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Sometimes, I make TAS-videos. Those are tool-assisted speedruns.
Twitter: RaZNope
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[TAS][SNES] Goof Troop "Co-op" by RaZNope in 15:52.054
This is a tool-assisted speedrun (TAS). I used tools such as frame advance, savestates and RAM watch to complete the game. I do NOT compete with regular speedruns in any way. This is an improvement of the old TAS of Randil and mmbossman, which can be seen here: ua-cam.com/video/Lm0Xky_wWis/v-deo.html
In this TAS, I control both Goofy and Max (Co-op). Goofy can be seen as the tank, whereas Max is the quick one. Unlike the old TAS, I decided to take damage and use death abuse to complete the game even faster. Randil collected some useful information about Goofy's and Max' stats here: tasvideos.org/GameResources/SNES/GoofTroop.html
Timing information:
TAS-timing starts from poweron and stops on the last button press (S-press when ingame time of level 5 is shown). RTA-timing starts when player's are selected and stops on "STAGE CLEAR" at the end of level 5. The SNES runs with 60.0984755 FPS. Ingame time is shown after the credits. Stage ingame time is shown after each stage, but won't appear here, because I click it away to start the next stage.
Timing:
Frames: 57217
TAS-timing: 15:52.054 min
RTA-frames: 56914 (STAGE CLEAR) - 385 (player select) = 56529
RTA-timing: 15:40.606 min
Ingame time:
Stage #1: 01:34
Stage #2: 02:05
Stage #3: 02:59
Stage #4: 03:32
Stage #5: 03:18
Total : 13:28
Let's break down some of the tricks used in each stage. To better understand what's happening, I refer to the rooms as displayed on Randil's maps that can be found here:
Stage #1: oi41.tinypic.com/2zzhxj7.jpg
Stage #2: oi44.tinypic.com/2d1u7t3.jpg
Stage #3: oi39.tinypic.com/9icq4x.jpg
Stage #4: oi41.tinypic.com/141861i.jpg
Stage #5: oi42.tinypic.com/23rpp1k.jpg
Stage #1
There is not so much to say about this easy stage. In most cases, this is just better optimization. There are some different strats in rooms 10 (damage boost), 9 and 8 (2nd pass, killing enemies). I absolutely love the bossfight of the first stage, which is a 172 frames improvement. Also, big thanks to RNGesus for finally giving me a great pattern after a shit-ton of failures.
Stage #2
This stage starts with Goofy running into everything to die before entering room 7. This room and the next ones use a slight variation of the speedrun strats with Goofy getting the hook gun to grab the barrel in room 4. Room 8 is one of my favourite tricks (Max dying while Goofy picks up item), which is 35 frames faster than re-entering the room and 14 frames faster than the old TAS. The puzzle room could be even faster but gives a shit pattern for the next room, in which I damage boost with Goofy. Stage 2 bossfight is 32 frames faster.
Stage #3
Probably my favourite stage. This TAS uses the speedrun strat for room 2 saving 183 frames. The timer for the canons in rooms 11 and 22 are linked to the RNG values, just like everything else. Due to better RNG, I was able to save some frames again. The NOPE-room (16) is actually some frames faster with Max and Goofy switching routes. As Goofy has to die a lot afterwards, this strat is still faster, because dying two times in the next room is pretty slow for the TAS. Rooms 17 and 19 were improved alot, too. Again, after many tries, the speedrun route happened to be the fastest. Room 21 uses my favourite useless trick in the game. When Goofy gets hit in the face on the first frame he falls down, the animation for being hit is triggered first. This makes Goofy a true cartoon character, only falling down after recognizing there is no ground under his feet. Good job, Goofy! RNG for the skeleton-bossfight is crucial. I spend way too much time in this room with shitty patterns, but ultimately being 137 frames faster than the old TAS.
Stage #4
After the great skeleton-bossfight, both frog rooms gave me only slow patterns. Most rooms are quite similar to the old TAS, some of them a little better optimized. I found a great pattern for room 21 saving 23 frames. Also, the room before the boss (24), could be improved by 51 frames by letting Max go to the right side. Max can still reach the door in time, because it takes ages to open. Not many RNGs were possible for bossfight and all gave me a slow pattern (stupid green tapeworm moving horizontally first), which made me lose 21 frames. Rest of the bossfight was alright so I could improve to only lose 14 frames total. So kids, the lesson to be learnt here is to always throw stuff at your tapeworms to get rid of them! Also, please do not imitate at home.
Stage #5
Biggest timesaves come from this stage. The first big save is the damage boost in room 2 together with Max helping Goofy. Puzzle in room 5 can be solved 22 frames faster than with old strats. After room 6 the route is changed to the current speedrun route, which should be about 10 seconds faster. Big timesave in room 16 with the fat fuck in the labyrinth. Also Goofy has no influence on the enemy movements. The last two rooms are 117 and 56 frames faster, too. Pete is 105 frames faster.
In this TAS, I control both Goofy and Max (Co-op). Goofy can be seen as the tank, whereas Max is the quick one. Unlike the old TAS, I decided to take damage and use death abuse to complete the game even faster. Randil collected some useful information about Goofy's and Max' stats here: tasvideos.org/GameResources/SNES/GoofTroop.html
Timing information:
TAS-timing starts from poweron and stops on the last button press (S-press when ingame time of level 5 is shown). RTA-timing starts when player's are selected and stops on "STAGE CLEAR" at the end of level 5. The SNES runs with 60.0984755 FPS. Ingame time is shown after the credits. Stage ingame time is shown after each stage, but won't appear here, because I click it away to start the next stage.
Timing:
Frames: 57217
TAS-timing: 15:52.054 min
RTA-frames: 56914 (STAGE CLEAR) - 385 (player select) = 56529
RTA-timing: 15:40.606 min
Ingame time:
Stage #1: 01:34
Stage #2: 02:05
Stage #3: 02:59
Stage #4: 03:32
Stage #5: 03:18
Total : 13:28
Let's break down some of the tricks used in each stage. To better understand what's happening, I refer to the rooms as displayed on Randil's maps that can be found here:
Stage #1: oi41.tinypic.com/2zzhxj7.jpg
Stage #2: oi44.tinypic.com/2d1u7t3.jpg
Stage #3: oi39.tinypic.com/9icq4x.jpg
Stage #4: oi41.tinypic.com/141861i.jpg
Stage #5: oi42.tinypic.com/23rpp1k.jpg
Stage #1
There is not so much to say about this easy stage. In most cases, this is just better optimization. There are some different strats in rooms 10 (damage boost), 9 and 8 (2nd pass, killing enemies). I absolutely love the bossfight of the first stage, which is a 172 frames improvement. Also, big thanks to RNGesus for finally giving me a great pattern after a shit-ton of failures.
Stage #2
This stage starts with Goofy running into everything to die before entering room 7. This room and the next ones use a slight variation of the speedrun strats with Goofy getting the hook gun to grab the barrel in room 4. Room 8 is one of my favourite tricks (Max dying while Goofy picks up item), which is 35 frames faster than re-entering the room and 14 frames faster than the old TAS. The puzzle room could be even faster but gives a shit pattern for the next room, in which I damage boost with Goofy. Stage 2 bossfight is 32 frames faster.
Stage #3
Probably my favourite stage. This TAS uses the speedrun strat for room 2 saving 183 frames. The timer for the canons in rooms 11 and 22 are linked to the RNG values, just like everything else. Due to better RNG, I was able to save some frames again. The NOPE-room (16) is actually some frames faster with Max and Goofy switching routes. As Goofy has to die a lot afterwards, this strat is still faster, because dying two times in the next room is pretty slow for the TAS. Rooms 17 and 19 were improved alot, too. Again, after many tries, the speedrun route happened to be the fastest. Room 21 uses my favourite useless trick in the game. When Goofy gets hit in the face on the first frame he falls down, the animation for being hit is triggered first. This makes Goofy a true cartoon character, only falling down after recognizing there is no ground under his feet. Good job, Goofy! RNG for the skeleton-bossfight is crucial. I spend way too much time in this room with shitty patterns, but ultimately being 137 frames faster than the old TAS.
Stage #4
After the great skeleton-bossfight, both frog rooms gave me only slow patterns. Most rooms are quite similar to the old TAS, some of them a little better optimized. I found a great pattern for room 21 saving 23 frames. Also, the room before the boss (24), could be improved by 51 frames by letting Max go to the right side. Max can still reach the door in time, because it takes ages to open. Not many RNGs were possible for bossfight and all gave me a slow pattern (stupid green tapeworm moving horizontally first), which made me lose 21 frames. Rest of the bossfight was alright so I could improve to only lose 14 frames total. So kids, the lesson to be learnt here is to always throw stuff at your tapeworms to get rid of them! Also, please do not imitate at home.
Stage #5
Biggest timesaves come from this stage. The first big save is the damage boost in room 2 together with Max helping Goofy. Puzzle in room 5 can be solved 22 frames faster than with old strats. After room 6 the route is changed to the current speedrun route, which should be about 10 seconds faster. Big timesave in room 16 with the fat fuck in the labyrinth. Also Goofy has no influence on the enemy movements. The last two rooms are 117 and 56 frames faster, too. Pete is 105 frames faster.
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If I could play this again! So many fond memories! At 5:53, we would run onto the platform and hit the pirates with the pots just for the fun of it! LOL. I remember being extremely disappointed at the end because I wanted to see something spectacular happen. Fireworks... all the friends dancing, etc. oh well. Still great memories!
Song love beatifull
いつも悪役として起用されがちなピートが今回ヒロインなのがこのゲームの面白い部分 ちょいちょいグーフィーがゲームオーバーになることでマックスにアイテムを渡す動きが興味深い
Great run! This is a very fun game to play co-cop!
The thumbnail for this video is cursed, like... Why is Aiai A-posing?
why does Floor 28 look so much like Star Fox SNES 6:37
5:30 GAMECUBE PHISICS
This was the first Super Monkey Ball game I ever beat! It's a technical marvel, considering the limitations of the GBA. Certainly a product of its time, but still a great game.
Aiai when YOU control it: don't move so much otherwise I'll fall because of the horrible physics. Aiai when a TAS controls it: Yes, Master.
cool but i kinda feel like any tas of this that isnt using super blocky mode is just leaving frames on the table
This is a hilariously awesome TAS on one of the most technically impressive GBA games ever. Thanks
Bruh no way Stage 29 is possible by humans.
5:30 GO! (In a deep voice)
Dude that was crazy
Goof troop tas, otherwise known as goofy dies for nearly 16 minutes.
Wow
How come this never got submitted to TASVideos?
Goofy Dies
6:35 - 6:58 I laughed so hard here! 🤣
When the GBA game has more accurate physics than Banana Mania
What the actual fuck are you talking about? The physics in Jr. are the furthest away thing from the originals you can get. Acceleration is lumbering and sluggish, the game is slippery as hell, your top speed is pathetic and gravity is twice as heavy as it should be. Are you actually a Poe, or are you just a dumbass?
@@TheLobsterCopter5000 Super Monkey Ball Jr is kinda bad, However the GameCube version of the game actually has more great 3D graphics and classic minigame modes including Super monkey ball 2.
@@TheLobsterCopter5000 My favorite mode in the game is “Monkey Golf”.
@@Rafrip2010 Why do you say that like I'm not familiar with the GameCube games when my comment pretty heavily implies that I am?
Hi! I'm a super monkey ball jr speedrunner and i was wondering if you still have the input files for the TAS videos you made 4 years ago? It's a bit of a tall order, but it would really help my research of strats for the game. Your TAS has already inspired me to test out a bunch of things, and has been super helpful, so even if you can't help with my admittedly difficult to accept request, I want to let you know that those TAS videos are very cool and you're cool for putting the time in to create them. Thanks! I sent you this on twitter as well if you're getting de ja vu reading this, i'm not sure if you check your twitter too often so i figured i'd send it here too :)
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The fact that there was a "hurry up!" during a TAS makes me question the designs of some of the GBA levels
yeah that means they were programming levels that gave you NO time to complete them.
They made the game for men.
@@struttux5156you mean “they made the game for TASBots”?
@@Nbrother1234 The game was designed to kill your self-confidence i guess 😂😂
It is basically the Lost levels but without the poison mushroom, red piranhas, the wind and the green springboards.
I remember playing this so much!! Weirds me out that it even exists!
This would’ve been so much better on DS.
I don’t know whether to be impressed by the run or the fact that this was able to work and run on the Gameboy.
To this day, that "Hurry up!" is still the most stressful thing I heard.
1:11 b r u h h h h h h
0:05 SayGa
the underwater music is best song
This is so stressful
I'm trying to put together strats I've been watching all the mountain challenge vids thank you for the content
HOW. THE. HELL?! You made it look so damn easy.
It’s not easy, it’s meant to be Hardcore expert. And that it is very harder on GBA more then the GC version.
Nenhum BR :(
Tem outro BR no comentário ali mais antigo
@@MateusSouzaLima aeeeee
@@lucaspudim2853 bora zerar juntos qualquer dia
@@MateusSouzaLima uai bora, eu tô com 25:31 na run solo Max
@@lucaspudim2853 a gente faz em menos de 20 minutos jogando multiplayer. Chama lá no insta: mateus_sl1
Its actually decent
2:22 Me: Oh shoot, the player messed up. 2:24 Me: ... oh...
It all stand for great platform manipulation.
Comic Sans Bois
If they put him in smash, it'd be so unexpected but so welcome
Yeah, but I don't know what moves he would have, considering he's inside of a ball
Speedruns of this game give me more anxiety than anything else
Impressive TAS... which monkey do you preform best with in your own opinion with and without TAS?
You make Expert 19 seem like a BREEZE
To be fair it is. Nathanial Bandy probably made you think it’s impossible but really you just have to hold a to make your monkey go faster
Great job!!! 👍Them master levels are hard!!!
Nobody actually was playing here. Its done by TAS
www.romhacking.net/hacks/5088/
i always felt these stages were too simplistic
IMO same
Bro it’s a gba what do you expect
What happened at 5:28
Sometimes Voice Clips won't load up properly in the game, and sometimes it'll sound muted, or like in video. It's a GBA game, what did you expected?
@@frannielmartinez Why did he use OBS to record when he could’ve just Dumped a Avi file to 240 x 160 pixels and encoded it to HD? I’m pretty sure there’s a Avi dump in Bizhawk.
@@frannielmartinezYou sound very defensive
For the star block kicking puzzle at 0:50 into the TAS, I'm wondering if it (locally speaking, as other factors as e.g. RNG may ruin potential local time saves) would be faster to move to the left side of the upper most of the two star block on the right side of the screen at that time in order to kick it to the right at first and then kicking the remaining star block to the left and then upwards in order to end up with a situation in which all star blocks are in their correct places earlier. Separately from this, at the next star blocks kicking puzzle at 1:32, I wonder if it would be faster to approach the bottom left most star block with Goofy from beneath in order to kick it to the right, while Max would at first kick the top right most star block upwards (and would that way make use of the waiting time until Goofy kicked his 1st star block to the right), followed by Max kicking the 2nd right most star block downwards while Goofy kicks the remaining star block on the left side upwards, and then kicking with Max the downwards kicked star block over to the left to Goofy where Goofy can kick it upwards, followed by kicking the by Goofy to the right kicked star block upwards with Max while Goofy kicks the left central star block to the right, and then kicking the two central star blocks downwards with Goofy and/or Max, in whatever manner that gets them into position the earliest. At the star block puzzle around 3:26 into the TAS, I wonder if it could be faster (even though in this case enemy RNG seems to be involved) to move left with Goofy after he kicks that 1st star block to the right (in order to leave the at that point anyway already close to the shut door star block for the end), in preparation for doing all the kicks for the star block that is kicked downwards by the enemies to get it into the bottom left corner, so that Max (after being finished with the 1st star block) can do what Goofy does in this TAS (namely filling in the top right star block spot), with Goofy after being done with the bottom left star block spot moving to the door and finishing up the bottom right star block position while Max fills in the top right spot. However, given that Max doesn't have the hookshot, it may then get more problematic to kick the top star block towards its destination. At 4:18 (other than maybe for RNG or unavoidable waiting time) why are Goofy and Max crossing each other to go to the opposite directions? Wouldn't it be faster to have each of them go to the barrels that are closer to them?
Thanks for all this input. It has been quite some time since I worked on this TAS. If I remember correctly, I tested out your idea for the star puzzle at 0:50, which was just a few frames slower. Actually, I just tested it again and it appears to be about 4 frames slower. But this was just a quick test, so I keep it in mind for any actual improvements. Your idea for 1:32 also sounds very interesting, but unfortunately is quite slow. Problem is that kicking blocks is ridiculously slow. And you also have to keep in mind that the star blocks need some time to move to the new positions. This means that Goofy will have to wait after kicking his first block. In any case, neither Goofy nor Max can reach the star blocks in the middle in time. But still, very interesting find. The puzzle at 3:26 is actually super stupid. I know that there are faster solutions to this puzzle. Maybe actually the one you mentioned. I got one solution, which I do not remember in detail, that was about 30 frames or so faster. Because of the enemy actions, RNG changes frequently, which is very important for the next room. These barrels have to be on this pattern, because this is by far the fastest solution I found. It is 50(?) frames or so faster than the old TAS. Using a different, faster solution in the previous room, I got a pattern in the barrel room that was 102 frames slower... which sucks :D but yeah, there are definitely faster ways to do this puzzle. Also good find at 4:18. Goofy and Max deal a different amount of damage to enemies when throwing barrels. So I want Goofy to hit the boss to need less throws in total. It's actually really nice to see that even after nearly 2 years people still care about this video. So thanks a lot for your comment! Improving this TAS is still on my TODO-list, but there are other projects that come first^^
The graphics of this game remind me of the graphics of Star Fox 1993, a game I wonder why they didn’t remake for the GBA.
Not Super Mario Special sry.
Such an impressive game. If someone told me it was a budget DS title I'd probably believe them.
Sure looks like a budget DS title to me!
@@kieranstark7213 I believe you!
No surprise whatsoever.
So what would the bottom screen be
CherryColaCake the easiest to do would be to have the menu and timer on the bottom to have the top screen look cleaner. Also i’d imagine the bottom screen is probably whatever was on the 3ds monkey ball game.
Damn, you do better than me.