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Was this really true? I remember reading a post over a decade ago that claimed CavemanDCJ deleted his twitter, and this new trans account was a fraud.I still can't believe the "I would really prefer if you would be quiet right now" guy trooned out.
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Late, but I guess the MacVenture games were move/action based. Which means that if you used up all your moves/actions, bad things would happen. There's some random events too which might mess up a perfect run.I have. It's a port of a MacVenture game. Shadowgate and Uninvited were also ported to the NES.
Really good game actually, but extremely odd choice to speed run.
Similarly, there's also the way speedruns can almost give you something of an inside look into games. Clipping through the level map to see it from unintended angles is generally pretty interesting, getting to see the area more as a 3D model as opposed to the immersive world it usually looks like. Same thing with the endless staircase from Super Mario 64. Obviously it's been talked about to death, but the BLJ skip on the stairs provides a pretty cool insight into how the devs were able to create the illusion of an infinitely-extending, seamlessly-repeating staircase, for instance. Like a "oh, that's how that works" type thing. Those autistic 'how many A-presses does it take to 100% SM64' fills a similar niche depending on how deep into the glitch/exploit side of things they get. Those are like crack for me lolFor programmers like me, that kind of out-of-the-box thinking is inspiring and gets the brain grinding in very satisfying ways. That particular kind of innovation isn't necessarily useful anymore, but it serves to remind me that there is almost always another (potentially better) way to do something, no matter how tight and lean you think your algorithm is. Somehow that specific example also helps keep my head screwed on straight in terms of "premature optimization" for some reason, too. Dude writing Yar's Revenge didn't bother fucking around with it until it became necessary (running out of cartridge space and seeing sub-par performance), and by the time it did, the solution practically jumped out at him because it made a lot of sense.
It's bullshit. Somebody posted a video of him at AGDQ and he hasn't transitioned. Thank God.Was this really true? I remember reading a post over a decade ago that claimed CavemanDCJ deleted his twitter, and this new trans account was a fraud.
I'll say, this is based. I liked listening to him talk about Dark Souls. It was very entertaining and reminds me of older speedruns from GDQ.
I think it's important to show how entertaining GDQ was.
Naeglaria - Sonic the Hedgehog SGDQ 2013 (edited version)
thatsthejoke.jpegWas this really true? I remember reading a post over a decade ago that claimed CavemanDCJ deleted his twitter, and this new trans account was a fraud.
There are several tiers of mental illness related to speed running, the "break the game engine/rules" is the most normal one (relatively, still autistic).And like you said, as a programmer/game dev, that kind of stuff is really cool to me. I like trying to figure out how exactly different effects and mechanics are implemented on a technical level, and the way speedruns showcase these games' quirks and how they can be manipulated scratches that itch quite nicely. It's just a shame the speedrunning crowd tends to be so cancerous.
Remember when GDQ tweeted to Canadian airlines with a profuse apology and Canada Air just went "who the fuck are you?"Saw someone mention the absolute gold that was the Bonesaw Jax run.
This is who you want at your event. Entertaining runner, a great couch to play off of, and in-jokes that evolve with the run. The seething from the tranny janny staff was great too.
Bonesaw was banned for life due to this run too, just to show how no fun allowed the event has become.
I unsubscribed from all the GDQ channels years ago for this exact reason, around about the time that ProtoMagicalDude started forcing his way into every aspect of the event.This event is so depressing, I really liked the core idea of runners explaining runs while doing them live and I have enjoyed a few of these events in the past before it got too fucked up with all the tranny shit.
Crazy how in such a short span of time it went from people having fun playing games quickly to whatever dilated tranny mess it's been for the past few years.
Anybody watching MCSR playoffs?
Lmao second time I've seen Punchy mentioned. From what I seen by watching a few of his streams, he downgraded himself to part time for his job because he wanted to make a profit off streaming. Dunno how that is working for him. I also watched him set a WR for an Uno game on playstation I think and while he still does occasional speedruns, he sometimes churns out essay style videos about obscure horror games. I think he often shows up on the horror GDQ hotfix with Ecdycis and appeared in RTA Japan way back since he knows japanese.Since we're posting speedrunning gold, this was an ESA(Euro Speedrunning Assoc.) Silent Hill run where some english fag who was incredibly up his own ass got butthurt at someone sitting behind him eating nuggets.
I'll say, this is based. I liked listening to him talk about Dark Souls. It was very entertaining and reminds me of older speedruns from GDQ.
Also this guy holds the world record in a couple of the Dark Souls categories, which the other transxems can't even say about their obscure troonslop.
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Gotta love a real passionate speedrunner in the sea of trash.
I'd say that for the standards of GDQ where they still managed to raise 3 million dollars despite a continuous decline in viewership, 100k dollars less is still a significant loss. You need to keep mind that a huge part of these donations is sponsor money. Even then, it's still not as bad as when they decided to host SUMMER Games Done Quick 2023 from MAY 28th to June 4th. You can compare views and donations across different editions here.Unless I'm missing something this seems like cope. Its a 4% drop. I mean yeah its no rounding error, but its not a deathknell either.
I'm not an expert on charity fillings (nor US law) but I'm pretty sure they take some cuts. I remember when Apollo Legend made a video about GDQ and some people in the comments pointed out that it's very common for charities to take a chunk of donations for administrative purposes.Do they use the donation money to reserve the venue and pay the organizers? How much of it actually goes to charity?

