556243

>>14556243

I'm sorry you can't wrap your head around the concept, but it accurately describes what he does. It can't be retarded if it does the job.

>>14556303

>It can't be retarded if it does the job.

>>14507249

>grand autism ascends even further beyond

>>14556303

>>14556383

>>14556168

>You know what the console interprets your hold as, truly? >111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111

If you want to go down this road, then you'd have to concede that no run is ever above 0 A presses. The console doesn't "send" the input. The console reads it at specific intervals. The console may decide not to read buttons at any time, so it follows that the agency of the button being pressed rests on the console, not on the controller (and by extension,the player)

<Every time the N64 controller data needs to be read, the console sends out a 9-bit polling request. The controller responds in turn with a 32-bit sequence informing the console of the status of all the buttons and joysticks.

<https://hackaday.com/2012/10/16/reading-an-n64-controller-with-a-microcontroller/

<http://www.qwertymodo.com/hardware-projects/n64/n64-controller

>>14556794

Cuuuute

>>14556201

Numberphile was BTFO and discredited by actual mathematicians

>>14557415

>console doesn't "send" the input

When was it claimed that it did? Are you too retarded to know what "interpret" means? Probably, since you are going to bat for the retarded half press meme.

>Cuckchan meme

>>14557519

When, where and how

>>14556243

>you will never be this mad at not wanting a coined term to coin

It's amazing how angry this makes people.

Really hard to tell who is more autistic.

Can't wait for his next video.

>>14559967

That image is just about every pannen thread. Dunno how you missed it.

>>14559980

I miss a lot of the autism threads.

>>14552252

Holy fuck. Even some of the most autistic people I know at least had one real friend some point in their lives.

>>14552252

I actually had something similar to this when I was young so I find this kind of endearing in a twisted sort of way

>>14559967

for the record, that one is an edit.

but there's plenty of not-edits

rule 34 of the internet, there is always porn of it, and if not it will be made

Is this the only thing that makes Mario 64 relevant anymore?

>>14560225

It's not relevant.

>>14560225

Well, that, and the fact that it's still the best 3D platformer ever made. Fucking shame that my favorite genre is so underdeveloped and most new games are gimmicky ripoffs of mediocre old entries, like Banjo.

>>14560247

>tfw momentum in platformers is a dead concept outside of poorly coded flash games that get old in 10 minutes

>>14560239

It is here.

>>14560247

This. I haven't played a 3D game like Mario 64 with controls as good as anything I've ever played off of the top of my head since. The controls and movement are practically perfection and just moving around in that game is fun, collecting a star or not. To the point where the only 3D platformer I ever play anymore these days is SM64 romhacks.

>>14560489

See my post at >>14527909

Most of the dude's videos aren't A-button related, it's usually about Arbitrary Code Execution and Memory Manipulation and such.

>>14560247

>Well, that, and the fact that it's still the best 3D platformer ever made.

It wasn't even the best when it came out.

>>14560489

>I need more ridiculous TAS autism.

This guy has a whole series named "_ Crashes Paper Mario". I thought you'd appreciate embed related more though.

>>14556201

>>14557519

>>14557892

Found this https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/great-debate-over-whether-1234-112-180949559/

TL;DR It's not actually -1/12 because semantics! And it makes math look scary and only for intellectuals!

Meanwhile…

>>14565725

I wouldn't put it past NoA to name that Yoshi TJ intentionally for meme points

Bumping for more autism.

>>14527851

>I wish it would adopt a new name that reflects that.

I came up with TAG - Tool Assisted Gameplay

>>14570569

Just let this thread and meme die already.

>>14570579

I like TAD - Tool Assisted Demonstration

>>14557892

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuIIjLr6vUA

>>14570579

Cheating?

>>14574607

TAS is cheating no matter what it is called. Faggots that play the "its to show what can be done to the game" are fooling only themselves.