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AGDQ 2019 |OT| You've met with a terrible run, haven't you?
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Wow. A mod that treats amd PC's to run like the Intel cpus just to make Shadow of the Tomb Raider extra glitchy for speed runs. Now I've heard it all lol
It actually allows quite a bit of precision to line things up and you got used to it. This, coupled with the challenging level design made it a very rewarding experience to play.
Also tits I suppose.
I like how they can't agree to the ~1m glitch but have plenty enough time between runs anyway.
Obviously the organizers can't be sure how long things might really take but you'd think the speedrunners would have a decent grasp on the timings. Or they just want to lock speedrun extras behind stretch goals, which is probably more likely.
Obviously the organizers can't be sure how long things might really take but you'd think the speedrunners would have a decent grasp on the timings. Or they just want to lock speedrun extras behind stretch goals, which is probably more likely.
it's especially weird since they finished like six minutes under the estimate. i have no idea how long setup takes but it's surprising if an extra minute or two really throws a wrench in the gears that much
This looks so much more fun than playing the game normally. Going back and forth in that area the proper way was awful.
If I do play Nier Automata again, I'm glad I'm watching this speedrun to at least optimize movement and help skip some long running sections. I used to sprint everywhere when I played and wow this dash looks much faster.
Yeah same. Maybe if there is a sequel and they make the same mistakes, at least we'll have some tricks.
Yall complaining about not being able to watch nier because it's in the middle of the night, and I'm here having to wait 4 hours 30 of something I don't care about in the middle of the day !
Nier Automata isn't perfect. Many of the complaints are valid. But I still love this game. The couch is on point for being so early in the day.
Oddly I constantly dashed around when playing, but not because I thought it was faster. I just have a constant need to mash buttons as I play games:)
Oddly I constantly dashed around when playing, but not because I thought it was faster. I just have a constant need to mash buttons as I play games:)
I thought that run of Nier was really boring personally. Dancing dude though? He's got me tuning in.
Sorry friend, I went to kip after watching platformer god king Tropical Freeze run.
Yeah I tell you to play it and Jak 2 so you can appreciate the finer things in life after having slogged through sheer dreck, I hurt because I love.
(I didn't even make it an hour into Jak3)
Yeah, there were some enjoyable parts, but most of the time it was just a bunch of friends chilling.
They've been gradually adding runs to their YouTube channel (Games Done Quick)
And the reddit thread has twitch replay stamps (but 40 hours twitch vod run like trash)
I wish they wouldn't run long games like Nier. This is supposed to be Games Done Fast, not Games Done Eventually. 90 minutes should be the cutoff for game lengths. Even then, that can be too long to watch some games.
I disagree. The longer runs are usually the most entertaining. But I suppose that's the internet for ya. Can't please everyone.
I really want a definitive console port for Rayman 2, somehow Ubi re-released it a bazillion times without ever getting it quite right.
Granted this PC version seems slick enough as it is.
Granted this PC version seems slick enough as it is.
That boss will always be a classic inverse troll, you go through that 30 minute mission, the boss turns up...and strolls to his doom.
Yeah such a letdown, I think the game only has one real boss maybe lol. Think I spent 2 or 3 hours on the level as a kid.
And oh no it's a song section
What's the difference between the releases? I'm not familiar with the game but this run is making me want to give it a go.
There's a reddit thread I'm too lazy to link, just google "2019 gdq vod" and it's like the second link.
EDIT: Beat.
Man, there's not a whole lot in between Momo and SMRPG today. Any hot bangers the past few days? I saw most of yesterday's latter half and like... serious sam. And Hollow Knight.
