Uploaded January 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It turns out, that there's one frame while swimming at which link swims damn quickly, so I can get a ESS out of it that has really high speed!
Just for comparison:
Superslide has speed 27, Backwalking has speed 13.5 and this has 23.5. It is also a lot quicker than a jumpslash ESS
I also show a technique, that I used in my last 2 TASes. By pressing Z every 3 frames, you can keep speed for ever! The problem is, that you can only change the direction once while doing this without loosing speed. I have no idea why only 1 time, but that is fact, sadly :(
It turns out, that there's one frame while swimming at which link swims damn quickly, so I can get a ESS out of it that has really high speed!
Just for comparison:
Superslide has speed 27, Backwalking has speed 13.5 and this has 23.5. It is also a lot quicker than a jumpslash ESS
I also show a technique, that I used in my last 2 TASes. By pressing Z every 3 frames, you can keep speed for ever! The problem is, that you can only change the direction once while doing this without loosing speed. I have no idea why only 1 time, but that is fact, sadly :(
