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Awesome Games Done Quick 2022 |OT| Long Time Watcher, First Time Donor.
- Thread starter Kalentan
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What are the parameters for this? I feel like just doing all weapons once wouldn't make for a 2 hour estimate.
Seems like a lot of cushion for fishing and cerberus pets. WR for all weapons is 1:33
Ooh, EM4 for the remaining weapons too. This will be a lot of fun to watch
Looking at the upcoming games, didn't they already do Donut County this year? I thought I saw someone talking about it.
During one of the wrap ups ADEF disappeared into a door he claimed he had never opened before in his room which was filled with smoke and lights.
The GDQ horror ARG is beginning or something. Either that or some comedy bit that they are planning lol.
Holy shit, they are doing Casio? This is the first year that I've watched a gdq event without going over the schedule so there have been some good surprises. That they are running that madness is great. Gotta look it up now to see who is running/ran it.
They aren't so daunting if you start slow. Not all of them take literal hours to get past a single segment like Casio does. And if you aren't into the kaizo feel there are still a ton of non kaizo hacks being made that are really good and fun to play.
Kezcade just ran it with Thirdwall on the comms. It was fantastic. Highly recommended, and one of the most entertaining runs so far this year.
Guess I should have assumed Kezcade, but they have just gotten a more popular streamer to do Kaizo runs instead in the past. Looking forward to it.
Not too much more till 2 Million, only 17k away.
EDIT: And there it is, $2 Million Dollars!
EDIT: And there it is, $2 Million Dollars!
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It's a Toby Fox game at a speedrunning show, that is definitely being hit lol.
They have been. But also so much of it each year comes in at the end.
They mass dump the subscriptions to the total too I think at the end?
Not sure where you're located, but watching AGDQ from Europe is always a case of settling for the less interesting games while most of the heavy hitters happen at night. It mildly upsets me every time, how clearly US-centric the schedule is, but at the same time they know where their biggest crowd is.
It's a US-based event. Why would they cater to other regions?
For European people there is actually a separate ESA marathons that are run that are mostly the European versions of GDQs, they put up the schedule for the Winter version (in mid-February this year) at https://esamarathon.com/schedule/
They also do a week long event for charity (iirc also 2x per year) and it is kinda sad their version gets like 1/10 the viewers and donators as the main GDQ's
They also do a week long event for charity (iirc also 2x per year) and it is kinda sad their version gets like 1/10 the viewers and donators as the main GDQ's
I feel bad for them. I think separating it even further from GDQ would help it though. Like March or April. Spread out the time for people who want to donate to both.
How do the foreign language restreams work? Are they translating what the runner is commentating, or just doing their own commentary?