Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
This took about 32 hours worth of attempts after quite a bit of strategic groundwork was done by Epicookiez and myself for the secondary section.
This was also tool assisted, using a macro to get a ~.01 second frame perfect blink more often. The macro was made by DrFrankie with help testing from Kdispecs. Thank both of you guys very much. -- Watch live at twitch.tv/sc_slayerage
To elaborate on what a macro is and what it does: A macro is a script run through external hardware that makes it so that one button press input results in multiple button press outputs. In this case, when I pressed my directional pad button, the macro held square for exactly 950 milliseconds and then double tapped L1 to blink (I play jumper control scheme). So, effectively, my "d pad" button turned into my "pick up the part and blink" button. Because this window is so small (0.01 second window), it is unreasonable to expect a human to get it consistently, so a macro is necessary for this strategy.
I do not believe any other strategy is viable currently, but the jury is out on whether or not I am right in drawing that conclusion.
This took about 32 hours worth of attempts after quite a bit of strategic groundwork was done by Epicookiez and myself for the secondary section.
This was also tool assisted, using a macro to get a ~.01 second frame perfect blink more often. The macro was made by DrFrankie with help testing from Kdispecs. Thank both of you guys very much. -- Watch live at twitch.tv/sc_slayerage
To elaborate on what a macro is and what it does: A macro is a script run through external hardware that makes it so that one button press input results in multiple button press outputs. In this case, when I pressed my directional pad button, the macro held square for exactly 950 milliseconds and then double tapped L1 to blink (I play jumper control scheme). So, effectively, my "d pad" button turned into my "pick up the part and blink" button. Because this window is so small (0.01 second window), it is unreasonable to expect a human to get it consistently, so a macro is necessary for this strategy.
I do not believe any other strategy is viable currently, but the jury is out on whether or not I am right in drawing that conclusion.
