BrianMp16 | Animal Crossing: All Debts 34:43 [OLD] @BrianMp16 | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 4 hours ago
New Record here:
youtube.com/watch?v=0w6FOcrPMwU
Turnips are the future.
So I was messing around with Nook codes the other day and rediscovered that you can incorporate the 7F Byte in Nook Codes. This byte is found in all dialogs in the game which, when read by the game, will execute a dialog command based on the proceeding characters. Dialog commands are responsible to determining how fast a dialog is, if the dialog can be skipped, prompting a selection menu, adding pauses in the speech, ending the dialog after a certain amount of time, and many other things. I found you can also invoke a Katrina fortune which, when activated, maxes out the Golden Spot and Money Rock Bells, providing a lot of quick money, if you can find both. Also, I found you can cancel the music with 7F which saves time loading the map. Additionally, I determined the shortest amount of time you can spend to cancel the password dialog without softlocking the game. This is all accomplished with a single Nook code as you can set the Town Name and Player Name to whatever you want for a password and when you receive your present from Nook, he will read off the Town and Player the present is from. Since the town and player name contains 7F commands, those dialog commands are activated.
The codes used to activate these dialog commands will provide two 30,000 Bell Bags and 100 Turnips. The route requires the player to run around town and look for the golden spot for 30,000 Bells and the Money Rock for 63,000 Bells. Since it's fastest to pay off a new debt each day, the player will also spend 17,400 Bells to pay the first debt, in addition to the 500 needed for the shovel. This leaves the player with 135,100 Bells to spend on Turnips. Then, using an Excel spreadsheet I created that calculates how many Turnips you will need to buy depending on the selling price Joan has, you will buy those Turnips and hope to get a spike on the following day(s). Ideally, you will want a Turnip Sell Price above 101, which is just under a 50% chance, but there are backup strats for lower prices.
A spike is a Turnip price Nook buys turnips that is 8 times the selling price on that Sunday. It occurs 40% of the time in a given week, Monday through Friday, or an 8% chance of occurring on the first day. And that's exactly what happens in this route. I made a handful of execution mistakes, and I spent a while looking for the money rock, but I managed to get everything else to line up for this route to work. I expect this route to save 3-4 minutes over the traditional All Debts route with near perfect RNG and execution. For now, I am happy with this PB!
If you want to watch my runs live, I stream Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays!
twitch.tv/BrianMp16
New Record here:
youtube.com/watch?v=0w6FOcrPMwU
Turnips are the future.
So I was messing around with Nook codes the other day and rediscovered that you can incorporate the 7F Byte in Nook Codes. This byte is found in all dialogs in the game which, when read by the game, will execute a dialog command based on the proceeding characters. Dialog commands are responsible to determining how fast a dialog is, if the dialog can be skipped, prompting a selection menu, adding pauses in the speech, ending the dialog after a certain amount of time, and many other things. I found you can also invoke a Katrina fortune which, when activated, maxes out the Golden Spot and Money Rock Bells, providing a lot of quick money, if you can find both. Also, I found you can cancel the music with 7F which saves time loading the map. Additionally, I determined the shortest amount of time you can spend to cancel the password dialog without softlocking the game. This is all accomplished with a single Nook code as you can set the Town Name and Player Name to whatever you want for a password and when you receive your present from Nook, he will read off the Town and Player the present is from. Since the town and player name contains 7F commands, those dialog commands are activated.
The codes used to activate these dialog commands will provide two 30,000 Bell Bags and 100 Turnips. The route requires the player to run around town and look for the golden spot for 30,000 Bells and the Money Rock for 63,000 Bells. Since it's fastest to pay off a new debt each day, the player will also spend 17,400 Bells to pay the first debt, in addition to the 500 needed for the shovel. This leaves the player with 135,100 Bells to spend on Turnips. Then, using an Excel spreadsheet I created that calculates how many Turnips you will need to buy depending on the selling price Joan has, you will buy those Turnips and hope to get a spike on the following day(s). Ideally, you will want a Turnip Sell Price above 101, which is just under a 50% chance, but there are backup strats for lower prices.
A spike is a Turnip price Nook buys turnips that is 8 times the selling price on that Sunday. It occurs 40% of the time in a given week, Monday through Friday, or an 8% chance of occurring on the first day. And that's exactly what happens in this route. I made a handful of execution mistakes, and I spent a while looking for the money rock, but I managed to get everything else to line up for this route to work. I expect this route to save 3-4 minutes over the traditional All Debts route with near perfect RNG and execution. For now, I am happy with this PB!
If you want to watch my runs live, I stream Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays!
twitch.tv/BrianMp16
![Animal Crossing: All Debts 34:43 [OLD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nAraF8eTsX4/hqdefault.jpg "Animal Crossing: All Debts 34:43 [OLD]
New Record here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w6FOcrPMwU
Turnips are the future.
So I was messing around with Nook codes the other day and rediscovered that you can incorporate the 7F Byte in Nook Codes. This byte is found in all dialogs in the game which, when read by the game, will execute a dialog command based on the proceeding characters. Dialog commands are responsible to determining how fast a dialog is, if the dialog can be skipped, prompting a selection menu, adding pauses in the speech, ending the dialog after a certain amount of time, and many other things. I found you can also invoke a Katrina fortune which, when activated, maxes out the Golden Spot and Money Rock Bells, providing a lot of quick money, if you can find both. Also, I found you can cancel the music with 7F which saves time loading the map. Additionally, I determined the shortest amount of time you can spend to cancel the password dialog without softlocking the game. This is all accomplished with a single Nook code as you can set the Town Name and Player Name to whatever you want for a password and when you receive your present from Nook, he will read off the Town and Player the present is from. Since the town and player name contains 7F commands, those dialog commands are activated.
The codes used to activate these dialog commands will provide two 30,000 Bell Bags and 100 Turnips. The route requires the player to run around town and look for the golden spot for 30,000 Bells and the Money Rock for 63,000 Bells. Since its fastest to pay off a new debt each day, the player will also spend 17,400 Bells to pay the first debt, in addition to the 500 needed for the shovel. This leaves the player with 135,100 Bells to spend on Turnips. Then, using an Excel spreadsheet I created that calculates how many Turnips you will need to buy depending on the selling price Joan has, you will buy those Turnips and hope to get a spike on the following day(s). Ideally, you will want a Turnip Sell Price above 101, which is just under a 50% chance, but there are backup strats for lower prices.
A spike is a Turnip price Nook buys turnips that is 8 times the selling price on that Sunday. It occurs 40% of the time in a given week, Monday through Friday, or an 8% chance of occurring on the first day. And thats exactly what happens in this route. I made a handful of execution mistakes, and I spent a while looking for the money rock, but I managed to get everything else to line up for this route to work. I expect this route to save 3-4 minutes over the traditional All Debts route with near perfect RNG and execution. For now, I am happy with this PB!
If you want to watch my runs live, I stream Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays!
twitch.tv/BrianMp16")
![Animal Crossing: Golden Axe Speedrun 21:30 [Old WR]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qGsu8bFQpjY/hqdefault.jpg "Animal Crossing: Golden Axe Speedrun 21:30 [Old WR]
This run aims to obtain the Golden Axe in as fast a time as possible using only the original game. This run is played on Gamecube with a standard Gamecube controller.
If you would like to watch me stream runs live, visit my twitch channel below!
https://www.twitch.tv/brianmp16
I referenced documentation I compiled of all the different acres a town can start with and the default tree locations (and number of trees) found in each acre. This information is invaluable for this run so you dont have to manually count the number of trees in a given acre. Even with this information though, its difficult to quickly track every acre and determine how many trees will be needed to be planted (or chopped down) for a given acre.
The way the perfect town point system works is summarized as follows:
-All normal acres must have between 9-16 trees or else it automatically fails to be perfect.
-Special acres that dont follow this minimum include: Acre B-3, Lake, Wishing Well, F-acres.
-Any acre (including special acres) that have 9, 10, 11, 15, or 16 trees in the acre are worth 0.5 points
-Any acre (including special acres) that have 12, 13, or 14 trees in the acre are worth 1 point.
-A total of 17 points are needed with all min/max trees per acre rule satisfied for a perfect town
-Weeds and trash are factors too, but not relevant to this speedrun (except to avoid having).
Once you have 17 points, you can choose to verify with the Wishing Well that your town is perfect, or you can do what I did and assume its perfect. After you save and quit, normally youll need to keep a perfect town status for 15 days, but an exploit can be utilized to quickly accomplish this. You can time travel backwards by at least 15 days (I choose a month for less inputs), reset the game, and then time travel back to the original day and the game will think at least 15 days have passed. You reset the game so that weeds dont appear in your town which would result in a no longer perfect town. I then reset once more because Resettis 2nd dialogue is much faster than his 1st. After that, all thats left is to talk to the Wishing Well and get the Golden Axe! Timing ends on the fist bump cheer from your player character.
If you would like to know more information about this category or want to download the default tree locations and count per acre program I made, join our Discord server below:
https://discord.gg/tb34VW
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