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The scientific results arent conclusive about the Dunning-Kruger effect, they think it might have been a bias/ statistical error instead of an actual effect.
I drink mtn dew or ginger ale. I don't like coke. Maybe that is why my runs have never been certified, it's not my lack of submitting them, its because i don't drink the proper soda.
I actually roomed with Torje during SGDQ 2016. The "fast wii" was a prominent joke at the time and he even had an i7 sticker on his Wii in reference to the joke.
he calls us just "legends" instead of "absolute legends" at the end of the video, to show how pissed he is at his own fanbase for prematurely accusing and hating speedrunners
can you imagine spending days or months of your life becoming the best in the world at something, only for people to claim that you cheated and then having your legit record removed from the leaderboards? I would have flipped out. the first guy handled it surprisingly well.
I mean honestly when you break a record that's the second thing that will happen you'll have maybe a good 24 hours of bliss and victory before people start pouring in and accusing you of cheating. If you ever want to do a speed run be live, try and get a mod, and don't be shady. you'll still get accusations thrown left and right but you have way way more chances of getting a verified speedrun that way. at least in my opinion although I've never done a speed run in my life so take my advice with a grain of salt and do some research
Yeah. I was just waiting for the video to end and complain about the Dream clickbait since it was pretty obvious that he wouldn't "reveal" Dream wasn't actually cheating but then Dream actually appeared in the video...
@@1vader It's not actually clickbait but it is. In a way, as everyone knows the Dream situation and putting it in when he actually is in the video a genius move to gain visits
"Billy Mitchell was gonna sue me for calling him a cheater so I uploaded a video about how much of a cheater he is" No, man. YOU are an absolute Legend.
@@so_bendy just look up Karl Jobs' videos. You are already at one of his videos, so click the name and you'll see the rest. Donkey Kong and Billy Mitchel are probable inclusions in the titles of the 2 videos.
@@un-coglione-nostalgico Even so, that still means he exposed real cheaters so the point still stands. He did in fact expose cheaters but yes that doesn't mean he shouldn't be treated the same
So, Karl made a whole video to clear Lekukie's name, because he thought his own video brought bad attention to an innocent man, and he included another 2 instances to make the video worthwhile He's not only an absolute legend, he's the legend we need but don't deserve
And yes, Karl, if you read this, you are truly an absolute legend. I have no business speedrunning anything and I‘ve never even owned an N64, but your videos, your commentary and your insights are always amazing.
"When you don't understand something, ask why instead of jumping to conclusions" is such great advice even outside of looking at faked speedruns. Something I need to work on doing more often !
Hope a Programmer or Modder reads this: Call me Nerdy, but i think 'Nen' from HunterxHunter would translate well to Minecraft; no kidding. -The Player himself decides his Aura-Type (1 of 6) -2 Dice together decide the 'Talent'. -1 Dice decides Aura-Amount aka Fuel. -1 Dice decides the Memory-Space (=Max Ability-Number), but getting a 6 calls for a Re-Roll. The Rest is a simple Mod: Just program in the Ability to do 'Image-Training' by Clicking on one and the same Block or Entity again and again and again and again and... uhm... oh yeah: Again. That takes time, but the Result will be a Supernatural Power! So my Question now: Can someone reading this make such a Mod?! What do YOU think?
It's how the world is supposed to work, but especially in the US, the culture poisoed itself to the point "getting help" or "asking for help" or "admitting a mistake" is seen as a weakness so when people make mistakes, they just go into diehard fight mode and try to turn a question of truth into a popularity contest where statistics and facts don't matter anymore and instead of much you can slander your "opponent" (even though there are no opposing sides in finding the truth).
I know this wasn't that big, but my friend Acroh (aka. AcrohTheBeast) had a blindfold world record for Outlast. He got accused of being able to see through the blindfold.. he even lost like 2 sec. because he dragged the blindfol further down to ensure there was no way he could see. I've seen him speedrun Outlast so much, but he just stopped when his World Record got taken down.
Were people accusing him of seeing through the blindfold mid run? How did he know to adjust his blindfold? Or did it just slip partway through and he had to adjust it?
@@holyknightthatpwns Okay so first I need to explain, you are allowed take the blindfold off during cutdcenes, and loading screens. He lost time because he took it off during a loadingscreen, and then spend a solid couple of seconds adjusting it before he could continue the run.
It must be so disheartening being told that your legit wr is fake and all of your times getting removed. That voice line of korbanoes made me so sad :/
i cannot even imagine... i would cry. immediately. spending months of time playing a game, perfecting it, being happy about every second saved, knowing you did it legit and boop...
I'd honestly accept the restoration, but request my name be changed to "Fuck You All" and then never play the damn game again. Seriously, what the fuck.
What I can't get is that it's such an easy thing to test. Surely it isn't the first time people have uploaded files to Google drive? And why on earth would he upload a file that would immediately get people to definitively say he cheated? It's like winning a pile of chips at a casino and then as you're cashing them, saying "I cheated btw lol"
Dream: "Of course i didn't cheat in my speedrun because I don't really care about speedrunning" Also Dream: *Dives deep into another persons speedrunning files and reports him to the moderators*
@@laabsolutecreatura Dream is allowed to call out anyone he wants to but his credibility isn't worth very much since he was actually found guilty of cheating which should have sent red flags to the Proof Mods for the Minecraft speed run section of the website to really investigate the accusation by Dream.
I love that he bothered to check the Google Drive glitch himself. Of course it might have been patched but just confirming stuff like that as a matter of course when it's easy to do is super cool.
With dream in the thumbnail we all obviously came to the assumption he somehow was innocent after all, but watching the video and it turned out he helped to get someone ELSE unrightfully accused of cheating is pretty funny xD
Nope, I theorized that Dream may have been involved in another situation, and wanted to see what was up. The evidence against him was staggeringly solid, so there's no way he was innocent.
Dream: “Guys this speed runner cheated! Look, the times are hours before! He spliced the run and used a set seed!” Dream, proving he didn’t cheat his run: “bro trust me”
the funny thing is before he cheated he actually called out & exposed an actual cheater (Drem) - if i've got my timeline right the korb stuff also happened before dream cheated. the fact he seemed to care so much about the integrity of the boards wrt other runners makes it extra weird that he ended up deciding to cheat
@@Cloiss_ Not really all that weird. You're more likely to project your own issues onto others. It's like those people on twitter who call everyone a racist, when in reality they themselves are some of the biggest racists alive.
@@Cloiss_ Here's my problem with Dream... Was it really interest in integrity of the board? Or was it interest in limiting the effort he would have to put in by calling out a few runs for being questionable... possibly in ways he considered doing it himself and decided wouldn't work?
@@bengtbengt3850 yeah, nobody has an issue with that in itself. It's just hypocritical for him to be on the look out against cheating at all, because, you know...
This absolute legend isn't just teaching speedrunning, he's teaching important life lessons. Don't assume bad intent from a place of ignorance. Good life advice. You're gonna be a good dad, Karl.
The Bible, James 1:19 “...be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” Whether you are a Christian or not, this is wise advise and the best way to be in ignorant situations.
Speaking of timezones causing misunderstandings, this video was uploaded on April 1st in my timezone and I was absolutely certain it would be a joke video saying that the Badabun and Dream runs were actually totally legit. This was a great video anyway, but I'm kinda sad now that I didn't get that.
I actually find it surprising that the OoT speedrunning community didn't know of the collapse cutscene lagging behavior, given how thoroughly the game has been dissected for every possible glitch and exploit, even back in those days.
Yeah, that seems like something die hard fans of the game had to have noticed over all these years, and speedrunners typically are such fans of the games they run.
It took around 20 years to realize that, in a similarly-dissected game such as Pokémon Red and Blue, you cannot paralyze Normal-type Pokémon with Body Slam. It's just that it didn't occur to them it could be the case.
If you watch a lot of ZFG, you'd know the answer. The OoT community completely sucks at actually recording findings. MANY major glitches used these days, including one of the largest, SRM, were found literally years prior to anyone realizing the extent of the glitch, purely because no on ever tested anything or told anyone about it. So it doesn't surprise me AT ALL that weird cutscene mechanics weren't readily known. The only surprising thing about it is that the moderators didn't immediately time several different people's runs' cutscenes to see if a difference was normal.
@@AtomicArtumas That's interesting. I'm deep into classic Doom, and it seems that most people who are seriously into the game are strongly familiar with 80% of it, most of the serious modders and speedrunners, as well as most of the hardcore speedrunning audience, there's not very much which isn't commonly known in that circles. It strikes me as the kind of detail which I would have noticed myself if I was playing a game over and over for many years like that.
I played the hell out of that game on the N64, and noticed it years ago it sometimes lags and sometimes doesn't. I thought it was common knowledge, considering the false accusation, I thought wrong.
I feel like I'm a caustic influence as a viewer, since I love these investigative deep dive videos but have less interest in his "usual" and more wholesome content 😳
I mean, i can't comprehend how the Lekukie run got verified with no pizza in the video... These verification standards are getting softer these days...
Lesson of the day: if something doesn’t make sense, ask the runner before assuming they did something wrong. Or for Hanlon’s Razor: Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by stupidity.
That Ocarina of Time cutscene really threw me! I wouldn't have guessed random bits of debris could impact run time to such an extent, but it makes perfect sense in retrospect.
I haven't eaten a pizza in at least 2 years I think, so maybe that helps my case a bit Keepo. But yeah like always good video Karl, I'm glad this whole situation got properly sorted out, and thanks for making this video.
Hi LeKukie, congratulations on your amazing accomplishment! You definitely deserved this success. Thank you for representing us latin american countries in this community, it is really uncommon to hear about a south american top speed runner making history. Stay strong brother!, regards from Colombia.
Hi! I have the collectible limited edition game and watch, and my respect for Super Mario Bros. Speed runners has exploded. Congrats on tying the work record.
I'm owe you an apology, LeKukie. At first, I thought your actions were highly suspicious, since it seems like you had been caught cheating before and because you didn't show the wires connected to your television, and I thought you probably had cheated. Those two things seemed suspicious to me, but suspicion alone isn't actually evidence of anything. And it even turns out the wires thing wasn't even a good reason in the first place. I'm sorry I jumped to conclusions, but in this case I am glad to have been proven wrong. I'm glad you have been exonerated and that your time has been accepted, because it is quite an achievement! Furthermore, I'm glad that your example is proof that just because someone might have cheated in the past, it doesn't mean they are destined to continue that pattern forever. People can and do change, and it's a good lesson for every community to learn. Again, I am sorry I jumped to conclusions, and I offer congratulations on your accomplishment!
Those things can seem pretty weird for people. But for example, for me as a programmer, I immediately thought that the timezones are off. There is probably an infinite amount of bugs programmers have seen that are related to date time issues. It is even further suspicious if the minutes/seconds are the same. That's a big red flag for those kinds of bugs/confusion.
As a student who uses google drive to upload stuff for classes, I would have checked that first thing. Drive acts funny a lot when it comes to time zones.
love the irony of Dream accusing someone of cheating edit: before you reply with "um actually it's not irony, it's--" please google "dramatic irony" ty
Dream: there's something strange with the time the files were created Normal reaction: let's ask the guy and investigate The mods reaction: let's ban the guy, he's a cheater
He wasn’t a speed running mod at the time- and he only brought his findings to the mods who made the decisions. And to be fair- the time differences do seem strange
"you should always seek to understand first, before jumping to conclusions" words to live by. my goodness the world would be better if everyone did this.
UA-camrs making inflammatory, accusational videos wouldnt get as many views and ad revenue if they were honest and fair and didnt jump to conclusions. Mainstream media would make a lot less money and get a lot less views from the lack of spicy headlines that jump to conclusions. Since everything's always about money or attention, nobody's ever gonna stop doing this.
@@marlon6598 "my goodness the world would be better if everyone did this." I'd like to draw your attention to this sentence from OP. In a world described, clickbait would be far less prevelant and potentially detrimental.
Not exactly the lesson. What Dream presented to the moderation team was correct. The moderation team’s job was to verify whether the peculiar behavior presented was indeed cheating, and they mistakenly declared it so. The moral of the story is: Dont jump to conclusions, Investigate fully.
@@elfasto2255 You know that dream isn’t in fact a reincarnation of Satan who is incapable of doing something unless it has some sinister plan behind it right?
Dream is not evil because he cheated, he's evil because he insists that anyone who disbelieves him hates him. He turns an investigation of innocence into a popularity contest. Everyone who accuses him or defends him is pulled into this paradigm, as you can see in this very comment section. He has the mindset of a cheater: he believes popularity is more important than truth, and he blurs the truth at every opportunity, and he's continuing to work directing attention away from his own alleged crimes. The truth means nothing to him, the speedrunning community means nothing to him, his popularity and image matter. That is what he defends to the death.
I agree with you completely. It's pretty wild to see how many people defend him and make up excuses for him when it should be glaringly obvious what he is about. Liars have such an easy time in this world.
the way I see it, it doesnt matter whether or not he cheated. theoretically, he could have just been that lucky. however, the moderators couldnt in good faith leave the run up after seeing the odds it would take for that to take place
@@ciarangale4738 I'm not really mad that he cheated. I'm mad that he keeps lying and pretending he didn't do anything when he obviously did. I wish he'd just own up to it.
From a psychology standpoint, that is a categorical lie, in his video addressing the allegations, at no point whatsoever did he say nor elude to that, if anything he just let you decide what you think, like how can you get this dim minded, like its hard, this genuinely shocks me that people can actually be this stupid
Wow. I already had massive respect for this channel and you as a person, but this video shows the true depth of your humility and love for the entire speedrunning community. It's a pleasure watching your work, keep it up!
Dream: Accuses person of cheating based on a minor clerical error, nearly ending their career. Also Dream: Cheats out a world record and lies his ass off over it. Legit, it seems.
What's even more funny that after all this, Dream still said Korbanoes' run is suspicious on several occasions. And Dream wrote in Korbanoes' chat "if you stream speedrunning everyday why are both of your records offline speedruns". That sentence is kind of a meme now in the community.
@@ehgyes It was well above WR pace, but cosmic karma or something struck and he was short an eye of ender and had to search the stronghold for the last pearl which ended up knocking his time down to 5th.
@@thatrandom_canadian Doesn't matter it was not a WR and if he truly wanted to cheat for a run why settle for 5th? You'd think he would want 1st right? Nobody would've payed attention to that run if he didn't submit it, why risk it all for a 5th place run?
I love how everyone gives Dream a free pass for cheating but when drem did it they disliked all of his videos and constantly harassed him (who’s 15 years old by the way) Edit: Damn bro I think I just started a war in the reply section calm down guys.
@@ecanus-3605 It blows my mind that people call themselves a "Stan" for a UA-camr while also forgetting Stan was a cautionary tale about hero worship. Kinda gross tbh.
Just have to say: nudging people to start making memes about pizza to overwrite (or at least drown out) uninformed accusations is kinda genius. I really hope that it becomes a reality.
@@ciarangale4738 that doesn't make my comment any less relevant. Doesn't matter if the joke is old or not, he's still spreading it, and seeing it whenever uninformed accusations are made in any community would be cool. EDIT: so no need to hate breaking it to me, as it doesn't change my stance and only gives me a better understanding of the meme.
I always got an egotistical vibe from Dream, and the actions he's taken since I got that vibe have only confirmed it. To be clear: I don't mean the more harmful kind of egotism. I mean the kind you'd see in a child. Making excuses for every loss, trying to cheat, that kind of thing.
Dream didn't do anything wrong. He found something he thought was suspicious and sent it to the moderators, who then falsely concluded that the guy cheated. The moderators are the ones who did the wrong. Dream never accussed the guy.
@@vority2860 You're misunderstanding me. I'm not a very big fan of Dream, and I'm certainly not a stan. I just think it's really unfair to accuse him of things that aren't true. People keep saying that Dream accused the guy of cheating and is a horrible person for it, but that's wrong. I explained just that in my earlier comment above, so I won't do that again. I know that Dream cheated (I think almost everyone who watch Karl's video know that at this point), and I think that Dream handled most of the situation really badly. But I still don't think that gives people the right to lie about him. Keep calling me a loser if you want. It only makes you look worse.
Sad, i know he did cheat but, i still like him, he does cool videos, plus, even tho he didn't admit, he stopped submitting runs and just does it for fun, if that's not a person of honor, i don't know what is
It’s actually pretty cool. The character switching and somewhat tactical nature is well done. I honestly thing that a version of this game could be ported to other systems and still fare well
Yeah but this game isnt "tactical" trust me,things like lucha muerte wrecks the battlefield.He sucks ass at fighting but use his fart and chainsaw and you will destroy the base in 10 seconds.the game is all about get an enemy with high health and if you cross the bridge without a hit,then you will be able to land some hits.Also its annoying for the entire enemy team to attack one of your base at once
7:45 - fun fact: internally at Google, PST is some times jokingly called GST (or Google Standard Time) because all the servers are configured to use that time zone.
Ha ha. Google should really be more responsible about that kind of thing. The rest of the world is using timezones, you would expect google of all things to preserve timezone metadata in the files they store 🙄
@@harleyspeedthrust4013, while I agree in principle, if you actually start looking, there’s plenty of software all around the world which handles timezones incorrectly. (And don’t get me started about daylight saving). It doesn’t help that approximately no one cares about creation time being correct to the hour.
@@harleyspeedthrust4013 GMT is the superior time zone. All the word belongs to GMT, you just add +x or -x to it to fit your location. All other timezones are irrelevant and useless. /s
I must admit that I am one of the people who were very skeptical about the LeKukie incident and jumped to conclusion. Now I feel really bad for it. The dude is almost an inspiration for me now, he showed one can go from cheating to becoming one of the top players in the arguably most competitive speedgame.
@@GMPranav it wasn't a "mistake." that's absurd. you don't cheat on accident. it's intentional. integrity means something. if you don't want to get banned for life, then don't cheat.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 While your opinion is certainly valid, there is no way to ban someone from speedrunning. Past cheaters can easily change nicknames and you wouldn't ever find out that they have a history of cheating, unless they reveal it themselves - in which case you would only be punishing those who want to come clean.
@@vojtechstrnad1 and when they are found out, ban them again. it's no different than taking down all their previous runs when they are caught. who is to say they didn't just become better cheaters? no matter what lekukie does, he will always be a PROVEN liar and cheater. no run he does will ever be taken seriously again because he broke that trust. allowing cheaters on the boards makes the boards as trustworthy as twin galaxies.
@@Trep3 I don't imagine Dream suddenly wanted to cheat out of nowhere immediately before he did. It's more likely that he was tempted to do so for a while.
There's multiple large lists about "falsehoods programmers believe about date and time", so I chuckled a bit about the conclusion that "if Dream is in the same timezone, there could be no mistake"
Didn't all that happen before Dream started cheating though? It seemed to me like he cared about preventing cheaters at one point but turned to the dark side after the fact.
Dude. I feel for LeKukie, man. It Sucks to be trying your damnest to prove your legitimacy in a field, just for people to constantly scoff at your talents. Much love to him. Great vid Karl!
Well... the fact that he got caught cheating previously doesn't help. If he was just some new guy joining the community I don't think anyone would be scrutinising him this much.
15:01 never really understood all of those comments when _every other smb1 wr in the past two years calls the exact time instantly_ lmao anyway great vid, i'd love to see you make more videos showing how to spot faked runs in other games :)
I believe Kosmic explained in a tutorial how they determine if a speedrun is legit or not. That match is determined to be accurate down to frame counts.
The entire thing was kinda sad. I mean it is fair to be suspicious about it at first considering his history. That's why the mods of the board put these additional requirements on him. Ultimately there was no definite proof that indicated cheating but people still didn't accept his world record tie. At least it made it on the board finally. And don't get me wrong. It sucks if he actually did cheat but with experienced runners not finding any evidence then you can't really justify not posting the run.
@@tobiasha93 That's because people in the speedrunning community are too quick to judge. Always applying the "guilty until proven innocent" principle instead of the proper ones. But that's not the most offending one. While you see people that didn't cheat get treated like such, you often see actual cheaters getting away with murder. One memorable case that comes to mind was the runner that went to run at AGDQ for a game he openly admitted to have cheated on his record. The speedrunning community is going down to levels of politicians these days. Who you know and what you are matters more than your proven skill. And that whole spiel is made worse by the fact that these people don't even get paid to set these world records. Imagine if they were.
No he brought what was suspicious to the mods. You Karl Jobst fans can't get over your hatred. Your so vile. Why not act that way when Karl Jobst hid his cheating for 20 years.
How is dream not to blame for that first one? When someone falsely accuses someone else of a crime, the culpability for a false conviction isn't just on the cops, prosecutor, judge, and jury. It's also on the false accuser to the extent that it's a prosecutable offense in its own right. And yeah, this wasn't a crime and there was no court room, but the point is that there exists a cultural understanding that an accuser bears some level of moral responsibility for the consequences of their accusations. Furthermore, dream didn't just point out an inconsistency and raise questions about it. If that's all he'd done then there would be more of a case for placing all blame on the moderators. But he explicitly asserted that the run was spliced. He's the one responsible for putting people, including the moderators, into the mindset that run was cheated.
so bizarre to have all of your records thrown out without trying to contact the player for a sufficient explanation. I would have probably made the same assumptions in the corbinos's case, but I would at least require contacting that player for an investigation/a video call to see his version of the folder to verify the discrepancy. edit: glad to see they put in more safeguards
Thank you for clarifying Lekukie's run. As a member of the SMB Speedrunning community, it was kinda painful reading some of the "evidence" people were using.
So true! That thought should be applied in every aspect of life by everyone. So tired of trying to teach idiots that they are wrong and delusional while them not paying attention to the facts in favor of their "oppinion".
Nope. Nope nope nope. That's not what Karl's saying at all, and in fact he's saying that doubt is GOOD. He's saying to question why when you see something suspicious that you are not sure of what's going on yourself, not to just doubt yourself first. To use a current important example: the people that doubt vaccines are fine to doubt them- but they should be asking why they doubt them, and then proceed from there to find the answers for why, instead of just latching onto the answer that validates their fears by manipulating and lying to them (fuck you, Wakefield, and all the people that have been lying about how mRNA works).
@@KainYusanagi that's the same thing. Doubting "why" is involved in doubting yourself. Doubting yourself is universally a good thing, since everybody can be wrong, it happens a lot more often then one can think and "everybody" involves "you". That's also called "critical thinking".
In the lekukie video: Lekukie: I tied WR?!? Everyone: OH HE CHEATED HE KNEW THAT HE TIED THE WR BEFORE RE-TIMING IT Niftski: 430! (as in 4:55.430) Everyone: understandable, have a nice day People who don't follow smb1 don't realize that people saying their time is very common. If people are calling lekukie's run fake since he knew that he tied WR, then they should also call kosmic's 4:55.913 fake since he literally called the run in 4-1. People these days 🤦♂️
Lmao in the Terraria speedrunning community we get this all the time. Recently, a new mode was added, that’s similar-ish to creative mode in Minecraft, but you still have to get items and find bosses. It turns a 2 hour run into a 15 minute run, so it’s a good way to ease yourself into the game. But because it was added only within the last year, and only on the PC version, we get so, so many random commenters accusing us of cheating. Like you said, it’s perfectly fine to be skeptical, but if you’ve never even heard of the game mode I’m playing in, perhaps don’t accuse me of cheating, until you actually understand the game at a fundamental level?
Hope a Programmer or Modder reads this: Call me Nerdy, but i think 'Nen' from HunterxHunter would translate well to Minecraft; no kidding. -The Player himself decides his Aura-Type (1 of 6) -2 Dice together decide the 'Talent'. -1 Dice decides Aura-Amount aka Fuel. -1 Dice decides the Memory-Space (=Max Ability-Number), but getting a 6 calls for a Re-Roll. The Rest is a simple Mod: Just program in the Ability to do 'Image-Training' by Clicking on one and the same Block or Entity again and again and again and again and... uhm... oh yeah: Again. That takes time, but the Result will be a Supernatural Power! What do YOU think?
I never beat NES Super Mario as a kid, and haven't played it since; however, if Pizza% became a thing, I'd unironically put in attempts every time I ordered pizza
Scientific studies show that 9 out of 10 accusations of cheating in speedrunning are caused by the Dunning-Kruger effect.
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Can I be a legend
I'm not interested in obviously p2w mobile games.
But I'll still watch your videos, because they are of a high quality.
The scientific results arent conclusive about the Dunning-Kruger effect, they think it might have been a bias/ statistical error instead of an actual effect.
fun fact abput the dunning krueger effect:
most people trying to explain it fall victim to it
Wow emojis my adrenalin go high
If you’re not eating pizza and drinking coke in your speedrun, that’s automatically considered cheating.
Show us the coke and pizza!
This joke will never get old
i get this refrence
I drink mtn dew or ginger ale. I don't like coke. Maybe that is why my runs have never been certified, it's not my lack of submitting them, its because i don't drink the proper soda.
@@Gashnaw lol
I'm gonna be shattered if the bowsers bean burrito run was faked
Cant be fake, 0.85 second is totally possible
Only way it would be faked is if he did it blindfolded and if that was against the rules
@@Dkibble101 he didn't cheat. It was his blindfolded brother the whole time
@@normtrooper4392 with an usb steering wheel
I saw Dunkey kiss a baby so his character totally checks out.
"A distinct lack of pizza" - *Yep he's cheating*
I'm laughing so much because of that comment. XD
Don’t forget the CocaCola!!
@@MDSF90 specifically the 1L version and 2 extra bottles that are to be opened after a one sip
But he had a heart rate display, so he can't be cheating.
Not to mention a lack of heart rate update!
I actually roomed with Torje during SGDQ 2016. The "fast wii" was a prominent joke at the time and he even had an i7 sticker on his Wii in reference to the joke.
I would have stolen it tbh
So you just publicly admitted that he played on an 'altered' console 🤨🤪😂
@@tobo7580I thought it was just a normal Wii that got one of the better parts due to spec changes during production.
*puts dream in the thumbnail
“Here’s a little lesson in trickery”
This is going down in history
If you wanna be a villain number one
Just follow my moves, and sneak around
Be careful not to make a sound
@@shlumlum1777 don’t touch that
karl can you fabricate a speedrun for us and break it down so people know how to spot stuff
I've got one of those videos coming in April!
@@karljobst pog
Sweet
That would actually be quite a video to watch! And quite educational
dam 0:49 :P
he calls us just "legends" instead of "absolute legends" at the end of the video, to show how pissed he is at his own fanbase for prematurely accusing and hating speedrunners
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined
Nah dude, he was speedrunning the video, if you cut out 'absolute' you gain an extra -0.2 seconds and in this category is insane
Forgive us, Senpai.
Forgive me Karl Jobst for I have sinned
Please don't punish us, daddy.
Lolol. Kidding.
can you imagine spending days or months of your life becoming the best in the world at something, only for people to claim that you cheated and then having your legit record removed from the leaderboards? I would have flipped out. the first guy handled it surprisingly well.
I mean honestly when you break a record that's the second thing that will happen you'll have maybe a good 24 hours of bliss and victory before people start pouring in and accusing you of cheating. If you ever want to do a speed run be live, try and get a mod, and don't be shady. you'll still get accusations thrown left and right but you have way way more chances of getting a verified speedrun that way. at least in my opinion although I've never done a speed run in my life so take my advice with a grain of salt and do some research
I'd give up ngl
Especially considering it was Dream, a MASSIVE cheater, that made the accusation.
@@OmegaChase1002dawg i'd never let him forget it😭😭😭
Putting Dream in the thumbnail was such sneaky good bait lol
Yeah. I was just waiting for the video to end and complain about the Dream clickbait since it was pretty obvious that he wouldn't "reveal" Dream wasn't actually cheating but then Dream actually appeared in the video...
@@1vader It's not actually clickbait but it is. In a way, as everyone knows the Dream situation and putting it in when he actually is in the video a genius move to gain visits
Yeah Karl is a genius.
@@1vader "he wouldn't reveal Dream wasn't actually cheating" Okay Stan.
And the fact he was included in the first story means it technically isn't clickbait, Karl the legend is just that smart
this video is going to blow up with dream's sneaky little blob in the thumbnail. karl showing his experience as a minecraft youtuber
the power of just putting a silly bean man in the thumbnail. Among Us, Fall Guys, Dream, real beans, etc.
@@Meowdyzone its all consuming. it wont be long now.
@@MeowdyzoneGame designers brainstorming in 2021: so how can we include a bean man in this game?
@@GrayCatbird1 Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine
@@zacknattack Loved that game, rented it from Blockbuster at least half a dozen times.
"Billy Mitchell was gonna sue me for calling him a cheater so I uploaded a video about how much of a cheater he is"
No, man. YOU are an absolute Legend.
Bro thats a fucking power move lmfao
What a madlad
I seriously need to hear more on this 😂😂
Somebody link a homeboy up
@@so_bendy just look up Karl Jobs' videos. You are already at one of his videos, so click the name and you'll see the rest. Donkey Kong and Billy Mitchel are probable inclusions in the titles of the 2 videos.
Chad move
I've always respected the fact that Karl isn't afraid to speak what's on his mind. He's an absolute legend...
yes
now we just need fuckin OwO and Ray Mak to get their 1K likes and this vid is gonna blow up, meaning Lekukie gets his justice
@@iambread2914 not to mention Justin Y
Hello there
@ESparda A.K.A.悪魔の死神 ik they're shit but we need them to get the algorithm
The sheer irony of Dream accusing people of cheating is hilarious
Yeah lol also I think that this confirms even more that Dream knows how to mess around which files
He used to actually call out cheaters and actually real ones too, ashame he decided to edit drop rates but alas
@@CatOnVenus183 nah it was a move if you are a cheater you want to look like the guy that screws cheaters
@@un-coglione-nostalgico Even so, that still means he exposed real cheaters so the point still stands. He did in fact expose cheaters but yes that doesn't mean he shouldn't be treated the same
Just out if curiosity, was the general conclusion that he did in fact cheat? I watched Karl's video. But nothing happened after that?
So, Karl made a whole video to clear Lekukie's name, because he thought his own video brought bad attention to an innocent man, and he included another 2 instances to make the video worthwhile
He's not only an absolute legend, he's the legend we need but don't deserve
I was about to post something similar, but you already expressed it perfectly, so here, have a like.
And yes, Karl, if you read this, you are truly an absolute legend. I have no business speedrunning anything and I‘ve never even owned an N64, but your videos, your commentary and your insights are always amazing.
We stan
Yeah it makes me laugh how misconstrued information gets when people learn about things. It's almost like that communication game telephone.
not only that but atoned for the Billy Mitchell crap when he dumped on it.
"When you don't understand something, ask why instead of jumping to conclusions" is such great advice even outside of looking at faked speedruns. Something I need to work on doing more often !
Hope a Programmer or Modder reads this:
Call me Nerdy,
but i think 'Nen' from HunterxHunter would translate well to Minecraft; no kidding.
-The Player himself decides his Aura-Type (1 of 6)
-2 Dice together decide the 'Talent'.
-1 Dice decides Aura-Amount aka Fuel.
-1 Dice decides the Memory-Space (=Max Ability-Number),
but getting a 6 calls for a Re-Roll.
The Rest is a simple Mod:
Just program in the Ability to do 'Image-Training' by Clicking
on one and the same Block or Entity again and again
and again and again and... uhm... oh yeah: Again.
That takes time, but the Result will be a Supernatural
Power!
So my Question now: Can someone reading this make such a Mod?!
What do YOU think?
It's how the world is supposed to work, but especially in the US, the culture poisoed itself to the point "getting help" or "asking for help" or "admitting a mistake" is seen as a weakness so when people make mistakes, they just go into diehard fight mode and try to turn a question of truth into a popularity contest where statistics and facts don't matter anymore and instead of much you can slander your "opponent" (even though there are no opposing sides in finding the truth).
I know this wasn't that big, but my friend Acroh (aka. AcrohTheBeast) had a blindfold world record for Outlast.
He got accused of being able to see through the blindfold.. he even lost like 2 sec. because he dragged the blindfol further down to ensure there was no way he could see.
I've seen him speedrun Outlast so much, but he just stopped when his World Record got taken down.
That's rather sad... but congratulations to him on the accomplishment!
Were people accusing him of seeing through the blindfold mid run? How did he know to adjust his blindfold? Or did it just slip partway through and he had to adjust it?
@@holyknightthatpwns
Okay so first I need to explain, you are allowed take the blindfold off during cutdcenes, and loading screens.
He lost time because he took it off during a loadingscreen, and then spend a solid couple of seconds adjusting it before he could continue the run.
"You should always seek to understand first, before jumping to any conclusions"
God I wish we lived in a time where this kind of thinking was the norm
This
Was this ever really a thing?
Yeah, go read some other comments. People are jumping to conclusions about Dream's intentions.
It would be ideal.
@@bkch233 Did you even watch the video? He's not talking about Dream, he's talking about LeKukie.
It must be so disheartening being told that your legit wr is fake and all of your times getting removed. That voice line of korbanoes made me so sad :/
i cannot even imagine... i would cry. immediately. spending months of time playing a game, perfecting it, being happy about every second saved, knowing you did it legit and boop...
I'd honestly accept the restoration, but request my name be changed to "Fuck You All" and then never play the damn game again. Seriously, what the fuck.
What I can't get is that it's such an easy thing to test. Surely it isn't the first time people have uploaded files to Google drive? And why on earth would he upload a file that would immediately get people to definitively say he cheated? It's like winning a pile of chips at a casino and then as you're cashing them, saying "I cheated btw lol"
And by who would turn out to be the most infamous minecraft speedrunner no less
And I love how Dream only gets his fake run banned, nothing else. There is such a double standard it's not even funny.
Dream: "Of course i didn't cheat in my speedrun because I don't really care about speedrunning"
Also Dream: *Dives deep into another persons speedrunning files and reports him to the moderators*
Dream cheated and he is bad
@@herbo3437 Weak bait
@@herbo3437 amazing argument
@@manuelestebanpadilla1225 it is hard to argue with his assessment
@@laabsolutecreatura Dream is allowed to call out anyone he wants to but his credibility isn't worth very much since he was actually found guilty of cheating which should have sent red flags to the Proof Mods for the Minecraft speed run section of the website to really investigate the accusation by Dream.
I love that he bothered to check the Google Drive glitch himself. Of course it might have been patched but just confirming stuff like that as a matter of course when it's easy to do is super cool.
With dream in the thumbnail we all obviously came to the assumption he somehow was innocent after all, but watching the video and it turned out he helped to get someone ELSE unrightfully accused of cheating is pretty funny xD
Nope, I theorized that Dream may have been involved in another situation, and wanted to see what was up. The evidence against him was staggeringly solid, so there's no way he was innocent.
@@KainYusanagi ratio
@@cardboardpackage you did it bro
@@cardboardpackage You tried your best
I saw the thumbnail and thought this was Karl's April Fool's Day video
I just wanted to be called an absolute legend before taking my kid to school 😎
Don't we all lmao
Hello, you absolute legend.
Hello, you absolute ledgend
Just got home from school
Dad pog
Dream: “Guys this speed runner cheated! Look, the times are hours before! He spliced the run and used a set seed!”
Dream, proving he didn’t cheat his run: “bro trust me”
Him and his astrophysicist
the funny thing is before he cheated he actually called out & exposed an actual cheater (Drem) - if i've got my timeline right the korb stuff also happened before dream cheated. the fact he seemed to care so much about the integrity of the boards wrt other runners makes it extra weird that he ended up deciding to cheat
@@Cloiss_ Not really all that weird. You're more likely to project your own issues onto others. It's like those people on twitter who call everyone a racist, when in reality they themselves are some of the biggest racists alive.
@@Cloiss_ Here's my problem with Dream... Was it really interest in integrity of the board? Or was it interest in limiting the effort he would have to put in by calling out a few runs for being questionable... possibly in ways he considered doing it himself and decided wouldn't work?
@@Quandry1 who knows, can't read the dudes mind lol
Dream accused someone of cheating?
Ironic
all these comments can’t age any better
No, he didn't. He found something he thought was suspicious and sent it to the moderators.
@@bengtbengt3850 But he still took the time to investigate whether the run was legit. He was acting like a moderator.
Accuse others of being the imposter to take suspicion off of you 📮
@@bengtbengt3850 yeah, nobody has an issue with that in itself. It's just hypocritical for him to be on the look out against cheating at all, because, you know...
"Distinct lack of pizza" is my new favourite speedrunning meme
We like to
to do a little trolling
@@Sir_Isaac_Newton_ Pathetic. I do a lot of trolling
Oh I get it it’s that fake speedrun from badabún
This absolute legend isn't just teaching speedrunning, he's teaching important life lessons.
Don't assume bad intent from a place of ignorance. Good life advice.
You're gonna be a good dad, Karl.
Daddy Jobst :3
The Bible, James 1:19 “...be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” Whether you are a Christian or not, this is wise advise and the best way to be in ignorant situations.
@@wallystogner90 As someone who isn't religious, I really like this quote
No
@@wallystogner90 as an atheist, this quote is really interesting
Basically every six year old kid when someone beats them
Their parents are not cheaters
@@atticusnari wait.. OH SH-
..no? they had legitimate reasons to believe the runs were cheated and just didnt investigate any alternatives
The frame data on that flip flop throw was clearly modded to cancel the post-hit lag and stunlock him.
@@henryzhang3961 Pretty sure it’s a joke.
Speaking of timezones causing misunderstandings, this video was uploaded on April 1st in my timezone and I was absolutely certain it would be a joke video saying that the Badabun and Dream runs were actually totally legit. This was a great video anyway, but I'm kinda sad now that I didn't get that.
I actually find it surprising that the OoT speedrunning community didn't know of the collapse cutscene lagging behavior, given how thoroughly the game has been dissected for every possible glitch and exploit, even back in those days.
Yeah, that seems like something die hard fans of the game had to have noticed over all these years, and speedrunners typically are such fans of the games they run.
It took around 20 years to realize that, in a similarly-dissected game such as Pokémon Red and Blue, you cannot paralyze Normal-type Pokémon with Body Slam. It's just that it didn't occur to them it could be the case.
If you watch a lot of ZFG, you'd know the answer.
The OoT community completely sucks at actually recording findings.
MANY major glitches used these days, including one of the largest, SRM, were found literally years prior to anyone realizing the extent of the glitch, purely because no on ever tested anything or told anyone about it.
So it doesn't surprise me AT ALL that weird cutscene mechanics weren't readily known.
The only surprising thing about it is that the moderators didn't immediately time several different people's runs' cutscenes to see if a difference was normal.
@@AtomicArtumas That's interesting. I'm deep into classic Doom, and it seems that most people who are seriously into the game are strongly familiar with 80% of it, most of the serious modders and speedrunners, as well as most of the hardcore speedrunning audience, there's not very much which isn't commonly known in that circles.
It strikes me as the kind of detail which I would have noticed myself if I was playing a game over and over for many years like that.
I played the hell out of that game on the N64, and noticed it years ago it sometimes lags and sometimes doesn't.
I thought it was common knowledge, considering the false accusation, I thought wrong.
Big channels holding themselves accountable and not pandering to the community but instead trying to teach them to be better. Karl you're a legend
He was the absolute legend
I feel like I'm a caustic influence as a viewer, since I love these investigative deep dive videos but have less interest in his "usual" and more wholesome content 😳
@@codegeek98 why are you blushing?
I love this! I hope to be just like Karl Jobst in lots of ways, including this if/when I get big!
I mean, i can't comprehend how the Lekukie run got verified with no pizza in the video... These verification standards are getting softer these days...
I rarely eat pizza at all... Is that a sign?!
@@LeKukie oh shi-
@@LeKukie how dare you call yourself a gamer and rarely eat pizza you disgust me
@@LeKukie I want to apologize for jumping to conclusions.
@@LeKukie CONSUME PIZZA
Lesson of the day: if something doesn’t make sense, ask the runner before assuming they did something wrong. Or for Hanlon’s Razor: Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by stupidity.
That Ocarina of Time cutscene really threw me! I wouldn't have guessed random bits of debris could impact run time to such an extent, but it makes perfect sense in retrospect.
I haven't eaten a pizza in at least 2 years I think, so maybe that helps my case a bit Keepo.
But yeah like always good video Karl, I'm glad this whole situation got properly sorted out, and thanks for making this video.
Hi LeKukie, congratulations on your amazing accomplishment! You definitely deserved this success. Thank you for representing us latin american countries in this community, it is really uncommon to hear about a south american top speed runner making history. Stay strong brother!, regards from Colombia.
@@Juan-ii3zo thank you :)
Hi! I have the collectible limited edition game and watch, and my respect for Super Mario Bros. Speed runners has exploded. Congrats on tying the work record.
I meant world record.😂
I'm owe you an apology, LeKukie. At first, I thought your actions were highly suspicious, since it seems like you had been caught cheating before and because you didn't show the wires connected to your television, and I thought you probably had cheated. Those two things seemed suspicious to me, but suspicion alone isn't actually evidence of anything. And it even turns out the wires thing wasn't even a good reason in the first place. I'm sorry I jumped to conclusions, but in this case I am glad to have been proven wrong. I'm glad you have been exonerated and that your time has been accepted, because it is quite an achievement! Furthermore, I'm glad that your example is proof that just because someone might have cheated in the past, it doesn't mean they are destined to continue that pattern forever. People can and do change, and it's a good lesson for every community to learn.
Again, I am sorry I jumped to conclusions, and I offer congratulations on your accomplishment!
the first one is crazy, i never would have thought of considering google drive
Those things can seem pretty weird for people. But for example, for me as a programmer, I immediately thought that the timezones are off. There is probably an infinite amount of bugs programmers have seen that are related to date time issues. It is even further suspicious if the minutes/seconds are the same. That's a big red flag for those kinds of bugs/confusion.
As a student who uses google drive to upload stuff for classes, I would have checked that first thing. Drive acts funny a lot when it comes to time zones.
@@marcomaar5512 The timezone stuff reminds me of that old Tom Scott videos where he lost his mind talking about dealing with timezones
@@Frakenstien20 hehe, yeah that's a nice one. I watched quite a bunch of Computerphile. Fun stuff.
“He must be cheating because I’m cheating and he’s beating me!” ~ Motorsports Generis
I feel like the reason why Dream is in the thumbnail is less to be clickbait and more to poke fun at the viewers for jumping to conclusions.
You may have a point
Meta clickbait
It's probably both, also while being relevant to one of the cases in question, so it's actually a very well calculated choice.
Anyone else clickbaiting: "Wow! You viewwhore!"
Karl clickbaiting: *"To Be Fair, You Have To Have a Very High IQ to Understand Karl Jobst"*
I think it's both but mainly just clickbait. It baits both the Dream fans and the Dream haters. That's a double whammy
No Jobst, *YOU’RE* the legend.
💯
True
No lie
"No, YOU'RE the legend."
"No, YOU are."
"Nu uh, YOU are the legend!"
"Nope, I'm rubber you're glue!"
...
I read this in an action movie supporting characters encouraging the protagonist, and also in a goofy, donald, and mickey voice
love the irony of Dream accusing someone of cheating
edit: before you reply with "um actually it's not irony, it's--" please google "dramatic irony" ty
not only once but two times... such a bruh moment
And he KNOWS his stans will attack. He thrives on it.
@@SUPERFunStick its not a good tactic. If you cheat you want to draw as little of attention as possible on yourself.
@@SUPERFunStick but wasn't that incident ling before the Dream stuff?
Dream: there's something strange with the time the files were created
Normal reaction: let's ask the guy and investigate
The mods reaction: let's ban the guy, he's a cheater
Wait. Dream. the cheater, goes around accusing others of themselves cheating. That's amazing. "Accuse others of what you do" in action
Low iq
To be fair, the evidence must have seemed like a slam-dunk at the time.
In dream's defense, he does know a lot about cheating
He wasn’t a speed running mod at the time- and he only brought his findings to the mods who made the decisions. And to be fair- the time differences do seem strange
And what do you know? The person who accused Dream of cheating also cheated the same way!
"you should always seek to understand first, before jumping to conclusions"
words to live by.
my goodness the world would be better if everyone did this.
Heard him say that as I saw the comment
i wanted to comment exactly this
UA-camrs making inflammatory, accusational videos wouldnt get as many views and ad revenue if they were honest and fair and didnt jump to conclusions. Mainstream media would make a lot less money and get a lot less views from the lack of spicy headlines that jump to conclusions.
Since everything's always about money or attention, nobody's ever gonna stop doing this.
Not as satisfying to your emotions tho.
@@marlon6598 "my goodness the world would be better if everyone did this."
I'd like to draw your attention to this sentence from OP.
In a world described, clickbait would be far less prevelant and potentially detrimental.
Moral of the story:Take everything Dream says with multiple grains of salt.
Not exactly the lesson. What Dream presented to the moderation team was correct. The moderation team’s job was to verify whether the peculiar behavior presented was indeed cheating, and they mistakenly declared it so. The moral of the story is: Dont jump to conclusions, Investigate fully.
@@razahrtelvanni2018 Dream Stan?
@@elfasto2255 100%. looks like he can't bear the fact that dream is a shit person
@@razahrtelvanni2018 Which dream doesn't do, he found a an "evidence" and what he said? yes you are cheating without trying to find another solution
@@elfasto2255 You know that dream isn’t in fact a reincarnation of Satan who is incapable of doing something unless it has some sinister plan behind it right?
Dream is not evil because he cheated, he's evil because he insists that anyone who disbelieves him hates him. He turns an investigation of innocence into a popularity contest. Everyone who accuses him or defends him is pulled into this paradigm, as you can see in this very comment section. He has the mindset of a cheater: he believes popularity is more important than truth, and he blurs the truth at every opportunity, and he's continuing to work directing attention away from his own alleged crimes.
The truth means nothing to him, the speedrunning community means nothing to him, his popularity and image matter. That is what he defends to the death.
I agree with you completely. It's pretty wild to see how many people defend him and make up excuses for him when it should be glaringly obvious what he is about.
Liars have such an easy time in this world.
the way I see it, it doesnt matter whether or not he cheated. theoretically, he could have just been that lucky. however, the moderators couldnt in good faith leave the run up after seeing the odds it would take for that to take place
@@ciarangale4738 theoretically, yes. But practically, there's no chance he didn't mod in some way.
@@ciarangale4738 I'm not really mad that he cheated. I'm mad that he keeps lying and pretending he didn't do anything when he obviously did. I wish he'd just own up to it.
From a psychology standpoint, that is a categorical lie, in his video addressing the allegations, at no point whatsoever did he say nor elude to that, if anything he just let you decide what you think, like how can you get this dim minded, like its hard, this genuinely shocks me that people can actually be this stupid
Wow. I already had massive respect for this channel and you as a person, but this video shows the true depth of your humility and love for the entire speedrunning community.
It's a pleasure watching your work, keep it up!
Dream: Accuses person of cheating based on a minor clerical error, nearly ending their career.
Also Dream: Cheats out a world record and lies his ass off over it.
Legit, it seems.
What's even more funny that after all this, Dream still said Korbanoes' run is suspicious on several occasions. And Dream wrote in Korbanoes' chat "if you stream speedrunning everyday why are both of your records offline speedruns". That sentence is kind of a meme now in the community.
And dream is still super popular too without even apologizing or owning up to it
minor correction it wasn't a World Record it was a 5th place run
@@ehgyes It was well above WR pace, but cosmic karma or something struck and he was short an eye of ender and had to search the stronghold for the last pearl which ended up knocking his time down to 5th.
@@thatrandom_canadian Doesn't matter it was not a WR and if he truly wanted to cheat for a run why settle for 5th? You'd think he would want 1st right? Nobody would've payed attention to that run if he didn't submit it, why risk it all for a 5th place run?
I love how everyone gives Dream a free pass for cheating but when drem did it they disliked all of his videos and constantly harassed him (who’s 15 years old by the way)
Edit: Damn bro I think I just started a war in the reply section calm down guys.
Just shows you what a disgust person dream and his stans are.
@@ecanus-3605 Never understand the hype of Dream
If you're popular you can get away with more.
@@ecanus-3605 It blows my mind that people call themselves a "Stan" for a UA-camr while also forgetting Stan was a cautionary tale about hero worship. Kinda gross tbh.
Not everyone is geiving Dream a pass on his cheating....
Only the one wo understand the complett problem or who dosen't care
The cutscene in that one section of OoT having random generation of debris is such a crazy detail.
It's gotten me years of meme mileage, worth it
@@Txrje PogU real account
All Mario speedruns should require a pizza and coke check to be verified.
party% category
Just have to say: nudging people to start making memes about pizza to overwrite (or at least drown out) uninformed accusations is kinda genius. I really hope that it becomes a reality.
this in itself is a nudge :)
I hate to break it to you, but its an old joke in the mario speedrunning community. nothing new
@@ciarangale4738 that doesn't make my comment any less relevant. Doesn't matter if the joke is old or not, he's still spreading it, and seeing it whenever uninformed accusations are made in any community would be cool.
EDIT: so no need to hate breaking it to me, as it doesn't change my stance and only gives me a better understanding of the meme.
it is such a beautiful stroke of irony that Dream tried to catch someone cheating, especially considering he wasn’t a moderator
He still insists the run is fake too lmao
@@noxXxnocti On a single discrepancy which is easily explained, yet the discrepancies in his own run are beyond suspect. Funny guy.
@@noxXxnocti wait really? I need to see this
any screenshots?
Well he has actually proved many people to be cheaters.
@@jeremyjimenez7858 of course he would, The guy who catch cheaters would be the least Likely one to Cheat Lol
(Sees Dream in the thumbnail)
“April Fools’ Day is tomorrow, Karl.”
In Brisbane (where Karl Jobst is based according to his Twitter) it's already April 1st
Yea man Australia is already in Japeril
It's clickbait.
Dream cheated his speedrun
@@salkii62 true enough! Hadn’t thought it was quite time yet but it probably was lol
Can we just talk about how dream made this guy feel ? Then goes to cheat him self and just doesn't care ... lol
I always got an egotistical vibe from Dream, and the actions he's taken since I got that vibe have only confirmed it.
To be clear: I don't mean the more harmful kind of egotism. I mean the kind you'd see in a child. Making excuses for every loss, trying to cheat, that kind of thing.
Dream didn't do anything wrong. He found something he thought was suspicious and sent it to the moderators, who then falsely concluded that the guy cheated. The moderators are the ones who did the wrong. Dream never accussed the guy.
@@bengtbengt3850 we got a loser stan here
@@bengtbengt3850 what about the cheating one?
@@vority2860 You're misunderstanding me. I'm not a very big fan of Dream, and I'm certainly not a stan. I just think it's really unfair to accuse him of things that aren't true. People keep saying that Dream accused the guy of cheating and is a horrible person for it, but that's wrong. I explained just that in my earlier comment above, so I won't do that again.
I know that Dream cheated (I think almost everyone who watch Karl's video know that at this point), and I think that Dream handled most of the situation really badly. But I still don't think that gives people the right to lie about him.
Keep calling me a loser if you want. It only makes you look worse.
the dream clickbait is beautiful
always check the description everyone :D
Sad, i know he did cheat but, i still like him, he does cool videos, plus, even tho he didn't admit, he stopped submitting runs and just does it for fun, if that's not a person of honor, i don't know what is
@@TOMAAAAAAAAAAAA a person of honor simply apologises for his mistake
he does not sweep it under the rug and go on with his day
@@TOMAAAAAAAAAAAA a person of honor is someone who doesn't cheat in the first place...
@@TOMAAAAAAAAAAAA What? A person of honor would admit he cheated instead of trying to make his 8 years old fanbase belive he didnt.
@@TOMAAAAAAAAAAAA a person of honor does fake a response video and delete it so his new viewers won't know about it.
"Hello you absolute legends"
Man that hits so good whenever I hear him say that ( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)
Every decent person knows that the amount of pizza eaten shows how fast your run is
So badabun got wr?
@@alex2005z it’s a joke my guy.
@@alex2005z yes
@@Emobullymaguire so is mine
Reasons why I watch your videos.
1. I love being called an "absolute legend."
That is all.
Who wouldn’t?
@@EvTheFlickFan me
Good on ya, you absolute legend.
I'm glad you took the time to clarify about the Lekukie video. I'm sure he will appreciate it as well.
I saw Dream on the thumb and was startled, for a brief moment I thought he was gonna say that Dream didn’t cheat.
Tbh if it was one run, I think everyone would just chalk it up to rng of absurdity
@@princesscrystal6410 yeah, pretty much
@@princesscrystal6410 Uh... no. It wasn't rng. He cheated. Period.
@@carteljameson8395 of course this person is just saying how it would be if it was one run
@@princesscrystal6410 Even then, his lack of surprise would pretty much tell all.
I was in the middle of a video when I got the notification. Screw that other guy. I'm here now.
It's legend time 😎 🔥
did you ever finish watching that other video, or are you perpetually watching this video?
@@chadd990 lol I did go back after a few videos.
"Frag is one of the most legendary shooters out there at the moment."
"Its designed exclusively for mobile devices"
Class, this is called an oxymoron.
An oxymoron requires conjunct terms. This would be a contradiction
It’s actually pretty cool. The character switching and somewhat tactical nature is well done. I honestly thing that a version of this game could be ported to other systems and still fare well
Yeah but this game isnt "tactical" trust me,things like lucha muerte wrecks the battlefield.He sucks ass at fighting but use his fart and chainsaw and you will destroy the base in 10 seconds.the game is all about get an enemy with high health and if you cross the bridge without a hit,then you will be able to land some hits.Also its annoying for the entire enemy team to attack one of your base at once
2+ years later and it’s the first I’ve ever heard of it lol
"Though a few people did notice a distinct lack of pizza." I am watching this while waiting for the pizza to arrive lol
Me too... wtf
You fellas about to run super mario original?
Don't forget your coke!
@@rebound1340 lol, but I do plan on running it once I learn all the tricks, since I do have an NES at home
@@SuperAronGamerMNO that's actually pretty cool! I hope you do well my man
lol that “fake, he’s not eating pizza” part at the end 😂
Dream accusing someone of cheating is the biggest “pot calling the kettle black” moment I’ve ever seen.
This time the kettle wasn't blacc tho ;)
how have i never heard of that saying? I googled it and it reminds me of "you became the very thing you swore to destroy"
he never accused anyone of cheating
remember people, if something is unexplained it must be the work of an enemy stand
Exactly
7:45 - fun fact: internally at Google, PST is some times jokingly called GST (or Google Standard Time) because all the servers are configured to use that time zone.
Ha ha. Google should really be more responsible about that kind of thing. The rest of the world is using timezones, you would expect google of all things to preserve timezone metadata in the files they store 🙄
@@harleyspeedthrust4013, while I agree in principle, if you actually start looking, there’s plenty of software all around the world which handles timezones incorrectly. (And don’t get me started about daylight saving). It doesn’t help that approximately no one cares about creation time being correct to the hour.
@@harleyspeedthrust4013 GMT is the superior time zone. All the word belongs to GMT, you just add +x or -x to it to fit your location. All other timezones are irrelevant and useless. /s
Dream taking part in that moderation is so ironic
He was not a mod, tho
I must admit that I am one of the people who were very skeptical about the LeKukie incident and jumped to conclusion. Now I feel really bad for it. The dude is almost an inspiration for me now, he showed one can go from cheating to becoming one of the top players in the arguably most competitive speedgame.
i disagree. he shouldn't be allowed on the boards at all. he can't be trusted ever again.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 Ah yes let's permanently punish someone for mistake that he did as a teen for his whole life.
@@GMPranav it wasn't a "mistake." that's absurd. you don't cheat on accident. it's intentional. integrity means something. if you don't want to get banned for life, then don't cheat.
@@theghostofthomasjenkins9643 While your opinion is certainly valid, there is no way to ban someone from speedrunning. Past cheaters can easily change nicknames and you wouldn't ever find out that they have a history of cheating, unless they reveal it themselves - in which case you would only be punishing those who want to come clean.
@@vojtechstrnad1 and when they are found out, ban them again. it's no different than taking down all their previous runs when they are caught. who is to say they didn't just become better cheaters? no matter what lekukie does, he will always be a PROVEN liar and cheater. no run he does will ever be taken seriously again because he broke that trust. allowing cheaters on the boards makes the boards as trustworthy as twin galaxies.
How telling is it that the person who falsely accused Korbanoes of cheating went on to cheat himself?
Lmao
People are often quick to criticize others for problems they hate in themselves.
@@juniperrodley9843 even though the accusation was before dream cheated? makes no sense
@@Trep3 I don't imagine Dream suddenly wanted to cheat out of nowhere immediately before he did. It's more likely that he was tempted to do so for a while.
@@juniperrodley9843 define a while
There's multiple large lists about "falsehoods programmers believe about date and time", so I chuckled a bit about the conclusion that "if Dream is in the same timezone, there could be no mistake"
Dream accusing someone of cheating... I just find that a little funny
Trying to look like goody two shoes.... disgusting cheater.
@@ecanus-3605 Clearly someone doesn’t remember that it’s the people with the most skill and care for the community that tend to end up cheating
@@duelistsdragons1789 Well they don't care enough to not cheat.
@@duelistsdragons1789 that's why it needs to be a 1 strike and you're out.
@@duelistsdragons1789 Care is certainly not the right word, however, no one disagrees with how knowledgeable and skilled good cheaters are though.
New speedrun category: How fast can you get accused of faking a speed run?
Give me 20 mins. Let me just use creative mode to go faster.
I made a sock puppet account to accuse myself
Stans sees thumbnail: Finally, Karl Jobst admit Dream is innocen-
Karl Jobst: *Yesn't*
Well he isn’t innocent, sooooo
The irony of Dream accusing someone else of cheating
Cheaters are hypocritical. It's part of their rotten character.
It's not irony or hypocrisy, it's an attempt to retain his image as innocent and that he condemns cheating too.
Didn't all that happen before Dream started cheating though? It seemed to me like he cared about preventing cheaters at one point but turned to the dark side after the fact.
@@TheTrueBrawler yeah... he suppossed to destroy them. not join them.
Dude. I feel for LeKukie, man. It Sucks to be trying your damnest to prove your legitimacy in a field, just for people to constantly scoff at your talents. Much love to him. Great vid Karl!
Well... the fact that he got caught cheating previously doesn't help. If he was just some new guy joining the community I don't think anyone would be scrutinising him this much.
The problem is that there were reasons to doubt his run, obviously he was caught cheating in the Mario Kart DS community
15:01 never really understood all of those comments when _every other smb1 wr in the past two years calls the exact time instantly_ lmao
anyway great vid, i'd love to see you make more videos showing how to spot faked runs in other games :)
yes but it's different because lecookie cheater brazil man
Which is why people were skeptical of the run. Him instantly calling out the time still wasn't anything suspicious
I believe Kosmic explained in a tutorial how they determine if a speedrun is legit or not. That match is determined to be accurate down to frame counts.
The entire thing was kinda sad. I mean it is fair to be suspicious about it at first considering his history. That's why the mods of the board put these additional requirements on him. Ultimately there was no definite proof that indicated cheating but people still didn't accept his world record tie. At least it made it on the board finally. And don't get me wrong. It sucks if he actually did cheat but with experienced runners not finding any evidence then you can't really justify not posting the run.
@@tobiasha93 That's because people in the speedrunning community are too quick to judge. Always applying the "guilty until proven innocent" principle instead of the proper ones. But that's not the most offending one. While you see people that didn't cheat get treated like such, you often see actual cheaters getting away with murder. One memorable case that comes to mind was the runner that went to run at AGDQ for a game he openly admitted to have cheated on his record. The speedrunning community is going down to levels of politicians these days. Who you know and what you are matters more than your proven skill. And that whole spiel is made worse by the fact that these people don't even get paid to set these world records. Imagine if they were.
Dream is really that sore a cheater, huh.
No he brought what was suspicious to the mods. You Karl Jobst fans can't get over your hatred. Your so vile. Why not act that way when Karl Jobst hid his cheating for 20 years.
I think I also wrote a comment accusing LeKukie of cheating back then. I'm sorry, Karl! I will try to show better behaviour in the future.
i think you should apologize to lekukie rather than apologizing to karl
I think you should apologize to your uncle for not mowing his lawn rather than apologizing to karl
apologize to me, immediately
@@evilseedsgrownaturally1588 Sorry not sorry.
@@thefunniestcomment1157 ur name funy
How is dream not to blame for that first one? When someone falsely accuses someone else of a crime, the culpability for a false conviction isn't just on the cops, prosecutor, judge, and jury. It's also on the false accuser to the extent that it's a prosecutable offense in its own right. And yeah, this wasn't a crime and there was no court room, but the point is that there exists a cultural understanding that an accuser bears some level of moral responsibility for the consequences of their accusations. Furthermore, dream didn't just point out an inconsistency and raise questions about it. If that's all he'd done then there would be more of a case for placing all blame on the moderators. But he explicitly asserted that the run was spliced. He's the one responsible for putting people, including the moderators, into the mindset that run was cheated.
Oh you cheeky rapscallion, you, putting Dream in the thumbnail. You got me.
2 years later. Hilarious that dream went through so much trouble to identify a cheater.
getting called an absolute legend is a great serotonin boost lmao
"Be curious, not judgemental." - Walt Whitman (and Ted Lasso)
If u achieve something legitimately and someone accuses you of cheating its the greatest compliment you can get
It's like getting called a hacker in a fps game when you're not
it can also be the worst thing cause you could get voted knowing you're innocent. *Among Us flashbacks*
it can also be the worst thing cause you could get voted knowing you're innocent. *Among Us flashbacks*
so bizarre to have all of your records thrown out without trying to contact the player for a sufficient explanation. I would have probably made the same assumptions in the corbinos's case, but I would at least require contacting that player for an investigation/a video call to see his version of the folder to verify the discrepancy.
edit: glad to see they put in more safeguards
Thank you for clarifying Lekukie's run. As a member of the SMB Speedrunning community, it was kinda painful reading some of the "evidence" people were using.
the full time minecraft youtuber joke is my favorite running gag
So it turns out Dream became the very thing he swore to destroy...
A cheater
He is such a troll.
Ironic...
@@OMORIDAILYNEWS oh thank you! sorry i misunderstood the joke for a second but thankfully i remembered it. We need more people like you in society
Dream:
"Do as I say, not as I do"
What accuse someone else of cheating who wasn't
Karl is one of the only UA-camrs that I watch every video :)
Lesson of the day: If you're not certain about something, don't immediately doubt others; doubt yourself first.
So true! That thought should be applied in every aspect of life by everyone. So tired of trying to teach idiots that they are wrong and delusional while them not paying attention to the facts in favor of their "oppinion".
Ehh. The dishonest speed runners will exploit that mentality in a heartbeat.
@@MoneyManHolmes Such people exploit anything at any cost I guess Xdd
Nope. Nope nope nope. That's not what Karl's saying at all, and in fact he's saying that doubt is GOOD. He's saying to question why when you see something suspicious that you are not sure of what's going on yourself, not to just doubt yourself first. To use a current important example: the people that doubt vaccines are fine to doubt them- but they should be asking why they doubt them, and then proceed from there to find the answers for why, instead of just latching onto the answer that validates their fears by manipulating and lying to them (fuck you, Wakefield, and all the people that have been lying about how mRNA works).
@@KainYusanagi that's the same thing. Doubting "why" is involved in doubting yourself.
Doubting yourself is universally a good thing, since everybody can be wrong, it happens a lot more often then one can think and "everybody" involves "you". That's also called "critical thinking".
This guy is like a cool history teacher.
except statistics
I was one of the people suspicious of Lekukie's "I tied the record!" on that video. Thanks for clearing up that detail!
That pizza reference at the last few seconds was probably the most amazing offhanded diss of a known cheater I've seen this year. Massive props lol.
About time you acknowledged "Pasando Super Mario" was real after all
A good way to keep me from listening to the super Mario galaxy 2 OST and doing the essay I currently have in class
In the lekukie video:
Lekukie: I tied WR?!?
Everyone: OH HE CHEATED HE KNEW THAT HE TIED THE WR BEFORE RE-TIMING IT
Niftski: 430! (as in 4:55.430)
Everyone: understandable, have a nice day
People who don't follow smb1 don't realize that people saying their time is very common.
If people are calling lekukie's run fake since he knew that he tied WR, then they should also call kosmic's 4:55.913 fake since he literally called the run in 4-1. People these days 🤦♂️
87 likes in the first minute of uploads. That’s how much faith we have in you mate ✌🏻😂
1k in 17 mins
I started watching, first second clicked like. Then came down the comment section to see this xD
69 (haha funny number now laugh) dislikes in 40 minutes
Lmao in the Terraria speedrunning community we get this all the time. Recently, a new mode was added, that’s similar-ish to creative mode in Minecraft, but you still have to get items and find bosses. It turns a 2 hour run into a 15 minute run, so it’s a good way to ease yourself into the game. But because it was added only within the last year, and only on the PC version, we get so, so many random commenters accusing us of cheating. Like you said, it’s perfectly fine to be skeptical, but if you’ve never even heard of the game mode I’m playing in, perhaps don’t accuse me of cheating, until you actually understand the game at a fundamental level?
I am in the terraria speedrunning discord and i just simply take those comments as a meme.
@@panzerkampfwagentigerausfb6378 Yeah you gotta laugh, because if you don't laugh, you'll end up just crying at human stupidity ;D
Hope a Programmer or Modder reads this:
Call me Nerdy,
but i think 'Nen' from HunterxHunter would translate well to Minecraft; no kidding.
-The Player himself decides his Aura-Type (1 of 6)
-2 Dice together decide the 'Talent'.
-1 Dice decides Aura-Amount aka Fuel.
-1 Dice decides the Memory-Space (=Max Ability-Number),
but getting a 6 calls for a Re-Roll.
The Rest is a simple Mod:
Just program in the Ability to do 'Image-Training' by Clicking
on one and the same Block or Entity again and again
and again and again and... uhm... oh yeah: Again.
That takes time, but the Result will be a Supernatural
Power!
What do YOU think?
@@slevinchannel7589 weird place to put but needs a bit of work still a neat idea could be interesting
Does this mean we can expect to see Pizza and Pizza-less leaderboards in speedrunning's future?
Also need a blindfolded pizza category
All pizza-less speedruns are fake, so it doesn't really need a leaderboard
I never beat NES Super Mario as a kid, and haven't played it since; however, if Pizza% became a thing, I'd unironically put in attempts every time I ordered pizza