benstephens56 | OoT3D GIM at Desert Colossus @benstephens56 | Uploaded 8 years ago | Updated 20 hours ago
Here I perform GIM using the Mirror Shield and the Silver Gauntlets Chests as my humps. Mirror Shield gives +1 Deku Stick (boring) and Silver Gauntlets gives Ice arrows (I was hoping for fire arrows). The rest is pretty self-explanatory. I collect all the fairies because getting near them changes your hump value.
Here I perform GIM using the Mirror Shield and the Silver Gauntlets Chests as my humps. Mirror Shield gives +1 Deku Stick (boring) and Silver Gauntlets gives Ice arrows (I was hoping for fire arrows). The rest is pretty self-explanatory. I collect all the fairies because getting near them changes your hump value.
![[TAS] Majoras Mask 3D Any% in 19:23](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LOCAli2Ze2M/hqdefault.jpg "[TAS] Majoras Mask 3D Any% in 19:23
Tool Assisted Speedrun
Author Notes: https://tasvideos.org/9007S
TASVideos Discussion and Voting: https://tasvideos.org/Forum/Topics/25326
RTA Timing: 19:23.383
- Timing starts upon pressing A to load the newly created file
- Timing ends once the Majoras Wrath death cutscene begins
TAS Timing (system power on): 23:12.850
- Timing starts upon starting the game
- Timing ends upon closing the last textbox before the credits
Author: benstephens56
Rerecords: 16,404
Creation Emulator: Citra Canary 2007
Playback Emulator: Citra Nightly 1815
This is a tool assisted speedrun (TAS) of The Legend of Zelda: Majoras Mask 3D that aims to be the game as fast as possible with no restrictions. Unlike a real-time attack (RTA) speedrun where a player sits down to complete a game in one sitting, this run utilizes an emulator with specialized tools to such as savestates and frame by frame pausing to complete what is essentially a perfect speedrun, or at least as close as someone can theoretically get. As such, this speedrun in its final form took somewhere between 2 or 3 months to create. A comprehensive breakdown of my documentation as well as an in-depth explanation of this TAS can be found in TASVideos author notes linked above.")
