/srg/ - Speedrunning General

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watch cosmo running zelda is surreal considering he has his own leaderboards for his runs. orcastraw is the only relevant speedrunning tranny now.

>>174484716
Jealous much kid shes -15min right now. You wont be laughing when she's famous in 10 years for this shit.

>>174484927
he's not kiddo. since you're watching the stream you know that :^)

Serg on page 10? Duke save us

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What games do you guys think have reached their limits? The Fallout series (except 4 and maybe Tactics) is basically donezo.

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>>174489582
Tactics could be improved but only 1 guy plays that game.

someone stream

happy 4/20 /srg/. please speedrun responsibly today.

How come I haven't seen people speedrun eo4 and all that? No exploits to make it go faster?

>>174495442
RNGfest and not enough unskippable cutscenes.

>>174495442
it's shit, 2 and 3 are much better games and speedruns

>>174496252
>>174496332
Ahh I see.. Yeah, that makes sense..

>>174496958
https://youtu.be/w9pePpxU58M

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serg never dies

>>174503103
end yourself fatty

The God Gamer Stigma

Where's Cronikeys when you need her...

>>174504567
>her

>>174484716
link to the leaderboard?

>>174484716
>orcastraw
>relevant
lmao

How is Squid's SM64 project coming along?

>>174489582
@JohnPodesta

>>174512865
hes been playing bomberman

>>174513268
So he gave up SM64 to play easy meme games?

>>174513374
i dont know, why don't you ask him on twitter @liquidsquid_ and find out for yourself instead of posting it indirectly on a thread in 4chan, faggot

>>174513415
Because I'm asking others. I have no interest in asking him.

>>174513462
thas the only way you will get an actual, correct answer. are you scared or something? the obsessed freak is afraid

>>174513517
>thas the only way you will get an actual, correct answer.
Implying Squid is in any way self-aware.

>>174513594
what does this even mean? if you ask someone something about themselves, they will know more than anyone. your excuses show fear

>>174513708
>if you ask someone something about themselves, they will know more than anyone.
lmao ok, brb asking Cosmo what gender he is.

>>174513794
you are comparing someone who has lost their mind and thinks they are female to asking if someone is running a game or not anymore

the fear

>>174513794
scared much rofl

>>174513863
It was just one example, anon. People are varying degrees of self-aware, and are self-aware about various things. I have no reason to believe Squid would give me an honest answer, which is specifically why I'm not wasting my time asking him.

>>174513989
why on earth wold that be case? how would any random stream monster in the cosmo general give you a more honest answer?? it's clear to you, me and everyone reading this that you're just too afraid to reveal your obsessing identity, but the excuses are too fun

the fear

>>174514079
If you say so.

So, with that out of the way, can anyone here answer my earlier question?

Imagine being too afraid to ask someone if they have dropped a game.

>>174514163
no one knows or cares just ask him yourself you baby

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>>174513462
>>174513594
>>174513794
>>174513989
>>174514163

the fear

How is Squid's SM64 project coming along?

>>174514467
the fear

>>174514467
he quit because it's too hard for him. he can only perform well in easy games.

>>174514629
source?

the fear

>>174514785
Read between the lines.

>>174514867
translation: i have no source and i made it up because of my obessesion and

the fear

the fear

>>174514785
>source?
his speedrun.com profile lmao.

imagine suffering from obsession and the fear

>>174514997
the obsessive fear

>*provides source, as requested*
>stream monster: "THE FEAR THE FEAR THE FEAR"
smart people we have around here.

the obsessed fear

>>174515194
how is not submitting to sr.com source for dropping a game? just looked and its on his twitch and its there too lol

the fear is strong

the obsessed fear

the fear

some scared people we have around here

>>174515314
>how is not submitting to sr.com source for dropping a game?
Are you high? Reread the conversation. It's a source for him only being able to perform well in easy games.

>>174515194
>de obsessed freak

Kingdom Hearts 2FM officially has a Sub 3 hour run now for anyone who cares. Which I am sure is no one

>>174515434
no one argued that and you are trying to change what you started half way through out of obsessive fear lmao

*cowers*

>>174515404
Yeah, especially the guy who wouldn't go into the SM64 discord to have his views about Toastrider corrected. Monstrous levels of cowardice.

You can't speedrun JRPGs.

>>174515664
i was thinking more you, the guy who is diehard obsessed with someone, yet too afraid to ask them a question and will go to extreme lengths of embarrassing excuses to justify themselves

>>174516627
>the guy who is diehard obsessed with someone, yet too afraid to ask them a question and will go to extreme lengths of embarrassing excuses to justify themselves
Yeah, like the Toastposter.

It's clear that the Squid obsessed freak is also the faggot slobbering all over Toastrider's dick and making these cancerous SM64 posts with the mindset of an actual ape. The worst poster ITT. Stop posting.

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>>174510875

>>174515667
don't tell bertin

>>174515667
i disagree

>>174521907
the fear

>>174521981
*bird laughs*

>>174517664
sure man, keep trying to convince yourself there's only one person who hates you.

>>174522753
me? are you actually pretending you know who is posting on a japanese belly dancing forum? stay scared, obsessed freak

also why did you delete?

Can you even imagine what Squid must have done to the obsessed freak to trigger literal years of obsessive posting?

I mean he must have done something wrong, right?

>>174526125
>are you actually pretending you know who is posting on a japanese belly dancing forum?
you mean like what this guy did?:
>>174516627
>>174517664

>>174526472
lets be real here obsessed freak, its clearly you desu lol

this kills the thread
obsessed fags please leave

>>174515528
I care a little bit pham

>>174526351
he used his NEET chav lifestyle advantage to mindlessly grind ion's records despite not being even remotely as skilled as he is

>>174518134
>wants to be a popular speedrunner again
>afraid of serious competition

+ I believe he could have had both beeing a tranny and a succesful gamer

sad sad....

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Who's pumped for SGDQ? What games etc.

Chibi will be there and he brings up a fair point.

What WOULD you do if he died?

>>174528178
Give it up, Ion. You got bested by a better player and you got sent to the ass blast zone harder than anyone in history. It's time to put the crusade to to bed.

>>174528178
imagine crying because someones meme wr got beaten and then going on a 2 year long crusade about it

>th-the new wr holder isnt as skilled!!
>has a better time by miles

is this a thing that people still do? are you the same guy that gave hate to the new sly wr holder?

>>174530912
nice argument faggot

>>174529403
oh god, why does he keep doing this

you have almost the same amount of followers as follows, shut the fuck up

>>174529403
Weekly reminder he's going to SGDQ.

CoolMatty? More like UncoolFatty after genetics laid the smackdown on his ass

squid more like squawk

Nkr? More like n-gay-r after he was exposed as a cuck in his own speedgame lmfao

bertin? more like hurtin after uyama laid the smackdown on his ass

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>>174543481

moofin? more like muffin after obesity laid the smackdown on his body

mayuushi? more like mayewwshi after mother nature laid the smackdown on her face

werster? more like hurtster after adrian laid the smackdown on his heart

superior thread coming through

>>>/vr/3935353

>>174552869
Are you high?

>>174552869
Don't think you can post whatever you please on /vr/ and get away with it. /vr/ jannys aren't /v/ jannys.

>>174548054
Not a single BULGE was seen that day,

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>>174514370

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Why does he only run meme categories now?

>>174562405
He lost all his friends. MHC ditched him, his girlfriend is cheating on him (trihex's obsessive use of 'cuck' isn't a meme anymore), and his main viewers all left him. He is now stuck streaming to children. Trihex has devolved to a glorified babysitter. He has to keep the kiddies entertained, so he runs "fun" categories and games now.

>>>/vr/3932883
New thread. Come here to escape the Squid-obsessed freak and discuss our boi, Clint.

>>174564968
grindxm0nkey...

The God Gamer Stigma

>>174571007
just stop art

Based Puncayshun letting the world know how easy 70 star is.

Why is nobody posting on 8c h an when cuck jani keeps deleting these threads?

>>174580410
Good question. Would anyone like to answer?

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>>174518134
>17 salt emote

>>174584485
thanks for the late response!

>>174549605
why is nobody talking about this?

this doesn't happen very often lads

>>174584924
thanks for the late response!

Note that the only people who are unaware enough to push the grind monkey meme outside of these threads are people who barely speedrun and have absolutely piss-poor times.

>>174587732
why didn't you sage?

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>>174529403
>mfw laundry detergent incoming

>>174580410
>>174582624
Imagine making irrelevant, off-topic and obsessive posts day in, day out then crying when they get deleted.

Imagine doing this, then constantly trying to rally everyone to another site so you can continue your autistic circle jerk of pathetic obsessing and shit-flinging, but without moderation, even if it means only 1 other person would see it.

The obsessed freak and other autistic minions in this thread couldn't fall any lower at this point.

inb4 some random animal noise reply, you can't win and will never have any effect on anyone. I will not even see your reply. Stay defeated.

>>174588460
this post was made by muffin or someone in his crew

why does this general go to the effort of name dropping the most irrelevant of non speedrunners who dont know the first thing about playing a game fast?

https://clips.twitch
.tv/WiseEasyPuffinHotPokket

>>174590682
Probably the most entertaining thing I have ever seen posted in this general. Followed.

Jesus Christ, Goose is literally 30 something, sweaty and twitching in his mother's basement while playing an awful speedgame. The fact that he tries to act alpha and normie while he isn't streaming is too funny.

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bene cuter than croni!

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>>174592612
I don't agree.

NO one is alive right now

>>174592612
show me those pits babe

>>174589675
Good question, Squid.

>>174592612
>>174592989
>posting pictures of yourself for attention

>>174596472
>de obsessed freak

MrSpeedrun has a better mindset than any of the older SM64 runners. He's clearly bad at games, but he's got the idea of practice down.

Every SM64 runner was shit when they started. Puncay, Cheese, Toast, they were all dogshit, and they didn't have anyone better than them talking down on them all the time just because they are not as skilled as the players who have been playing for years.

The SM64 community is cancerous.

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>>174600620
>he's got the idea of practice down.

>>174600620
>they didn't have anyone better than them talking down on them all the time
Yes they did, especially cheese. You should've seen the shit Siglemic said about him early on.

The difference is that Cheese got a 1:41 in under a year, and mrspeedrun has been playing since 2013 and doesn't even have a 1:49.

>>174600835
As I said, he's clearly just shit at games, but people are taking this opportunity to look like the all-knowing gods of practice. It's really quite pathetic.

No one should talk down to anyone in life, especially not if you're wanting to help them with a speedgame. It only makes you loook like a dick. It's not hard to offer advice and let it sit with the player instead of acting like a pompus faggot.

>>174600620
>MrSpeedrun has a better mindset than any of the older SM64 runners.
MrSpeedrun has been around longer than cheese and toast, so I'm not sure which "older" runners you're referring to. do you just mean Puncay?

>>174600937
stick to obsessing

>>174600919
>people are taking this opportunity to look like the all-knowing gods of practice
you don't need to be all knowing or a god to practice effectively. cheese is half retarded and he manages to do it.
>No one should talk down to anyone in life, especially not if you're wanting to help them with a speedgame. It only makes you loook like a dick. It's not hard to offer advice and let it sit with the player instead of acting like a pompus faggot.
MrSpeedrun acts like a pompous faggot. do you even pay attention to the shit he says?

>>174601113
No one is an all-knowing god of practice, but people act like it when they feel like they can talk down to a worse player.

>>174601147
>No one is an all-knowing god of practice
right, but a lot of people still have extremely ineffective practice habits. practicing the right way isn't a complicated task, but plenty of people still manage to be lazy about it. ask any music teacher.

>>174601270
You are not an all-knowing god of practice or a music teacher. You are an obsessed stream monster on /srg/ who doesn't even speedrun or know anything about practice first hand.

People improve at different rates, some people are stupid and don't correctly look up how to do something or forget how to do it properly and fill in the blanks with slower movement, it isn't some bizarre thing, it's normal. People are only human. The all-knowing god of practice meme ends here.

>>174600919
>he's clearly just shit at games
Being shit at something like speedrunning just means you haven't worked hard or smart enough to get good at it. There's no such thing as natural ability when it comes to mindless muscle memory based execution.

>mrspeedrun has a good mindset
>some people are stupid and don't correctly look up how to do something or forget how to do it properly and fill in the blanks with slower movement.
pick one.

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>it's an "/srg/ only exists to have the same circular arguments about sm64" episode...again

>>174601390
>You are not an all-knowing god of practice or a music teacher.
There is good science behind effective practice that you don't need to be a God or music teacher to understand. I used music teacher as an example of someone who would frequently encounter people who are too lazy to practice effectively. Feel free to do your own research on the topic, there is plenty of information available.
>People improve at different rates
This is correct. People who practice ineffectively improve more slowly, and people who practice effectively improve more quickly. The former will find themselves walled almost all the time, while the latter will find themselves seeing regular improvement.

https://twitter.com/MSRQuotes

lmao

>>174601448
This is absolutely false.

>>174602041
Every speedrunner reaches a wall all the time. Every PB is a wall. There is no set consistency rate for a new PB, especially when they get harder as time goes on.

Don't comment on speedrunning when you don't speedrun yourself.

>>174602301
No, it's absolutely true. Do some research on how physical mastery works.

>>174602393
It is false, there is a talent for playing video games well, and no matter what if you got two people and they did the same practice routine, one would come out a lot better.

As I said before (this should be common sense really), don't comment on speedrunning when you do not speedrun yourself.

>>174602681
The "natural talent" meme has been debunked time and time again. You're literally just making shit up. Try looking at actual scientific evidence pertaining skill mastery and muscle memory instead of just trusting your feelings.

THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO GETTING GOOD AT SPEEDRUNNING:
https://pastebin.com/z223e1Rm

>ctrl-f
>no posts about me
why does this general even exist

>>174602778
Re-read the last part of my post. Everything you say is automatically void.

>>174602813
>from a non speedrunner

These pastebins are always epic.

It's very easy to assume constant improvement with PBs flow in when you don't experience the grind yourself. Void.

>>174602921
>Re-read the last part of my post. Everything you say is automatically void.
1. I am a speedrunner. Nothing you delude yourself into believing will ever change that.

2. You don't need to be a speedrunner to understand how practice works. None of the people who did actual independently verifiable science on effective practice are speedrunners. Muscle memory is a well understood physiological process that works the same across every skill that involves its utilization.

>>174603128
Ask yourself, what are you even arguing? No-one is denying practice helps, but everyone IS different, including video game skill, hand to eye coordination and such. You are straight up incorrect and do not speedrun. Void.

Next.

>*claims there is no all knowing practice God*
>*claims that all known science about practice and mastery of skills is incorrect because i know better*
wew lad

>>174603570
Where did anyone say that? Why didn't you reply? Are you afraid of actual debate? That's sad.

>>174603684
>Where did anyone say that?
here:
>>174602301
>>174602681
>Why didn't you reply?
I did, to both posts.

>>174603742
You saying that every human peforms the same is what is incorrect. You also didn't reply to my final post, you made a post directed to no-one out of fear.

>>174604190
>You saying that every human peforms the same is what is incorrect.
The variances are extremely negligible outside of actual mental disabilities or brain damage.

Toastrider is absolutely incapable of putting together a decent 120 run.

Grinding single stars is piss.

>>174604252
That is also incorrect. It varies greatly from person to person. If what you were saying was true then why do so few people have good times?

Imagine someone who isn't good at something telling you how to get good at something while constantly spouting 'm-muh music teacher theory'.

>>174604373
>That is also incorrect.
The overwhelming scientific consensus is that it is correct.
>If what you were saying was true then why do so few people have good times?
Because most people don't put as much concentrated effort into it as runners with optimal times. Pretty obvious.

>>174604671
What scientific consensus? Show me the results that prove every human peforms exactly the same bar the brain damaged. I'll be waiting.

>>174601448
>There's no such thing as natural ability when it comes to mindless muscle memory based execution.
[citation needed]

>>174606140
The physiology of myelin in the brain doesn't change from person to person. Obviously there are minute variances, in the same way food is metabolized within a 200 calorie variance from person to person, but the difference is so slight as to be negligible. Things like "natural ability" and "low metabolism" are excuses and myths people put forth.

Ultimately it boils down to your work ethic and past experience.

>>174606448
>past experience.
An example of this would be if you've spent a large part of your life playing games at an ambitious level. You might then appear to have a "natural" edge over speedrunners who only ever played games casually or lazily, when really you've been conditioned over many years to have an improved muscle memory and understanding of gaming.

This is why it's easier for a musician to learn a second instrument than it was to learn their first. Or why a kid who played hockey all his life is better at golf than someone who takes up golf as their first sport.

>>174606448
Still citation needed. You're not some total genetics denier and think everyone could be a mathematician or a world level sprinter if he practiced efficiently enough, are you?

>>174606863
It's not only that. If you don't start practicing something at a very early age, you will never be as good as someone who did. No adult has ever developed perfect hearing without already having a background in music since childhood for example.

>>174607069
>You're not some total genetics denier and think everyone could be a mathematician or a world level sprinter if he practiced efficiently enough, are you?
Intellectualism and athleticism are skillsets that lend themselves better to natural ability.

Speedrunning is just muscle memory; it doesn't require a high IQ or a specific bodytype.

>If you don't start practicing something at a very early age, you will never be as good as someone who did. No adult has ever developed perfect hearing without already having a background in music since childhood for example.
False. There are countless examples of adults mastering music at a university level without having begun as a child. It's more difficult, maybe, but far from impossible.

>>174607907
>Speedrunning is just muscle memory; it doesn't require a high IQ or a specific bodytype.
What about reaction time and mashing ability to only name 2 things where it's immediately obvious?

>False.
Then show me an adult who learned absolute pitch.
>It's more difficult, maybe, but far from impossible.
Ok, so you at least admit it is more difficult, which means you need more practice than someone who had early life experience. Now that means that if both practice the same way, the latecomer will always stay worse.

>>174608474
>What about reaction time and mashing ability to only name 2 things where it's immediately obvious?
Both of these things can be improved with practice. Your natural body type can't really be changed.
>Ok, so you at least admit it is more difficult, which means you need more practice than someone who had early life experience. Now that means that if both practice the same way, the latecomer will always stay worse.
Yes, but what does having practiced something earlier in life have to do with natural ability?

MrSpeedrun on the fucking run rn

>>174606448
>>174606863
>>174607907
Hold on a minute, why can't you just provide the source to the scientific consensus that you were talking about that proves all humans peform exactly the same? You seemed to just ignore me even though I asked to see it.

mrspeedrun is retarded lmao

wat dis have do wit speedrunnin

Still waiting on that scientific consensus to prove that every human peforms at exactly the same level. What's taking so long?

>>174609250
You know that google exists, right?
>every human peforms at exactly the same level
Hey look, a claim that nobody made.

>>174609551
>this backpedalling
You spoke of the consensus, where is it?

The key to building good muscle memories is to focus on the quality of the quantity. We've often heard, probably from Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers, that 10,000 hours is the magic number to make someone an expert. It's likely that this is the case when you practice well, but if you carelessly build procedural memory over and over again you can just end up being really good at repeating your mistakes. When you practice, take it slow at first. Going back to learning to play a song on the piano, don't rush to learn the entire thing. Break the song up into parts and concentrate on learning one part really well. Practice that section slowly until you've got it down, then speed it up little by little until you can play at full speed. More broadly, when you want to learn to do something well, break it into small parts and take each part slowly until you're able to do it very well. Take breaks. Be patient. The more you rush the big picture, the more likely you'll be to develop muscle memories that are difficult to reverse.

>>174610127
>The more you rush the big picture, the more likely you'll be to develop muscle memories that are difficult to reverse.
I really like this, because it accurately describes so many bad speedrunners.

Literally what is the point of this general?

There is absolutely no discussion of video games in any way, shape, or form. Every single poster in this general is a shitposter that still hasn't been banned despite shitting up /vg/ and 4chan as a whole. Even if the general itself remained on-topic, it would

1. Not have enough discussion to even warrant it's existence
2. Have no justification to exist because speedruns are NOT vidya
3. Would quickly fall off the 10th page and die because there is literally nothing to talk about.

Speedrunning is shit in general. The entire speedrun community revolves some stream whore exploiting a game in ways that it was never intended to be played. It promotes unhealthy practices regarding vidya; specifically the practice of beating games as quickly as possible instead of enjoying the games thoroughly. By encouraging speedrunning, you are literally encouraging the big corporations to make shorter and shorter games for a higher price, thus dumbing down all of vidya in the process. You are literally all goyim to the happy merchant.

Speedrunning is the cancer that is ruining gaming.

>>174610127
Dude, why are you not posting the consesus you were talking about?

Imagine making scientific claims then being unable to back up them up.

>>174611459
you outed yourself as a shitposter at #2. work on better bait.

>>174611459
This general is mostly e-celebs discussion. I'm just a passerby but deleting this general would only cause the poster to move somewhere else. Just let the cancer concentrate here my dude

>>174612480
>Just let the cancer concentrate

Hasn't that been proven to make things worse every time?

Why has the source for the scientific consesus for every humans brain being able to peform at the same ability not been posted after about two hours and multiple prompts?

>>174612480
This is a stupid post. When the thread is dead, people don't take it anywhere else, they just don't bother.

The thread is only populated by an obsessed freak who makes false claims and is unable to provide source on anything and some parrots. It's the most worthless general I have ever witnessed.

Actual speedrunners are out there speedrunning and discussing with other runners. This is a cesspit of shit.

I always come here when I need a laugh
Thanks /srg/

>He can't supply source so he hides away

Pathetic.

Has anyone played Kindergarten? Seems like it could be an interesting game to speedrun 100%. Should probably wait for the full release though.

>>174622176
Why are you obsessed? Are you afraid of being proven wrong or something?

>>174622176
Why do you require a source for a claim nobody made?

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>>174623732

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>>174623104
I'm asking for source on the claim he made so I can be proven wrong, if true.

>>174623194
The claim was definitely made. Where is the source?

>>174625487
>The claim was definitely made.
Ok, please point out where the claim that "all brains can perform exactly the same" was made.

no one gives a fuck about sm64, shut up already

>people in this thread actually believe that being good at speedruns is inherited genetically
lmao

>>174625868
word, nigga

>>174625601
See >>174601448

You made a claim about a scientific consensus on the matter. Where is the evidence? It's not hard.

>>174626590
That post doesn't say anything like what you claimed it said. Are you retarded?

>>174626729
Where is the scientific consensus?

>>174626792
First you have to prove the existence of a speedrunning gene.

>>174626990
Why would I prove something that you randomly came up with? You were the one that bought up the scientific results, where are they?

>>174627086
Hansen, 1968 et al.

>>174627086
>Why would I prove something that you randomly came up with?
If being good at speedrunning is a natural ability, then there is a genetic factor.

There is plenty of evidence that speedrunning is a learned skill. You don't need a source for that. Now in order to counter that argument, we would need evidence of a speedrunning gene.

>>174627201
this.

>>174627567
Where is the scientific consensus?

>>174627823
see: >>174627201

>linkus saying he can't compete in twwhd because of hand pain

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>>174628738

snowfats stream

>>174634576
fagcrab die

>>174634923
i will die if snowfats doesn't stream

>>174635243
end it right now

>>174635517
:( i just want snowfy to stweam tewwow fwom the deep
pwease

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>>174636354
go there yourself

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HOLY FUCK!!!

>>174639821
fuck off, goose.

>>174640873
The key to building good muscle memories is to focus on the quality of the quantity. We've often heard, probably from Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers, that 10,000 hours is the magic number to make someone an expert. It's likely that this is the case when you practice well, but if you carelessly build procedural memory over and over again you can just end up being really good at repeating your mistakes. When you practice, take it slow at first. Going back to learning to play a song on the piano, don't rush to learn the entire thing. Break the song up into parts and concentrate on learning one part really well. Practice that section slowly until you've got it down, then speed it up little by little until you can play at full speed. More broadly, when you want to learn to do something well, break it into small parts and take each part slowly until you're able to do it very well. Take breaks. Be patient. The more you rush the big picture, the more likely you'll be to develop muscle memories that are difficult to reverse.

Dezanig is on 1:41 pace in Rainbow Ride!

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The toastrider bop!

>>174643554
>nig

*uses NEET chav lifestyle advantage to mindlessly grind ion's records despite not being even remotely as skilled as he is*
*bird laughs*

*announces to world what pace someone is on*
*pace promptly grinds to a halt*
Every time. xD

>>174644871
>grinds

>>174644924
THERE NOTHING WRONG WITH GRINDING!!!! IF YOU NO GRIND 18 HOURS A DAY THEN YOU NO SPEEDRUNNER!!! OOH AH! OOH AH! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>174643941
Keep in mind cheese was called out on cheating yesterday. Fucker is trying to be Chibi 2.0 but it isn't totally obvious like Chibi's so it'll take a little longer to blow up.