Why do people act like this guy is impressive and not just an

>>377570663
Nice try TJ "Henry" Yoshi

The guy makes his free time worth something by making YouTube videos.

>>377570859
Not an argument.

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>>377570663
Fuck off """""Henry""""".

>Why do people act like this guy is impressive and not just an autist with too much free time?

How are these things mutually exclusive? A lot of impressive things are done by autists with too much free time

>>377570663
>Are they really too stupid to realize that it's literally all tool-assisted?
How does this invalidate anything?

>>377571123
>>377571192
There's a difference between something that takes a lot of time + talent and something that just takes a lot of time. Literally anyone could do what he does.

>>377570663

Put your trip back on TJ "Henry" Yoshi

>>377571364
Literally anyone could do literally anything if they tried hard enough and put in the required
A huge aspect of 'talent' is just putting time into things
Even disregarding that, something that requires no skill or finesse can still be considered impressive exactly because of the time taken to do it

>>377570663
>Why do people act like this guy is impressive and not just an autist with too much free time?
Why can't it be both?
>Are they really too stupid to realize that it's literally all tool-assisted?
Everyone knows it's tool-assisted you fucking moron, you're the one that might be stupid here. But it's more of the concept and the fact that he actually found a way to achieve the results rather than it being tool-assisted.

>>377571364
There's a guy who set the world record for pushing a peanut down a road with his nose. Anybody could do that, but he's the only one who actually did.

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Why do people act like this guy is impressive and not just an autist with too much free time? Are they really too stupid to realize that it's literally all shitposting?

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>>377570663
The skill is not in executing the actions, it's finding the bugs and calculating it all.

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>>377571904
Sure it's autism, but it takes a lot of programming and math skills too.

>>377571641
>Literally anyone could do literally anything if they tried hard enough and put in the required
That sounds smart but it isn't true.

>>377571771
Do you honestly find that impressive? It's amusing, sure but not impressive.

>>377571641
either way none of this is actually impressive in a good way, this and speedrunning almost seem like a new mental illnesses where a person is addicted to something for nostalgia

Isn't pannen a math teacher or something?

>>377570663
>Are they really too stupid to realize that it's literally all tool-assisted?
Nice bait. Executing these actions personally is not the point, it's finding the exploits and getting them to work. He never said he was a speedrunner.

>>377570663
>autist with too much free time
Doesn't that describe most people who dedicate themselves to becoming good at video games?

https://youtu.be/ucK9bqmgnJA
post a more beautiful thing than this staircase of goombas

>>377570663
Autistic people are the worst. Pannen's videos would be so much better with him simply commentating the script he writes out for each video, but instead he never does it, and he loses a lot of his fans, and less people become interested in his dumb TAS'ing as a result.

>>377570663
The fact that he did at all is amazing. What would you rather he did with his time? Why aren't you doing whatever you'd rather he did?

>>377572354
The very thought of commentating videos gives him nam-tier flashbacks.

>>377570663
The fact that it is tool assisted isn't what makes it impressive, dumbfuck
It's the understanding of how the game is coded and how that coding can be exploited that is interesting. And he is definitely an autistic with too much time on his hands, but he does a really good job of explaining it.

>>377571641
This