What's the most impressively autistic thing you've

>>323876043
Just call it holding A fuck I lost hard.

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Wtf no stop it's just a fucking fuck off

Autism? We are way past that...

>>323876043
Is this related to speedruns? Only speedrunners are this autistic

>>323876043
He makes a really good point. I learned a lot about how to speedrun the game. :)

Let's kick cancer's butt!!

>>323876043
That's a lot of work for a self imposed challenge

>>323877853
Is this seriously what this is? He wants to complete a star in a minimum amount of A presses? Fuckin' hell.

I think it's pretty interesting to watch how the game works and how it can be abused
really, the journey is more important than the actual goal
reaching incredibly high numbers of speed and travelling to parallel universes of the map sounds way more interesting than 'I got that star with half a jump'

>>323876043
this

>this channel has 20,000+ subscribers.

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>M500k
>slamming on that floating, rotating block
>PU, quad PU
>defacto speed & synching speed
>25 hours to get to 2nd synch speed
>6 triangles with decreasing slopes
>slopes, quarter steps

>just to half A course 6

Why did I watch the whole thing

>>323876043

Holy fucking shit man, this is way beyond my ability to handle. The autism is out of this fucking world, even speedrunners don't reach this level of autism.

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>>323876043
This is so fucking stupid and autistic I swear to god nobody gives a flying fuck

>>323877806
Look at all these runners finishing games
QUICK LEE

>>323879138
It deserves way more.

>>323880562
I don't think you've seen many speedruns.

>>323881152
I think it's pretty fucking cool, so you can eat shit.

>>323876043
wow, so this is it, literally the height of autism.

>>323880562
What are you talking about? This is the same level of autism. Speedrunners break down jumps and movements to numerical values. They spend so much more time doing technical bullshit like this.

I LIKE THAT JUMP

Are speech impediments common on the autism spectrum? I notice a lot of them (including the one in OP's link) slur their words together or just don't pronounce certain syllables/letters.

The guy in OP's video never says "Scuttlebug", he just says Skullbug or some variant.

>What's the most impressively autistic thing you've seen done in video games?
My answer is so off the spectrum that I can't even narrow it down to one single thing. So i'll just answer with one word: Ullililia.

>>323876043
I beat Limbo without dying. I have 111% legitimately.
I 100%ed Child of Eden within 2 weeks of release.

>>323876043
Wow, this is really impressive.

When I played Halo (or was it Halo 2?), I grew attached to this one marine, so I babysat her through a very long stretch of the game and made sure she doesn't die.

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>PARALLEL UNIVERSES

>>323882889
I would replay the very first arbiter level just to see how far i could leave the grunts alive.

Do you need to be this autistic to be a good programmer?

My autism level is rising, that is not a half fucking press.

>>323883416
It certainly can help. Programming can be a beast, especially if you want to be optimal.
I know a bit but I'm more focused on accounting.

>>323876043
negative edge is actually a thing in fighters

where can I find more of this kind of stuff?
I like it.

>>323883563
Releasing a button as a command?

>>323881531
Sorry about the autism.

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>that just seems standard Super Mario 64 abuse, don't see what the deal i-
>"You might ask why do I need so much speed. After all I build speed for 12 hours. But to answer that, we need to talk about parallel universes."

>>323883630
his whole channel fucking dissects mario 64 to a science, enemy placement, coin theory, everything. just go to his longest videos

>>323881152
>nobody gives a flying fuck
People like you try to stomp out all the passion in the world.

>>323883630
https://www.youtube.com/user/ulillillia

What's the most autistic thing you've done in a game yourself?

I completed all 326 possible story paths in the Shadow the Hedgehog game.

>>323883762
I made a frozen pizza today and thought about de-greasing it, thanks anon

>>323883894
>frozen pizza
>grease

I don't think that's a thing

>>323876043
This is one of the most autistic things I've seen on /v/ in my 6+ years here.

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PURE

FUCKING

AUTISMSTONE

>>323883885
I know that burden
I had help though

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>when he bounces on the scuttlebug after dimension warping

I CAN'T
I FUCKING CAN'T
I'M NOT WORTHY

>>323883926
I may be autistic, but your fucking retarded. What about freezing cheese, bread, and tomatoes magically gets rid of the grease that would be there normally? Tell me, I'm curious.

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/v/ thinks they're allowed to call people autistic

>>323884191
>your

>>323883662
Yes
You can input a move using both the pressing down of a button and the releasing of it, giving you twice as many chances to input a move correctly in a combo

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>>323884241

>>323884191
>your
You mean "you're" fucking retarded.
>What about freezing cheese, bread, and tomatoes magically gets rid of the grease that would be there normally?
The freezing part. It has to be cooked to release grease.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDz5Z5E8Zd0

This guy is pretty autistic. If you aren't convinced by this one video, just take a look into his channel and check out his oldest videos.

>>323884303
sorry about the grammar. It's not cooked all the way and you heat the pizza in the oven.

>>323876043

>Speeding up for 12 hours

As autisitic as this video is, it's pretty cool from a programming viewpoint.

>>323884385
>trampoline
It's a spring
>Corridor
that's not what that is

>>323884487
So you don't eat it frozen?

>>323876043
>press and hold A

wtf

good points though

dude what

>>323880562
over 80,000 views say otherwise, fucktard

>>323883738
Literally what in the fuck

probably this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6fS2EeBLfQ

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>>323876043
http://imgur.com/cJ0o9Et,hoh71Mr,8Q227S2,dIUMJu2,ps85iym,r39urch,DzWxYGp,V8cbI8E#7

holy shit his pen+paper equations for goomba clusters
i love this man

>>323884259
no fuckin way

>>323884913
here's an example in sf4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_wwA6uPnC4

Could Sonic beat Mario with 12h prep time in a race?

>>323876043
People call this autism, but the guy actually found a way to play a video game that's challenging, mentally stimulating, and constructive. I honestly envy him for being this self-motivated.

>>323884887
Fuck I miss Metroid. Might have to load up my Prime Trilogu disk tomorrow

>>323884853
People watching your video makes your actions less autistic?

What are you talking about?

>>323876043
you can't press a button half a time you autistic fuck

>>323876043
That was more autistic than an ulillillia video.

>>323884979
very cool. it had never occurred to me.

>>323883885

Finished several seasons of Hearthstone in top 100 players

>>323885224
Yea, it doesn't really have a great amount of use, but it is helpful
At least, to me, a goddamn idiot, it doesn't serve much use

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Fire Emblem: Awakening...

>Grinded max stats for every unit + Limit Breaker
>Grinded every units skill pool + DLC skills
>Grinded all possible supports
>99,999 Renown
>Did it all a second time because I wanted a different name for my Avatar

It kept me busy.

>>323885150
Well thats what a NAIVE person would say!

>>323884913
It makes some commands significantly easier, like 360's.

I couldn't get past the bit where he talks about half a presses

>>323876043
Played fallout 3 with adventure mod (3 hit kill) and didn't die for 10 hours by stealthan and keeping vigilant and choosing engagements.

First ever run through of fallout vanilla I didn't die until just after getting past the army checkpoint

I like no death runs

>>323884887
Whacked out

>>323884889
Thats impressive.

>>323884657
>being more autistic than the guy in the video
Good job.

>>323885741
Understanding the meaning of words is autistic? Please explain.

>>323882416
>Ullililia
https://youtu.be/5mEJbX5pio8?t=2m23s

>>323876043
How can one give so much shit about Super Mario 64 is beyond me.

I mean, it's a great game and I loved it when I was a kid, but holy shit I don't even find it an interesting speedrun title.

>>323882416
When you never talk to anyone you dont develop good vocals

why spend this much time analyzing how to play a toy optimally

fucking cure cancer or something this is fundamentally retarded

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>>323876043
>man harnesses cosmic powers and paradoxical time magic to walk up a fucking hill

Fucking A that was cool.

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>AFTER ALL, I DO BUILD UP SPEED FOR 12 HOURS

Friendly reminder that the guy doing this is a science teacher and is probably ten times more succesful than any of the people in the thread calling him an autist.

>triggering a bunch of retards: the thread

>>323886071
Glitches are practically a game of their own. I personally had more fun with the glitches in Halo 1/2 than I did with the actual games.

>>323886678
>Science teacher
>successful

Anon....

>>323886735
It's not as luxurious as NEEThood but at least he's not pushing burgers.

>>323886735
More succesful than shitposting on /v/, yes.

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>see thread about a guy I like on youtube
>everyone's just bitching about how autistic it is and talking about how stupid the whole thing is

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wow. Is this how all speedrunners are?

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God bless pannenkoek. I wish only the best for him.

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>>323884992
>Asking the real questions

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>>323886901
Some are worse

>>323886868
I thought it was really fascinating.
People are just jealous they won't be passionate like this.

>>323886901
That's the pretty cool kind of speedrunner, though. Anyone have that video of that guy losing his shit after losing to the final Ganon fight in OoT? Or the one whacking his chair just because he missed a jump in a SM64 run?

That's pretty autistic but I find it interesting how he completed it with such a restriction.

>>323886973
chibi isn't a speedrunner
>>323887020
I thought it was pretty ridiculous that he spent this much time on a dumb way to play sm64, but hot damn if it isn't interesting with all the parallel universe shit

>>323886868
This is /v/. Any sign that someone is using mental effort causes the dudebros to lash out and call people autistic purely on reflex.

For all the memeing about dewritos and COD this thread really shows that most /v/tards are no better.

>>323883885

I don't know if it was autism or boredom but when I was like 14 or so I had a 10 hour trip back home after spending a week visiting grandpa and I spent at least a few hours straight just grinding rupees in link's awakening DX by doing the crane game and getting the 30 rupee item over and over again. After a few tries I had it down to a science. Bought the shovel or the bow, whatever cost like 980 rupees, and then grinded back to max again.

Pannenkoek is pretty much the most amazingly autistic guy in the world.
He probably knows every single exploit that has ever existed in Mario 64 and is determined to find even more.

>>323886868
Personally I respect the guy. He's dedicated himself to break SM64 in every way possible and he's doing it. I wonder if he's going to ever find a way to bring the entire game down to 0 A presses.

>>323884721
it's really simple anon

he's doing a self imposed challenge to see how few A presses he needs to use to complete mario 64. Sometimes simply holding a previous A press that was required earlier in the run for use later is sufficient and you don't need to press it again. He abuses this to save an a-press, thereby only using .5 of an a-press since if taken out of that context it would still be one a-press.

This is actually pretty interesting. I like it.

this is that fucking guy who was literally going to pay people to find a glitch or something right? Jesus fuck i didnt realize he had it that bad

>>323887048
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR1ZhWpi_dY

>>323887086
Chibi has the WR in Thousand Year Door

ITT: Millenials who have never known the joys of glitch hunting, and never will thanks to patches.

>>323887106

I just wanna see that mystery goomba get killed

there has to be a way

>>323887295
He doesn't though
even if he did have it at one point, all his times have been wiped
>>323887284
A lot of speedrunners put out bounties on what they think could be possible but they may not have the time to look for

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>>323886590
>BUT FIRST, WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT PARALLEL UNIVERSES

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>>323887373
>glitch hunting is dead
>glitches are no longer regarded as fun game features, but "immersion breaking" and "unpolished"

Well that just ruined my night.

>>323887525

anon, don't glamorize glitches.

for every "build up speed for 12 hours to travel to a parallel universe" there's thousands of "well you might get stuck an inch under the floor"

>>323887461
Maybe one day, anon.
It seems completely impossible with the bugs that we currently know about, but maybe some point there will be a SMW-level of abuse that allows you to actively reprogram the game as you play it.

>>323887525
The main problem is that modern day glitches are no actually immersion breaking and shit like that. They're always actively out in the open and everyone can see it. Oldschool glitches required you to look for them. Shit like sequence breaking Super Metroid, stairsliding in SM64, so on so forth. You would never come across those in regular play, you would only see those if you're actively trying to find them.

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>people are making fun of this guy for talking about parallel universes
>mfw his explanation makes perfect sense

No I say, it is everyone else that is crazy.

>>323887647
That's the fun of it to though, finally finding the useful ones.

>>323887525
>find cool glitch
>post a video
>game updates
>Patch Notes: removed cool glitch

>>323887847
I'm entirely convinced anybody mocking the guy in OP is either retarded or just memeing.

I mean say what you will about the amount of time/effort put into putting this together but he explains everything pretty well and it's really easy to follow along with, if you actually watch the video.

>>323887373
you must hve the proper designated fun.

>You might ask why do I need so much speed. After all I build speed for 12 hours. But to answer that, we need to talk about parallel universes.

Is this the quote of the fucking year already?

This is really interesting.
I know this guy's channel has lots of other stuff but is there anyone who does similar stuff complete with detailed, semi-autistic explanations about other games?
Listening to some autist talk about the wacky programming glitches he's exploiting in Ocarina of Time sounds like a fun way to spend my Thursday night.

>in the year 2047, analysis of Mario 64 will have progressed so much it's widely recognized in the scientific community as a standard to understand FTL speed and warp time travel
>physic class consist now of watching an overweight italian man vibrating through walls while yelling "YAHOO" "YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYAHOO"

>>323876043
this is the shit I thrive off of.
The overly complicated explanation of game mechanics, unnnnnnnnf.

>>323887871
I wonder if devs didn't ever specifically leave in certain glitches, especially Bungie. Halo 2 had a lot of easter eggs you could only reach by exploiting glitches, and apparently there are super bounces even in the newest halos.

not video games, but, there you go
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GFW-eEWXlc

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Once this baby reaches 470 000 speed...

You're gonna see some serious shit.

>>323888341

Sometimes glitches are left in the code as features if they make the game more fun.

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There's a point where something becomes so autistic it's actually fascinating. I don't know what drove this man to do all of this but that was still pretty fucking amazing.
I'm still not going to call it a half A press.

>>323876043
That's actually pretty interesting. I wish I was as dedicated as him with the things I enjoy.

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>Watch the video wanting to know about the deal of half A press
>ended up getting a lecture about physics and parallel universes on Mario64
Holy shit, what an inefficient method of teaching

>But that didn't stop me!
This guy is making me laugh and making me feel respect.

>>323888441
hell, a lot of the shit you need to do in dota 2 are basically recreated glitches from the WC3 engine.

>>323888341
There's a bunch of games that intentionally leave in glitches, they're called Bethesda games.

I just remembered how DSS marathoned his first playthrough of Sonic Boom 10 hours on stream and right afterwards he started glitch hunting and found the Knuckles infinite jump within the hour.

>>323888875
ie. Any game that tries to reach a deadline.

>>323888391
You know what's even more impressive than him listing all dialogue?
The sheer amount of time it likely took to edit this.
This is like, half a year's worth of editing easily.

>>323888341
finding out you can go sanic speed in half life 2 was great. Just step on a physics object, trick the game into thinking your in a walking state by flipping the grounded switch and then applying insane momentum with no air friction

>>323888930
The thing is that Bethesda is both a publisher and a developer. They impose their own deadlines.

>>323889087
Not really, Zenimax is the actual publisher

>>323876043
Beat RE4 with the knife

>>323889132
Bethesda Softworks is a publisher that is a subsidiary of Zenimax. Zenimax does pretty much jack shit for anything that isn't buy properties and make shitty MMOs.

>>323889156
Shit, I read that as "the most autistic thing you've done" and not "seen done"

>>323888151
OoT has a lot of glitches with videos on youtube. Nothing absurd like the OP, but you can basically glitch your way through the entire game (sans Ganondorf/Ganon fight) without ever doing a single dungeon.

>>323888151

Ocarina of Time glitches coming up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkFSVBL4AI8

Skip to 11:38 if you want to know what you're really getting into.

>>323886678
Video makes a lot of sense now, the guy goes out of his way to properly explain what is going on, even so someone who has not played Mario before can understand.

>>323888770
>ineffecient
That shit was fascinating and informative.
By the time he got to building speed for 12 hours, I was completely under his spell.

Someone found a new way to enjoy their game. Im not mad at all.

>>323876043
I fucking love this deconstruction of video games

>>323889434
>Nearly two hours.
Hoo boy.
I'm going to have a lot of fun tonight.

>>323883475
>>323883416
Being autistic doesnt help. What helps is being a non-brain damaged intelligent adult just like in every other field.

>>323888875
Oblivion had some pretty fun glitches
>looting Uriel, summons (including your evil clone summoned by that one staff), and essential NPCs
>permanently equipping an infinite number of rings
>permanent, fully-functional Bound equipment
>exponentially stacking Weakness to Magic and using it to buff yourself/horse/summons to go so fast that it crashes the game

And that's without even getting into things like map escapes. It's a shame that nobody ever found a way to get the Mythic Dawn gear.

>>323886590

I really, really, really like this image.

>>323889156
With the knife and nothing else?

>>323890042
I don't think that 100% knife only is possible, as there are a few parts where you need to use your gun to shoot down drawbridges and shit. Unless someone has found some new tricks to get around those parts that I don't know about.

Well, I maxed out the coins in NSMB and learned how to get through all the game mirrored...I had too much free time while on the bus, and at that time I liked to sit next to the window, the DS screen reflected on the window.

People probably thought I was doing blind speed runs.

>>323885310
How many hours did it take?

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>>323884889
>There's a software package called 'SM64 Diagnostic'.

>>323876043
Persona 3 FES Mandatory Battles. Completed the bad end and reached the final boss but could not beat the final boss because it is not possible on Normal mode.

The only way it will be possible is if I ever find out how that one guy managed to glitch out the boss to only attack once every turn. Not only does it make the fight a cakewalk but it bypasses Nyx's ultimate move and makes the 4th(?) phase possible. If I ever find out I do plan to remake it because I still have some of my documentation.

>you can skip to ganon's tower as young link if you beat the deku tree boss, walk to the corner of the room, catch and release bugs with a bottle, do 8 backflips, then play the ocarina while doing the 8th backflip to land on the portal, and then walk up to the door with exact timing

Some of these glitches sound like the biggest crock of bullshit I've ever heard.

>>323891101
>turns out that kid was right all along and he did actually lose his cartridge

I have a friend that imposes weird challenges on himself for whatever reason.
He completed Ocarina of Time without using any swords save for the final slash on Ganon.
He completed Minish Cap without picking up hearts or using healing items.
He completed Dead Rising using only kick moves (jump kick, knee drop, somersault kick, and roundhouse)

This guy seems really passionate about this, and if it makes him happy then there's nothing for me to say but fuck me

>>323891101
The more cryptic, the better.

>>323891234
Shit like swordless/3 heart runs have always been around for Zelda, it's not really new.

>>323891178
>you can't even get bottles as kid link
>yeah you can you just have to swim out of the lost forest first
>andrew you're so full of shit

>>323891582

Probably isn't even that hard for OoT considering that Deku sticks and the hammer are both so easy to get.

>>323891828
Yeah, 3-heart is the main challenge run for OoT, but swordless is a show of how much you can grind for the original Zelda.

Probably not very heavy autism but I completed fable 1 with no level upgrades. Its a completely different game when 2 swipes from an enemy can kill you no matter what youre wearing.

>>323876043

Subscribed, this shit cray.

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>>323876043
This is the end of autism. Nothing will ever, EVER be autistic as this video. Jesus christ HOW MUCH CAN YOU EVEN CARE ABOUT MARIO

>>323891234
These days I tend to arbitrarily impose challenges on myself just for the hell making games more interesting.
>solo/no grind clears for party-based RPGs that let you get away with it
>melee only in games where melee is non-standard
>never stop holding forward in platformers

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>ACTIVATED SCUTTLEBUGS

>>323892204
Yeah bruh, math is for nerds.

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You'd think my degree in theoretical physics would have helped me understand this

but no

not at all

>>323876043
>what's the most impressively autistic thing
Undertale

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>built up speed
>for 12 hours

>>323892252
I've done several challenge runs of games just because I was bored. One that I still want to go back and complete is the DaS magic-only run but THOSE FUCKING CRYSTAL GOLEMS WON'T LET ME GET THE MAGIC BOOSTING ITEMS

>>323892479

Then you are an idiot, this is pretty basic, its just linear algebra. Someone should take away that degree from you.

>>323892479
>Have a degree in theoretical physics
>I can't understand basic algebra and stereometry
???

>>323892656
oh, fuck, mistype.

I meant to say I have a theoretical degree in physics.

>>323887647
For some reason most modern glitches just fall along the lines of "the game crashes and you lose all your save progress", or "fatal error, this won't run at all so fuck you".

I guess all the fun map-based glitches disappeared as 3d maps became more polished.

>>323892705

Linear Algebra is needed to understand classical physics, like I said, basic stuff, stop lying, you don't even understand math.

>>323892727
All those same style bugs exist in modern games, but they haven't been poured over for 15 years to find them

>>323892705
Oh you

>>323892756
I guess not everyone played New Vegas.

>there's a glitch that exists in SM64 that nobody has figured out
>there's a $1000 reward for whoever can replicate it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNzTUdOHm9A

Well /v/, are you a bad enough dude to singlehandedly rip apart the SM64 TAS community and revolutionize currently known strategies?

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>>323892756
What part of "theoretical degree" don't you understand?

>>323892756
>calling another anon retarded
>can't understand a simple pun
lmao

So the N64 would actually crash if you were to exploit this knowledge in the actual game?

As interesting as this shit is, it's still Tool Assisted fuckery that cannot be applied in a legit playthrough.

>>323892896
>>323892942

>I was just pretending to be retarded

Kids these days.

>>323892958
It'd crash if you don't do it just right or something.

>>323892987
You can't possibly be this new

For being the most frighteningly obsessive thing I've ever seen involving a video game outside of ulillillia he sure does explain his concepts well.

>>323892958
The amount of precision required for this is completely impossible to execute in real life, let alone you actually needing to be doing this for TWELVE. FUCKING. HOURS.
It's just cool to watch and learn about, not everything needs to be practical.

>>323892987
No, dickweed. He made a pun. Your autistic ass can't understand jokes because you're a robot.

>>323893075
Sure, but it would be tons more amazing if someone could actually pull this off in practice.

>>323892958
>>323893075
It works on console but in the actual 'run' his camera will be locked before jumping to another PU. Everything works fine after that as long as he keeps the camera locked.

The only thing you can't do is have an unlocked camera which is there for our convenience so we can conceive what is happening. In the actual run it's boring because we'll just be literally staring at a wall and some water.

>>323892873
That was probably a freak accident when his N64 had an electrical hiccup. Considering people are probably using emu tools to replay the same sequence of events thousands of times at pinpoint precision, only adjusting a single point on a single variable each time, someone would have found it by now if it were just a simple superbounce.

>>323893096

But a robot can't be autistic, I doubt even a positronic brain would be able to reach that level of abstraction.

Does this guy have Raiden's voice?

You now realize he doesn't actually give a single shit about SM64, he just wanted to make a math demonstration that people would actually pay attention to.

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>>323892873
>Status: The bounty is currently unclaimed and still up for grabs.

>>323882416

He is saying scuttlebug, it's just slurred. A "t" is clearly in there.

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>QPUs

>>323893326
He has 100+ videos over a span of 5 years and has done countless research over the span of those 5 years with a large community.

He likes mario and wants to see how far it can be pushed.

>>323876043
Holy shit, that was fucking awesome.
This isn't merely autistic, this is Divinely autistic.
If you don't admire this guy, you're probably a nigger. There's just no way to not be full of respect for him.

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>>323876043

>Passion for programming and games is just autism
>People also think he left the game running for 12 hours instead of simulating it.

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>>323876043
>But first we have to talk about parallel universes

>>323891793

AndrewG?

>>323889880
The only memory I have from Oblivion is finally clearing every oblivion gate I could find on the map and going back to my house in anvil. I wanted to place one of the sigil stones on the table but i accidentally dropped all 60 of them. The vibrating sound they make magnified so loudly my speakers fell off my desk and the game crashed

>>323882212
I would really prefer if you'd be quiet.

Personally I'm happy that there are people who are obsessed with seemingly pointless things I'm not interested in. That's how advancement get made.

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>>323895015
Von Neumann was probably just like him, except instead of SM64 it was engineering.
>you will never be a talented and passioned autist

>>323876043
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpk2tdsPh0A

>>323883885
I've played Cave Story over 30 times, I guess it's not autistic compared to speedrunners...but I didn't speedrun it

>>323895465
nice vid where did u find it?

>>323895015
Please tell me how glitching a 20 year old game will help advance anything aside from advancing him away from the nearest vagina.

>>323884889
>itunes
>chrome
>Ms word
Nooooo he's a social justice warrior!

>>323895517
i tried getting the 1000$ bounty from his previous videos

and then i read the title on this thread and i posted it without reading the thread

>>323895605
I'm pretty sure the anon's comment was on the concept of obsession with things that other people find useless or boring, rather than this specific instance.

>>323895605

Finishing the level in half A presses, seriously anon, did you even watch the video?

>>323895605
How does shitposting on a Taiwanese Internet Story-Sharing website advance anything aside from advancing you away from the nearest vagina.

He chooses to waste his time speedrunning games, we waste our time here.

>>323895740
thanks for the explanation i forgive you

Wait a moment if PUs are invisible, then what does the camera that show Mario walking on the slopes and elevators actually is?

>>323895772
>speedrunning
>Takes 13 hours for him to complete the course

>>323895818
He's in the first universe in that

ctrl+f Magnasanti
0 results

Here u go lads

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTJQTc-TqpU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JuuzmOXL1bc

>>323895873
>thinking he actually waited 12 hours
Not that it matters anyway, how much time have you spent here in the last week?
What have you done in your existence?

>>323895961

>magnitude of a vector
>impressive

anon please

>>323896018
I shitposted! :D

Look I just did it again :D :D

>>323895961
FUCKING
NERDS

>>323885278
Thats not autistic thats a show of skill
good job friend
I like to make others fell good

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>>323896018

>>323895772
He's not speedrunning it.

>>323883662
action games and even rhythm games use releasing buttons as a special command

In good games pressing buttons can have up to many variations: tapping, pressing, holding, releasing and sometimes double tapping -- each doing separate actions.

>>323892403
>ACTIVATED ALMONDS

Imagine all the world problems we could have solved if his problem solving abilities were utilized for something useful.

>>323885032
/v/ is no place for a reasonable person such as yourself. Turn around, walk away slowly, and never return.

NEVER RETURN

>>323896717
They wouldn't be. The shit he and others come up with isn't actually super hard, it is just that no one else cares enough to figure them out

>>323896717
Same could be said about every other human doing something relaxing in their free time instead of focussing on world problems

>>323897056
This hardly seems relaxing at all.

>>323897108
>implying you wouldn't want to go chill with your counterpart one 4PU away

>>323897108
Just because you don't enjoy programming/math doesn't mean other don't enjoy it.
Stop being so egocentric

I'm pretty sure that guy is an actual Wizard. Those are the wizard powers you get when you turn 30.

>>323896864
>this video game isn't hard, it's just time consuming
>this boss is easy, you just need to know all the patterns by heart
>heart surgery isn't heart, you just need a decade or two of education and experience
>becoming a concert pianist isn't hard, you just need to start playing when you're 5 years old and keep on practicing for 8 hours a day for the rest of your life

I wonder what /v/ would consider hard.

>>323897602
my
dick

COULD
MOZART
BE
STILL
ALIVE

>>323897695
that's no hard at all
not when I've had a go at it

>>323897695
nah bruh ur dick is so easy even ur hand can beat it lmao

>>323876043
This video made be believe that God actually exists.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26w3gEHp88o

>>323884209
>implying this guy isn't on another level.

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>>323876043
>to complete this mario 64 level we first have to talk about parallel universes

>>323883964
what is the most autistic thing in your entire life?

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>>323887487
this

i dont know anymore

>>323888275
okay highly underrated post

>>323896717
Anon I don't think you get it. People like the guy in OP aren't some kind of crazed geniuses that could solve world hunger or cold fusion if only they applied themselves elsewhere. They know their shit about, in this example, Mario 64 because they care about it. If they didn't give a shit about those "real" problems they wouldn't put in nearly as much effort to solve them since it doesn't interest them.

It's better to have this kind of knowledge put to use for something "useless" than to not have it used at all.

>>323895605
its inspiring