Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Example of starting the setup mission several seconds before the call is scheduled to ring, but using pausebuffering to still get it during the 500ms fade.
Of course usually you wouldn't want to not have to pausebuffer this long, both because it's slow and it might not work depending on when you start pausebuffering. However this demonstrates that pausebuffering can help a lot with timing, making it very consistent when done correctly.
Example of starting the setup mission several seconds before the call is scheduled to ring, but using pausebuffering to still get it during the 500ms fade.
Of course usually you wouldn't want to not have to pausebuffer this long, both because it's slow and it might not work depending on when you start pausebuffering. However this demonstrates that pausebuffering can help a lot with timing, making it very consistent when done correctly.
![Driver: Parallel Lines - Speedrun [1:41:35] (Reupload)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/m7ZLMRMMNps/mqdefault.jpg "Driver: Parallel Lines - Speedrun [1:41:35] (Reupload)
WR at the time of recording. This run is quite bad in some areas, however a few new strats (thanks RationalPsycho from Discord) allowed for several minutes of timesaves, so still a new PB.
New strats:
52:30 Kidnap
1:07:45 Guardian Angel
1:18:22 Gauntlet
1:23:30 Gate Crasher
(Reupload because the original upload had a section frozen, despite the source file not having it.)")
![GTA:O Lost My Mind [1:58]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oZxD7Amttcc/mqdefault.jpg "GTA:O Lost My Mind [1:58]
Was going for sub2. In the rain so driving the bike a bit harder, didnt expect the coke guy to be that far already and the Seashark moved out a bit (but not a lot at least).")
