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Topic	agdq's schedule seems so lackluster this year.
Metal_DK 06/24/19 9:24:49 AM #21:	Mr Lasastryke posted... Metal_DK posted... Well i mean, even watching the classics speed run again to possibly see a half second better time isnt really that interesting. I'm not saying its that bad, just we've kinda reached peak retro speed running, many games are reaching a level that maybe only a computer can beat. this post seems to be more about speedrunning in general than GDQ but either way, i totally disagree. i think it's super cool to see how speedrunners are making WR runs just a little more perfect each time (super mario bros. any% is a good example of this). They can be, but when the records are happening so much more infrequent due to peak performance, its harder to remain interested in anything in speed running --- Casual Revolution 2007 - 2016 <cite>Metal_DK posted [p:923768646] in agdq's sch... [t:77814178]...</cite> <quote><cite>Mr Lasastryke posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Metal_DK posted...</cite> <quote>Well i mean, even watching the classics speed run again to possibly see a half second better time isnt really that interesting. I'm not saying its that bad, just we've kinda reached peak retro speed running, many games are reaching a level that maybe only a computer can beat.</quote> this post seems to be more about speedrunning in general than GDQ but either way, i totally disagree. i think it's super cool to see how speedrunners are making WR runs just a little more perfect each time (super mario bros. any% is a good example of this).</quote> They can be, but when the records are happening so much more infrequent due to peak performance, its harder to remain interested in anything in speed running --- Casual Revolution 2007 - 2016</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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