Who knew there was so much more after Blue Scuti's crash?
This guy is a master at editing and using music.That's the thing about Summoning Salt videos.
I didn't know any of these dudes or care about Tetris World Records
Now i'm 35 minutes in and completely invested XD
That's the thing about Summoning Salt videos.
Oh snap, love this channel. Thanks TC!
Would this video be considered his first that wasnt specifically about speedrunning? Ive been following competitive tetris since shutdown and its always been about the score or level.I guess so.
Theres only 1 record that matters in NES Tetris, and its the guy (quad8) that TASed a full loop from Level 00 to 255 over a decade ago, while figuring out all the obstacles (glitched level numbers, colors, line counts, crashes, etc.) for the first time.
All of the kiddies playing competitive NES Tetris today are just piggybacking off his discoveries.
Theres only 1 record that matters in NES Tetris, and its the guy (quad8) that TASed a full loop from Level 00 to 255 over a decade ago, while figuring out all the obstacles (glitched level numbers, colors, line counts, crashes, etc.) for the first time.Youve posted in several speedrunning topics about things like this and it proves you have no idea what youre talking about
All of the kiddies playing competitive NES Tetris today are just piggybacking off his discoveries.
TAS is a talentless endeavor
requires time and patience to find the optimal route.
TAS is a talentless endeavor that only requires time and patience to find the optimal route.A TAS is like a test run showing what is theoretically possible. Its not talentless at all and TAS is really important to making new discoveries and time saves
It is a separate and more impressive matter when human potential is able to reach that maximum. Such as Niftski playing Super Mario Bros. close to replicating TAS runs.
TAS is a talentless endeavor that only requires time and patience to find the optimal route.
Is it the same format as usual? I used to love these videos but got bored when I realised it pretty much the same video every time just with a different gameSame format, but different games are different.
Is it the same format as usual? I used to love these videos but got bored when I realised it pretty much the same video every time just with a different gameYeah the guy should invent a completely new style every single time on top of creating hour + long videos
Yeah the guy should invent a completely new style every single time on top of creating hour + long videos
I legitimately felt bad when the video got to the part about Fractal losing out on a world's first he realistically deserved to Scooti. After YEARS of theorycrafting and grinding, he gets to watch as someone who wasn't even on anyone's radar a few weeks prior gets to meet the creator of tetris and go on a media tour while Fractal got... nothing. Not to downplay Scooti's skill, but that's still a pretty devastating thing to miss out on.
legitimately felt bad when the video got to the part about Fractal losing out on a world's first he realistically deserved to Scooti. After YEARS of theorycrafting and grinding, he gets to watch as someone who wasn't even on anyone's radar a few weeks prior gets to meet the creator of tetris and go on a media tour while Fractal got... nothing.I mean this happens a lot in gaming and speed-running.
Theres only 1 record that matters in NES Tetris, and its the guy (quad8) that TASed a full loop from Level 00 to 255 over a decade ago, while figuring out all the obstacles (glitched level numbers, colors, line counts, crashes, etc.) for the first time.
All of the kiddies playing competitive NES Tetris today are just piggybacking off his discoveries.
I mean this happens a lot in gaming and speed-running.
It's super rare for the guy who made the route to be the best at executing it.
There are entire speedrunners who can't compete on the leaderboards but are super skilled at breaking games for others