Super Mario - lowest score
In addition to the speed record posted earlier, you might be interested in this video for the lowest score, oddly much skill is needed.
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Turquoise Hexagon Sun has just dropped acid on, Mon 27 Aug 2018, 17:02,
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The hours he or she must have put in trying to avoid hitting anything
*click*
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He or she? Seriously?
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Prufrock Lucifer, son of the morning!, Mon 27 Aug 2018, 19:14,
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I agree
It could have been played by a Wrasse
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Fadgebadger (1 like), Mon 27 Aug 2018, 19:26,
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Too many options to list them all surely.
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gaijintendo Regular Member, Mon 27 Aug 2018, 20:03,
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That's what
Wiki is for
(or Ziki, or Yiki, or Pehki, or Perki, or Zheki, or Xeiki, or Thonki, or Verki, or...)
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Prestidigitus will set this 'ere black puddin on you, Mon 27 Aug 2018, 20:38,
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I identify as wiki
so you were right first time.
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gaijintendo Regular Member, Mon 27 Aug 2018, 23:28,
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Hey, we're not all TUI employees
Giving 'future pilot' stickers to the bros, and 'cabin crew' stickers to tha dirty hoes and bitches.*
* Of course it's a bloke. Why would a woman even bother trying to get a low score, when they have boobs to look at and play with?
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Have this too, Sonic 2 completed in under 24 mins
I fucking love watching someone who's totally mastered something
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSlPqCDgQVE
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Seth bling here (not really)
I find this stuff really interesting, and there's a dude called Seth Bling who is perhaps best known for technical Minecraft things, but also does great videos explaining about speedrun shenanigans. For example, "Super Mario World 1st Ever Sub-1min Speedrun".
Worth checking out, if you find this interesting.
The Minecraft speedrun scene is quite a good laugh too; best for a "known seed" (ie knowing where everything is) is under 5 minutes - but note, if you're not familiar with speed running, it probably will be confusing to watch. Here it is, anyway. I could explain stuff it anyone cares... but note it's not "glitchless" - ie you can "cheat".
Glitchless (ie not cheaty) set seed (ie know-where-stuff-is) is 7 mins 16s.
The current record for a random seed, no cheats, is 26：48, which I think is most impressive of all. It calls for a lot of improvisation.
Minecraft can be completed in about 90s, if you use tools to glitch the fuck out of things... doesn't count for the official records, but it's pretty insane.
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