Uploaded August 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
TAS made in less than four hours for the SGDQ TAS competition. Eureka Tary.
Frames: 18597
Rerecords: 3495
BK2: dehacked.2y.net/microstorage.php/info/286717870/Streemerz.bk2
Apparently this contest was a lot better received than I expected, with over 200 entries being submitted! I was pretty surprised to have won, and to be honest, I shouldn't have. A run by Mothrayas is actually faster by about a second (go check out his run!), but a glitch with the TASVideos autojudger caused his to get skipped over. Still, this means I ended up unexpectedly going to my first GDQ in spirit, so it was pretty satisfying. Congrats to all the other runners who participated as well, even if they didn't make it onto the stream, and I hope something like this happens at future GDQs as well.
Of course, this is definitely improvable. Apparently there was an invisible door in one of the rooms that would save somewhere around 100 frames. Thankfully only like three people knew of it during the race, though.
Here's a link to the actual results of the SGDQ competition: tasvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=414183#414183
TAS made in less than four hours for the SGDQ TAS competition. Eureka Tary.
Frames: 18597
Rerecords: 3495
BK2: dehacked.2y.net/microstorage.php/info/286717870/Streemerz.bk2
Apparently this contest was a lot better received than I expected, with over 200 entries being submitted! I was pretty surprised to have won, and to be honest, I shouldn't have. A run by Mothrayas is actually faster by about a second (go check out his run!), but a glitch with the TASVideos autojudger caused his to get skipped over. Still, this means I ended up unexpectedly going to my first GDQ in spirit, so it was pretty satisfying. Congrats to all the other runners who participated as well, even if they didn't make it onto the stream, and I hope something like this happens at future GDQs as well.
Of course, this is definitely improvable. Apparently there was an invisible door in one of the rooms that would save somewhere around 100 frames. Thankfully only like three people knew of it during the race, though.
Here's a link to the actual results of the SGDQ competition: tasvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=414183#414183
