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Same 😛 At this point, new combos are basically just for show, the full version of this is hot garbage and borderline unplayable

Thanks!

I wish it wasn't, this is horrible to play 😅

Yeah, that happens if you get another item the exact frame combo mode would run out

At 37:45 you can see me double checking my LOTLD score, because I thought the run had died right there :P Idk if there's an issue with the spring or whatever, but my punch key seems to not be working properly, which is why I messed up the end of LOTLD1 (fist charge was interrupted despite my holding down the key). Normally, the final score should NOT be that close...

You're welcome to steal it, Fluorineer Hundo runs when? :P

Fake category

Might be worth doing as a future project, but no promises

Thank you for your kind words! Glad you like it :-)

Thanks!

Wahrscheinlich bist du noch nicht oft genug frontal in eine Mauer gekracht :P

Danke! Ich bin immernoch sehr schlecht, was Damage Boosts angeht, weil das im Gegensatz zu den SJ-Varianten beim Scoring nie gebraucht wurde. Den DB in DOTK7 mache ich eigentlich auch nur, weil der auch dann noch schneller ist, wenn man es mehrmals vergeigt (auch wenn der bei diesem Lauf auf wundersame Weise schon beim ersten Versuch geklappt hat), aber in LOTLD2 und DOTK6 ist die normale Spielweise "nur" ein paar Sekunden langsamer als ein first-try DB (wobei es in DOTK6 schon eher ein paar viele sind :P aber in LOTLD2 gibt es kaum einen Unterschied zwischen first-try DB und first-try RSJ). Den DB in DOTK6 müsste ich eigentlich üben, aber im Moment sind 100% Speedruns eigentlich nur ein Nebenprojekt, und für den WR braucht man den nicht. Falls ich den WR hole und 100% danach irgendwann mal etwas umkämpfter werden sollte, werde ich wahrscheinlich auch mehr Zeit dafür aufbringen müssen, Tricks zu lernen, die ich jetzt noch nicht benutze; im Moment reicht es aber halt noch, nur die Tricks nehmen, die ich auch kann :D

@@tmaz9474 Ja das stimmt schon. Im Endeffekt müsstest du beim nächsten mal nur schauen das du nicht nochmal softlocks in HHQ1 oder den Fehler beim Final Boss machst und dann solltest du schon den WR in der Tasche haben. Ich war nur in Lotld2 verwundert weil ich bis jetzt jeden den DB nutzen sehen habe bzw. nicht wusste das es überhaupt eine alternative zu ihn gibt. Hat mir so ein Gefühl gegeben das du nicht der größte Freund von DB bist. Aber jeder darf ja die strats nutzen die er möchte also alles gut.

@@ericzen2229 Jo wie gesagt, ist bei mir eine Frage der Übung. Ich habe heute auch tatsächlich die Wüste der Knaaren geübt, also wer weiß... vielleicht werde ich den DB ja in meine nächsten Versuche einbauen ;-)

I would love a "true" 100% category, but unfortunately, the fact that the game doesn't keep track of each individual level score makes true 100% really difficult to run/moderate. One of the main issues is that all levels have a cutoff for 100%, but (on PC at least) some levels don't have a level score screen to tell you if you succeeded. Point in case, the doctors' offices or the snowboarding part in SBTC. Murphy stamps/cages are easy to keep track of, which is why those requirements are more suitable for an official 100% speedrun category, even if it's not technically the true 100%.

You have to reload the level until you get an attempt where the shoe is close enough. There's no method or reason to it, it's pure RNG.

There's not enough R-rated turtle action going on in the background to warrant the use of "ultimate".

Thank you! :-) Looking into R3HD is something a couple of scoring people, myself included, thought about doing at some point. However, there are multiple reasons why we ultimately decided against it: 1.) Playing for a good score is unbearable. Sure, being limited to 100k points is annoying, but in some levels, it also means being able to still get the maximum score after making small mistakes and/or playing easier combos. You wouldn't have that leeway in R3HD, and acquiring good scores would require you to play combos which are so difficult/random that they are being avoided in the original R3. 2.) The levels which would benefit from having the score barrier removed don't really add to the scoring experience. Nowadays, most of the scoring people (once again, myself included) are more interested in theorycrafting combos and pushing the game to its *theoretical* limits than being interested in the practical limits and a massive total. There's a few instances where no limitations on Green Gems might be interesting, but it's a negligably small amount compared to the amount of combos which wouldn't change in any meaningful way. On top of that, out of the parts where you can't score in the original R3 because of the barrier (e.g. Clearleaf Forest parts 4, 5 and 6), not a single one of them has particularly interesting combos. 3.) Summit Beyond the Clouds part 3, which ruins R3HD for multiple reasons. There are ways to get an infinite amount of Kickflips, and you can probably see how that would be an issue with the points barrier removed. Not only does it make any other means of scoring in the Sumit meaningless, R3HD also cannot be competitive because of it. The one with the highest total score will simply be the player who was willing to spend more time doing kickflips with the snowboard. Most of us scorers may not be as interested in competing for scores as we used to be, but if we do compete, we'd want it to be on the basis of skill and creativity, not something as silly as an infinite loop. Could we come to a gentlemen's agreement to not use such tricks within our small group? Sure. But we can't very well force _everyone_ to abide by our arbitrary rules. Tl;dr: R3 is easier, the games are not different enough from each other to warrant playing R3HD over R3, and findings in R3 seem a lot more meaningful in the original.

Thanks!

Not really :-) getting the Matuvus is arguably the easier half of the combo, and failing the first half (the launching glitch especially) means that you won't have to sit through the cutscene, so it was alright.

I've kinda forgotten all combos even without shifting to speedrunning, so I get how you feel ;-) the more I look back on all these levels, the more it's coming back to me though, so I'm slowly getting there again.

It is ;-)

Hoodlums on balloons are the same as normal hoodlums. If there's a regular Hoodblaster on a balloon, that's 100 points (plus 30 because balloon Hoodlums are always killed in one shot), if it's an Elite Monger like in this video, it's 250 points, and so on.

Im 99% sure I wouldve noticed a normal score increase. It was a really weird one-off. Didnt record that one sadly@@tmaz9474

The x2 bonus gets added still. Since the last item is a Yellow Gem, you can go 10 Points over 99.999. If it was a Red Gem, you could go 30 over, etc.