Kierio04 | Speedrunner vs. TASer: Why I TASed Mario Circuit for Beanzard64 @Kierio04 | Uploaded 1 month ago | Updated 6 minutes ago
Subscribe to @beanzard64: youtube.com/@beanzard64
Watch his video here: youtu.be/nCtRrIx6UEM
I streamed the making of this TAS live, watch the VOD here: youtu.be/kII5RmOktfY
Alongside me in that stream (who feature in this video) were @DashQC, @TASmarvus, and of course @Jellopuff_TAS.
Jellopuff will always be my best source of entertainment and the bane of my existence at the exact same time. May as well title this video "Jellopuff explains why I TASed Mario Circuit for Beanzard 64". Please subscribe to him: youtube.com/@Jellopuff_TAS
So, for those of you who saw Beanzard's community post (youtube.com/post/UgkxuKPTioCKGUb5Dplt5YjmYK3bAE3QmvPX). Congraulations! You unlocked hidden knowledge. However, it's no longer hidden, so it's now completely useless.
I really don't know what to write in this description. The video kinda speaks for itself. It's by far the most unique video on my channel, as it features a timelapse of the TAS creation process, stream highlights, and a VC with another YouTuber, all because of a collaboration and a competition.
If you want to learn to TAS, I've started a TAS tutorial series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbnjjnFG8yVQdS2RYwXOjPMyeS4UIQUyF
(As of this uploading, only the first episode is out, however there are still many resources and a previously existing tutorial document available to fill in the rest)
Subscribe to @beanzard64: youtube.com/@beanzard64
Watch his video here: youtu.be/nCtRrIx6UEM
I streamed the making of this TAS live, watch the VOD here: youtu.be/kII5RmOktfY
Alongside me in that stream (who feature in this video) were @DashQC, @TASmarvus, and of course @Jellopuff_TAS.
Jellopuff will always be my best source of entertainment and the bane of my existence at the exact same time. May as well title this video "Jellopuff explains why I TASed Mario Circuit for Beanzard 64". Please subscribe to him: youtube.com/@Jellopuff_TAS
So, for those of you who saw Beanzard's community post (youtube.com/post/UgkxuKPTioCKGUb5Dplt5YjmYK3bAE3QmvPX). Congraulations! You unlocked hidden knowledge. However, it's no longer hidden, so it's now completely useless.
I really don't know what to write in this description. The video kinda speaks for itself. It's by far the most unique video on my channel, as it features a timelapse of the TAS creation process, stream highlights, and a VC with another YouTuber, all because of a collaboration and a competition.
If you want to learn to TAS, I've started a TAS tutorial series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbnjjnFG8yVQdS2RYwXOjPMyeS4UIQUyF
(As of this uploading, only the first episode is out, however there are still many resources and a previously existing tutorial document available to fill in the rest)
![[MKWii TAS] my first cutsom track (Shortcut) - 2:39.608 #grassjam79](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TY7OsHhWfxs/hqdefault.jpg "[MKWii TAS] my first cutsom track (Shortcut) - 2:39.608 #grassjam79
TAS by @Kierio04 (myself).
Download this track: https://wiki.tockdom.com/wiki/my_first_cutsom_track
Watch the CT Jam 76 results video: https://youtu.be/YZW815S0js0
Music: Super Mario 3D World - Blockade (https://youtu.be/5FHVQw1cAsI)
So, Series 4 of Custom Track Jams just had its debut competition, which was an Autumn-themed Jam, featuring none other than my first cutsom track by @p00ks1. This track garnered a lot of popularity due to its sheer length and brokenness. Many people initially got times in the 10-15 minute range, and begun pushing their times down to 3-4 minutes.
My first attempt was a 9:00, using Flame Runner. I soon realised Magikruiser would be faster as there were multiple minutes of offroad driving, which helped me get down to a 6:58. I then came up with the grass jam sign strat and 2 major reroutes - the first from KCP 1 to KCP 3 and the second from KCP 3 to KCP 6 - which brought my time down to a 3:07. Now that I was skipping the long offroad section, I switched to Spear, and took my time down to 3:00 and then 2:57.
@KaneTheSnowman then beat this time RTA, so I messaged him asking what strategies he had used. He didnt use the grass jam sign (obviously) or the first reroute, and managed to respawn directly in KCP 3. I was then able to get a 2:47 by copying these strats, though found the grass jam sign to still be faster and got a 2:41. I tested supergrinding in the tunnel, and using a very precise ejection involving all 4 sides of the tunnel, was able to make it faster by less than half a second, and got a 2:40. Further optimisation over the next few days brought me down to my goal of 2:39.
I hope to continue work on the second episode of the tutorial soon - huge apologies to those who Ive left on an educational cliffhanger. In the meantime, if you join the MKWii TAS discord, you should be able to find enough help to bring you the rest of the way without further tutorial episodes.")
