[TAS] 007: Nightfire "Any%" in
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2017
- This TAS was started in January of 2016 and was completed on October 25, 2017. It plays on 00 Agent difficulty.
The mission times are as follows:
The Exchange - 2:17
Alpine Escape - 4:03
Enemies Vanquished - 0:59
Double Cross - 1:21
Night Shift - 1:46
Chain Reaction - 1:03
Phoenix Fire - 0:40
Deep Descent - 4:25
Island Infiltration - 7:44
Countdown - 2:00
Equinox - 3:37
Note: This TAS aims for real time instead of in-game time
See the full TASVideos submission notes here: goo.gl/Lo6xkL - Ігри
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I laughed so hard at the 360 noscope 3:28
I haven’t laughed harder at a speed run in my life. That was so funny and so well done just due to how accurate everything was. 10/10
Super successful TAS, thanks for making it a reality FitterSpace!
Thanks, gamerfreak, for making the first nightfire tas and working with me on this one. The TAS you made is what got me into Nightfire speedrunning.
6:07 had me in tears
Okay. i'm finding this to be the most entertaining speedrun i've ever seen period.
This game got distroyed. This is why I love tas runs
That clip at 2:48 is insane!
Absolutely hilarious TAS. Love this. Excellent work!
Such a charming tas run I love it
9:00 LOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!
Natster RIP Mayhew
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Having water in your mouth when seeing this part is immensely regrettable.
We're close to the bunk-
*Proceeds to get shoot by bond while proceeding to the next part of the level*
This was one of the funniest TAS I have ever seen.
I still have this game for Gamecube. I still get nostalgia
My favorite level is Nightshift
In the amount of time it took Bond to rescue Dominique and the Eiffel Tower, return from Austria with the guidance chip, make off with the NightFire files, escape with knowledge of a pressure suit and laser prototype, and stop Operation: NightFire...
...Bond would still be waiting for his paycheck to be processed.
All he ever spends it on are martinis, handgun rounds and one-night stands.
@@UltimaKeyMaster is James bond homeless does he just sleep at MI6 headquarters because he wastes his money.
@@COUNTERCOM Well he does have a flat. ...In the Craig movies. ...One Craig movie. So I got no idea where else he lives.
UltimaKeyMaster he has a home in Dr No too
@@UltimaKeyMaster in the books it's basically as in that film.
Late night UA-cam brought me here. The smiley during night shift made me want to be best friends
Great Speedrun i love this game
Ah nostalgic af I played this when I was like 11 😹
Now this is a fun TAS to watch! Nutshot with the manual aim to perfect headshot going back to the normal aim in the snowmobile, that missile timed so right that the dude got REKT in the cutscene... I'm still on the Mayhew mission, brb
My frist shooter game 😍😍😍
"Bond moves are clever moves only Bond would think of"...LMFAO
Lol that was entertaining to watch, good job
THIS, is JAMES BOND in Action !!!!
The multiplayer was the blueprint for me very nostalgic can’t honestly say I remember one bit of the story
Equinox was absolutely amazing 🤣
Everytime I watch a TAS of this or Agent Under Fire, I just imagine Bond's body being possessed from him and him being fully aware of it, so the whole game he's just like "LMAO SORRY RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME"
I somehow only realized this NOW at the end of 2021, but the fake credit card for the Q-Worm actually says Universal Exports on it! As in the shell company MI6 uses as a front for 00 Agents.
Now that's a 00 agent
2:57 Art.
Gg !
16:25 perfect
The exploits are insane. Great job guys.
2:49 Is that safe clip humanly possilble? And how much time does it save?
That clip is really precise and it's tricky to survive once you get out of bounds. You have to jump into a specific part of the safe while the door is falling down. It'll push Bond through the wall and you can keep strafing to land on a part of the ground outside. If you miss the ground, you'll fall off the map and die. It saves almost no time even if you get it perfect, so nobody ever goes for it in runs. I remember testing it a few years ago and I think it saves about half a second.
@@FitterSpace lmao
You beat Phoenix Fire in 40 seconds
my favourite thing about TAS is i can never tell if all those small random actions are intentional or just pissing around. does zapping the walls with lasers do anything? who knows! it is a mystery
8:44 Fucking brilliant Shoots!!
30:02 so good
YATSU DOMETAFAA
16:33 I wonder how long that took to master
I don’t think anyone can actually do that outside a TAS
can someone please explain how it's possible to have such perfect aim?
This is a tool-assisted speedrun. This means that the run was played on emulator with tools such as frame advance (playing the game frame by frame), savestates (being able to essentially rewind mistakes), and TAS input (a program that lets you script each input). These tools allow us to craft a theoretically perfect run. These types of speedruns are not meant to show skill but to instead entertain an audience. They do not compete with normal speedrunners playing in real time.
@@FitterSpace I see. Much appreciated for the explanation.
I see you finish this faster than gamerfreak video of Nightfire TAS. Can you explain? His video is 41:30 but your is 42:47. Yet you beat him by a few minutes. What's the difference shown in this run that make you beat his time?
This video includes the credits while gamerfreak's video does not, so that adds a few minutes to the video time. But as far as gameplay is concerned, this run is quite a bit shorter than the old TAS if you start from the beginning of The Exchange and end when "Mission Complete" appears at the end of Equinox. The old TAS on Gamerfreak's channel is 39:26 (that video has a typo in the title. it says it's 37:26 but it's actually 39:26) but this one is 32:47.
Yeah games definitely better when you play it how you’re suppose to. But still sweet run
12:08 Why are you putting the code with the cellphone in this door? Can’t you put just the right code?
This is currently the only spot in the game that requires the use of the decryptor. There are other spots, too, but we can clip past the rest of them. At some points in the TAS (i.e. the second section in Phoenix Fire), I can type in the code because the code is set when the map loads (you're intended to find the code from a computer in an office and memorize it, then type it in). But this door in Night Shift doesn't have a code you can find in the level, so it has to be decrypted no matter what.
@@FitterSpace but wouldn't you be able to get the decrypted code with the gadget and then edit the Tas to do it without the decryptor
@@joh1997dude Yes. Unfortunately that doesn't always work so I assumed that keycard spot was random in that level, and that's what I told gamerfreak when he was doing that part of the TAS. But since this TAS was made, I've found that most of the time, the code stays the same and you can figure it out using the decryptor and loading a savestate. In this TAS, that didn't work but I think it could have if we would have guessed different combinations while only changing the last digit. For whatever reason, the 4th digit of the code varies only in the Night Shift level, but I didn't know that at the time.
@@FitterSpace If there's 10,000 combinations, could you have a script that reloads the save state and brute forces until a correct combination is found? Detecting a successful combination without babysitting would be a bit tricky however.
With the Dolphin emulator and the GC version, you could view the RAM data and assembly. Maybe that could be used? It would take some analyzing to find the combination.
@@jakea7065 All that is possible but it's overkill for this situation. In this case, only the last digit of the code seems to vary, so you can figure out the first three with only a savestate. Then from there you could just guess the last digit and figure it out pretty quickly.
Damn I was trash at this game when I was a kid
16:30 Why do Alura and Bond feel like a married couple?
I noticed you are playing this on 00 Agent for Any% due to the helicopter taking way more hits than the usual 3 on Operative. Surely you would have saved more time playing on Operative. Correct me if I'm wrong, I only recently got into speedrunning Nightfire. The only thing I can think of is so you can get Gold medals easier without needing to do extra shit like bond moves, kill lots of enemies etc.
This TAS plays on 00 Agent difficulty because it's the same difficulty the previous TAS played on. The only difference it makes here is the boss fights are a bit longer. But it lets us show off some cool strategies with the fights that aren't possible on Operative difficulty.
Cheers NTSC dude, thanks for the reply. :)
Have you considered going back to doing Nightfire speedruns or are you done with the game?
I've had a lot more fun doing TASes and I think I get a better final product by making them. Speedruns are not out of the question but I don't have plans to go back to it for the time being.
Yeah TASes do look fun to make, also very helpful to the speedrunning community.
By the way, have you considered using thunderball/octopussy control schemes for TAS runs? From my experience, they have a faster strafe than all the other schemes but are very awkward to use in normal runs/IL's, I kinda figured they would be optimal for TAS runs.
You forgot to sprint cancel.
My mind watching this is: How the f***???
Equinox wasn’t a perfect run? I got 3:36 igt unless that’s real time
3:37 is the best possible time on the North American NTSC version that this TAS uses. As far as I'm aware, 3:36 is only possible on the European/Australian PAL version, but it's the same amount of real time anyway so it doesn't matter for a full-game run like this.
FitterSpace oh okay never knew that.
Video starts at 0:45
Thanks 😊
Wow. 14:28 😂
6:06a.m. 8/19/2023
Yo have you ever tried running everything or nothing?
Everything or Nothing is cool, but I prefer the first-person 007 games.
Lmao @6:06
R.I.P. man
Mint run and you sure you ain't aim hacking or something, them shots were super clean especially on chain reaction
This is a TAS, which stands for tool-assisted speedrun. That means the run was done on an emulator with tools like savestates and frame advance, and input recording. Essentially, it means you can script the inputs and rewind to fix mistakes. These kinds of tools are used to create entertaining and fast runs and serves to show what's technically possible in the game without human limitations.
Nice run you guys did there. Though I don't get the "entertain viewer when nothing can't be done" -rule, to me, they're entertaining already without that stuff. Then, any chances of seeing runs of The World Is Not Enough on PS1 or N64?
ＰＳＸＤＲＩＶＥＲＰＬＡＹＥＲＢＳＴＨ If I'm able to make the run more entertaining without costing time, I do it. Because TASes take so much time and effort to make, spending a little extra time to make it more entertaining (like the noscope in chain reaction) is worth it in the long run. Otherwise, you'll end up with a TAS that only strafes from point a to point b quickly. This is especially true for scripted levels like Equinox. If there's no possible time save, spend the waiting time doing something interesting. Also if it doesn't make the run slower, do it.
As for TWiNE, Mavalock is working on a N64 TAS. It's really good so far. You can see his WIP's on UA-cam or TASVideos forums. Currently nobody is working on a TWiNE PSX TAS and I don't plan to for the time being.
Well you got a point there, but eh. I don't mind entertainment that much, I just get slightly annoyed as I'm expecting strafing from point A to point B pretty much.
Guess I'll watch this Mavalock guy a bit then, seeing as I've played some N64 TWINE recently, and it's surfaced prototype (where you can't break the game as much as the final one in certain regards).
Autism, many such cases
11:47 :•)
insolent
12:59
😂😂😂😂
Lmfao
Wow 4:19
Three words...
W
T
F
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Everytime an NPC told james "Careful" or similar
James just: k