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well done - Crazy Diana - 11-17-2009 Part 1: Part 2: Re: well done - lawlerbation the hardcore squatter - 11-17-2009 isnt tool assisted ... like ai? Re: well done - Slurms - 11-17-2009 Most tool assisted stuff just has the person playing slowing the game down and playing it frame by frame for better reflexes. Re: well done - Crazy Diana - 11-17-2009 A tool-assisted speedrun (abbreviated TAS) is a speedrun movie or performance of a video game produced by means of emulation and using features unavailable to regular players, such as slow motion or frame-by-frame advance of the gameplay, and re-recording of previous portions of a performance. The idea is that such "tools" compensate for human limitations in skill and reflex, facilitating gameplay techniques that are otherwise impossible or prohibitively difficult. Producers of tool-assisted speedruns do not compete with so-called "unassisted" speedrunners of video games. Rationale Tool-assisted speedruns are created for many reasons, the major ones being noted below: * To find a game's theoretical limit — runners are interested to find out what the fastest possible completion time for a game is under "perfect play," and tool-assisted speedruns allow for that. * To provide entertainment — tool-assisted speedruns (and speedruns in general) are fun to watch for many casual gamers. Re: well done - Crazy Diana - 11-20-2009 cahn ask abe his high score on his phones tetris app Re: well done - CAN - 11-20-2009 impeach crazyd |