Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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I'm trying to get decent at DreadOut 1, and I plan to de-rust DreadOut 2. When DreadOut 3 releases, I'm hoping I can do DreadOut Trilogy speederuns. Those will likely be an endurance run, but I'd rather get good at doing longer runs. I used to speedrun GTA 5 and TLOU, and now I can't stand simpler runs lmao

This is also the first video I'm uploading that is entirely on Linux. Played, recorded, "edited", and uploaded all on Linux. I'm trying my best to switch over and remove Windows entirely. (I use Arch, btw)
Since I can't seem to properly use Livesplit (crashes with Wine, and doesn't open with Proton), I very recently found a Livesplit alternative called OpenSpeedRun. Since I use Wayland (X11 is extremely buggy for me), I can't get global hotkeys to work, but this alternative has a cli version, which allows me to use terminal command shortcuts, which is basically the same thing, and connects to the GUI version that is on-screen. I am still getting used to the shortcuts, so I accidentally reset my splits after Act 0.
Either way, OpenSpeedRun is one of the best timers I've used on Linux. It definitely needs more time to be improved, but it's a project I believe in, and I'd be very willing to financially help out the devs a little bit, if I could ever get in touch.

To talk about the run:
Because of this forum post (speedrun.com/dreadout/forums/f2ji6), I figured out that I could basically have infinite stamina if I precisely time when I press and release the sprint key. This means walking is almost nonexistent, if done properly.
I still suck at doing literally everything else, but I might get better soon.