Top 3 Best Goldeneye Speedrunners Ever
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2019
- In the 20 years that I’ve been speedrunning Goldeneye I’ve seen a lot of crazy players come and go, but today, we will look at the top 3 greatest of all time.
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Goldeneye is the 3rd best selling game on the Nintendo 64. It has an extremely rich history of speedrunning and is one of the most popular games to speedrun.
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Let me know if you have any feedback as always. - Ігри
I worked harder on this video and made it longer. Let me know if that is a good thing, or a bad thing. Thanks you absolute legends.
Longer videos are enjoyable if you keep your great work, i'm not even watching the timer and the video is on 7 minutes. Also, why yo're not on the video? you're one of the legends that should be there too.
Loved the video!
For sure a good thing, keep up the great work.
I watched all the way to the end easily
Brilliant
That Karl Jobst guy is also pretty good at Goldeneye.
Yeah he should stream on twitch or something, I feel like he’d be popular.
How about the guy who got Dam 52 or Frigate 22?
I know right! Wasn't his name Karl jobst? He should've been on the list
Oh yeah, karl jobst right? I think he made some goldeneye and doom speedrunning videos iirc
@@PPUnknown yeah yeah that guy
pretty sure it was physically impossible
That guy is an absolute legend and doesnt need to be mentioned
Personally, i prefer the longer videos. In my opinion, they allow you to go into greater depth and detail than the shorter videos allow for, and as a result are more entertaining and enjoyable. I dont know how others feel but that is my take on it. Love your content Karl, it is really amazing
this
I concur.
word!
Well, Karl can afford doing this. Goldeneye community, while a relatively big one for a 1997 game, is still small in the grand scheme of things. And since we don't have to deal with people who's attention span is only 1 minute at best, we can afford to make 30 min long vids. So yeah, longer vids = better vids
Its for sure better for frequent watchers, but would probably scare off new watchers
17:54 "Dam agent 53 would go on to become the longest lasting Goldeneye record of all time" ... "until I completely decimated it". lol That's why I love @Karl Jobst, he calls everyone an absolute legend when he is THE absolute legend.
Yooo Walter did not expect to see ya here
If he was the absolute legend, he wouldn't need us to watch his videos for profit.
@@miljororforsprakpartiet290 Är på puckad?
@@miljororforsprakpartiet290 "To be great is to be misunderstood.” -Emersom
"Beaten by Karl Jobst"
😂
It’s like watching Summoning Salts videos on Punch Out.
@@damboulton It was the quietest flex.
Sadge
These players were Champions... but they were more than that. They were ABSOLUTE LEGENDS
THE CLUTCHNESS
Karl, I say this without a doubt-- your videos, your ideas and theories, everything you've done within the speedrunning community in your 20 years to now and beyond, will mark you down in history as a literal ABSOLUTE LEGEND. Thank you, seriously.
Thank you for the epic comment
@@karljobst
I truly mean it.
I'm still new to the world of Speedrunning, and your videos are far and above every single existing content creator. Not that others are bad, at all, you are just simply the Dam 52 to their troves of 53.
Is there a way I might be able to chat with you, if willing? I'd love to pick your brain on how you might tackle some of the hurdles I'm facing. Thanks for you epic reply, and amazing content.
@@karljobst you are a legend in the retro running space
Great vid, but have you heard of Karl Jobst? he should definitely be on this list.
Ironic since we're on the channel of the man himself commenting this.
That's the point.
@@rawr51919 r/woooosh
He is an absolute legend
Great comment, but have you heard of the high elves?
Karl Jobst: “Hello you absolute legends”
Me, an absolute legend: :)
"no, you're breathtaking. you're all breathtaking"
Rayan's smile at that video was adorable xD
"I also play Goldeneye" - Rayan Isran, 2005
Pretty crazy how almost every “insane time” set by those mentioned in the video were broken by Karl
Now imagine the number of ones at their theoretical peak that he's tied added to the tally.
karl is a pretty humble player. I remember in one video he didn't mention any record he untied.
@@benro6564 I mean the amount of effort and natural skill it takes just to get one record is insane, and guys like him are pumping them out through the years and he doesn't even head nod his accomplishments most of the time. Humble and skilled, a good combo.
KJ, you are the ABSOLUTE LEGEND! You've single-handedly reunited my love for GE, PD and Doom. All of your videos are amazing. You are very humble, and very honest, two things that are rare these days. Thank you for introducing me to a bunch of people in the best interest of the game. Your video break downs are insane. Thank you, from a YT fan.
"Only the very best of the best were able to tie Frigate 0:23"
> Next slide shows KJ breaking 0:22
Sir, your humblebrag game is as great as your Goldeneye skills XD
I watch every video you put up! Keep up the good work. Long videos are welcome.
Thanks so much for the encouragement!
Zwei Künstler treffen aufeinander.
I gotta say, I respect the hell out of you. I know how competitive people get and even the NICEST competitive people rarely, if ever, are this goddamn nice and respectful in their own field. I'm a pretty chill person who tends to care more about if I'm having fun than I am with being the greatest, yet I imagine even I'm the kind of person who wouldn't be humble enough to speak with such breathless awe and admiration for peers you've competed alongside and technically even beaten in some instances. I wouldn't be an arsehole about it, but I might still feel a bit big headed for awhile about my victory before turning around and instead showering admiration on the records that came before me. Shows you really love this stuff.
Man Karl, you suddenly start making videos and I feel like you're already leaps and bounds above other creators. The longer video format is perfect for detailed lists like this. Keep working hard my man, I am proud of the progress you've made.
I had no idea you were even a top player. You're so humble and never bring it up, and being outside of the community I didn't realize you hold records yourself till you showed some screenshots of the charts. You're a good man
Strangely compelling viewing. Never speedrun in my life but love these vids. Keep it up Karl
Same as you. they are pretty dramatic though.
a 10 year old: I'm about to destroy those men's whole careers
Srsly underrated comment
@@TheGermanDoomGuy1939 So original indeed, this comment's innovation changed the comment section forever..what an absolute legend..
For those that didn’t notice, look at the column titled “beaten by”
That’s our boy right there
6:20
6:00 Only the best of the best were able to beat it. I think I saw a KJ there? Absolute Legend
Bosshart gets my respect for abusing lookdown while everybody was arguing about it.
SNEAK 100
Guess they had all their heads in the clouds
Thank you for making videos like this Karl. I enjoy this history of speedrunning videos. Keep up the good work.
I have never speed ran any game, I haven’t played goldeneye for 20 years but between binging you and goose the last few months I’m addicted.
Great video
Length was good, you did justice to each players history, without dragging it out, or focusing on one player over another. This video represents the overall elite very well. Nice video Karl! Keep it up!
legend
Tips on watching the videos faster?
UA-cam goes up to 2x speed. And I can glitch to the start and end with the seek bar but I'm trying to speedrun the videos glitchless.
I actually just spent about a minute trying to figure out how to watch a video even faster without glitches or cheating devices, and that's a minute of my life that I'm never getting back.
I love how you did this. I was expecting you to split hairs between Clemens/ace/rutzou/luke/yourself but to my pleasant surprise you took a historical approach, which I think makes for a much more enjoyable story!
I liked the lowkey flexing Karl did in this video.
the double untied WRs? hahaha
@Blubber The Humility Dam 52
Love the subtle flex of him beating both the longest held records
Karl: Of course I know him, he's me
Your right, Perfect Ace is crazy naturally talented. Hes like the Bobby Fisher of Speedrunning.
Thought the same myself!
It never ceases to amaze me that people continue, unironically, to use "I couldn't do it, therefore _no one_ could do it" as justification for something not being possible.
I like long videos. I play them in the background, and often a few more times while concentrating and such.
Your voice is nice and your expressiveness is appreciated.
Keep up with long vids if ya can!
DaVeganZombie same Here - I don’t know how often I’ve already watched almost all of Karl’s videos - but his voice and art of talking has something really relaxing.not to confuse with boredom ☝️
So Bryan is the Bossheart!
I think Rayan's story is the most wholesome one in the list!
Awesome stories here that will even hold a place in my heart, as a non-speedrunner!
Very entertaining and interesting video. In my opionion, this the perfect lenght for such a video - it is long enough to go into details and to explain enough to understand everything, even if one is not so familiar with the history of the game. Yet it is short enough to comofortably watch it and to enjoy it.
Of course, the lenght of a video heavily depens on the topic - but explaning why these gamers are number 1, 2 and 3 needs more time than 3 minutes each and thats it, in my opinion.
However, I also enjoy some of the shorter videos - I think it is a good idea to try and mix it up, depending on the topic.
Therefore - thanks for the great video and I hope you will continue with you amazing work.
My guess before video starts:
1. Wouter Jansen
2. Bryan Bosshardt
3. Perfect Ace
Not bad, you picked the same 3 guys at least Haha
I've been watching your videos for some time, but I guess I missed this one. Your efforts in documenting significant moments in speedrunning history are second to none and very much appreciated, not least of all just for posterity's sake. Thanks and cheers, you absolute legend.
So much love goes in to these videos man. I'm 32 and i grew up with the NES SNES and 64. So watching these has such a great feeling of nostalgia
Loved watching this, I never speedran Goldeneye but I did with Perfect Dark, I remember much of what happened but at the time it was never a big deal, it's only when you look back and realise how badass the crew over at the Goldeneye speedrunning community really were. I miss those days very much so. Awesome video Karl.
I love this channel. I love how you immortalise these legends. It's nostalgic, emotional, inspiring, and a little sad altogether. Thanks for making this channel and these videos. Please, don't ever stop.
Damn. Rayan is REALLY good. I could never do all that shit at 10 yrs old, and I'm 13 now and I still probably couldn't do it. He is a legend
I'm 30 and couldn't get close without smashing a controller kids got poise!
Haven't played Goldeneye in years.. but still remeber the joy it brought all those years ago. Have been regularly staying up to date with the games past, and present community all thanks to the content that individuals like you, and Goose have provided. Thank you for the countless moments of joy and nostalgia that you have given me, and many others. People like you guys redefine the meaning of true.. Absolute. Legends. Thank you Karl! Stay True, you Absolute Legends.
I thought this was going to be Marc/Clem/Ace but at the end of the day, strategy innovation is taken for granted a lot.
Don't forget Karl Jobst, he's a legend of our time and currently holds the most WR's.
Another great video, Karl.
It is awesome to have longer videos, lots of details that isn't possible in short videos.
Great music choice! DK and Chrono Trigger bring back memories. Also, you're very humble, you never mention your own records here. Kudos for that, speaks loads about you!
Never underestimate the younguns. They are crafty little buggers.
The best Battlefield player I've ever known on Xbox was 9 years old. His name was Greatest30. He alone could've taken on absolutely everyone else in the clan at the same time and won. He literally got the most kills in a match on the largest map in the game with nothing but the knife. By a factor of *_two._* He was horrifying.
He was one of the main reasons I retired from competitive shooters. In my prime, I was untouchable, but it was clear at that time that I was old hat.
Hope he's doing well. His future is brighter than mine. He seemed to look up to me, but he really shouldn't have.
Cringe.
@@fnco Oh look, another 9 year old.
Ignore that dumb kid from before. I for one love hearing these stories.
"I was untouchable" lol yeah sure you were mate... 😂😂😂
i wonder if he became a streamer
"The greatest Goldeneye player of all times is, of course, myself... just kidding" - Wouldn't have minded hearing this joke, you deserve a shout out every now and then.
This video gave me goosebumps. The level of detail and passion that it contains is immense. Keep up the good work!
He starts off each entry in the countdown to Natalya somersaulting out of the Control elevator from a mine explosion
Oh lawdie, my sides.
I think this is the first video of yours that I've ever watched, and I really enjoyed it! History behind word record is always fascinating and you did a justice to it in my eyes. Also, Natalia clip for the countdown was great, haha
I like how he didn't brag about being the one to break Brian's 15 year record. Very humble.
You do a real service to the Goldeneye speedrunning community. Well done mate.
My eyes actually welled a little bit at your evocative praise of fellow speedrunners. Cheers to an absolute legend.
Thank you for this video! I'm not remotely involved in speed running but you still made it easy to understand and get behind.
Hey Karl! Im so impressed of u speedrunners! I started playing goldeneye in 1997 and I was obsessed, but most of the time we played multiplayer, I didn’t even finish secret agent back then. While we were playing multiplayer every now and then in 2007 I had a new try in single player and made the game through including every cheat. For us it was a massive achievement, especially bunker 2 took us hundreds of try’s. But now seeing these world records it’s absolutely breathtaking for me! but more important is what kind of fanbase it got! I always said these Nintendo and rare games are special, afterwards with ps3/4 Xbox 3 it was never the same again, u finish the game and that’s it. With these n64 games , especially goldeneye, perfect dark, super Mario, conkers bad für day, etc it was different. U try and try and try and u never feel bored, you just know there possibilities to get better or other ways to achieve things! I’m really happy there are guy like u who keep this hell of a game alive and fighting this game to the edge to be absolute legends!
i've got to say i do love the transition of blowing Natalia out of the elevator :) "this is your stop, next floor!"
I'm making a marathon watching all your videos, really love the content and your voice thanks so much for posting about speed running history
Dude, love your goldeneye videos, it literally might make me pick it up even though I never played it or speedrun!
Such great content Karl. I’ve never done any speed running but I really appreciate how you link the skills, dedication and e.g. the ability to innovate and strategize in the game into something that really describes a lot of the things in my context of software development. It is fascinating for example that the pushing of boundaries takes such a brave soul as Bryan and how just through sheer force of will you can set new world records even all the odds are against you. Again, really appreciate your videos and have no doubt in my mind that your channel will soon explode in popularity, thanks again.
Loving these type of videos Karl, keep it up, and keep your runs up as well!
this was awesome
Thanks heaps man
@@karljobst where would you put yourself karl? I think your humbly 6th. The giants before you had big shoes..
I just found your channel, you will get HUGE on UA-cam. Your videos are SO damn nice to watch!!! I've been watching the latest ones from back to back because i am just captured by the style and narrative!
Epic. Thanks heaps!
I love how many of the records you bring up have yourself as the person who beat it ;) A quiet (not so subtle) nod to your own skill and place in the games history.
This was an absolutely amazing video, and the one that got me to subscribe after a few days of watching. To see how much respect you have for these players is wonderful. Knowing that you beat two of the records mentioned is phenomenal. I only just gained an interest in Goldeneye speedrunning from a spectator view, so seeing names and faces to some untied records is really cool. Thank you so much for this video. I look forward to more in the future, and hope this game continues to entertain you for years to come.
So much time, attention to detail, and passion went into this.
As for this being a longer video, your videos are always dense and perfectly paced. You can make videos as long as you want.
Really nice video, liked the length and good work with the thumbnail (i like the clean style)
Going back to this after a while, I think what I love about Karl, and also summoningsalt, is that they big up so many speedrunners and call them all the ‘best the game has seen’ but they are arguably also in contention in their respective games (goldeneye and perfect dark, and punchout). Humble kings
music choices on point as always. secret of the forest is ++
Man, I can't get enough of this content. I actually only recently learned of the speedrunning community from watching Moist Critikal and Kurtis Conner but now I'm hooked on this content. Amazing stuff.
Excellent video! keep up the good work man, i enjoy your videos.
I think this is my favorite video of yours, awesome job
He's of the sound mind that no matter how great you are, you leave it to others to revere you. Tooting one's own horn (at least without being completely in a league of one's own) dims one's shine significantly.
Great video; GE and PD have a very rich history and you're one of the best talkers around.
new to your channel (somehow just occurred to me to check if people play goldeneye competitively and this came up). I respect the humility showing you doubting the first player! Subscribed!
particularly in cases like Rayan, I'm quite interested to know what these people do in their lives, are they in other ways totally normal? Are they geniuses? What kind of lives do they have after speedrunning?
It’s just a passion for the game, obviously combined with good motor skills. If someone’s really passionate they will dedicate themselves without even knowing they are dedicated, they just love it. Obviously people like Rayan are on the extreme end of things.
Just normal life. It is a hobby after all.
Karl uses the word “career” really loosely as none of these guys are actually speed-running for a consistent salary. Rayan probably just grew up and had to focus more on school and what not.
That sudden zoom in into "Perfect" was fantastic.
Karl, holy, this is quality content. Obviously our lists are different, no kj here. GG tbh
This is a really neat community. I’ve never been into it myself but even years later I love watching your videos
Dude love your channel and super cool watching it growing so fast!
Love these vids man truly awesome, maybe for your next video i think we would really like a video about how you came on to the scene, thanks bro
It's refreshing to see video game history being documented and shared.
Another fascinating video!
Big boss ftw. A nice tribute. Well done.
Hey man, really enjoying your videos and the time you put into them. Just a thought, would love to hear more detail about the development of technique which leads to new records - much more interesting when you learn what the new player did differently to succeed, and seeing how playstyles evolve over time. You do this a bit already (like in the lookdown video for GE) but your videos are strongest when you go into that sort of detail, even if it means only focusing on one level in particular. Anyway I'm enjoying your stuff, thanks for making it.
Love your speed running videos. I loved goldeneye as a kid but never got to speed run very well
The GOATS of speedrunning. Love your videos Karl!
Gotta talk about Ilari and MR too.. great job with the video Karl. 15-20 minutes seems to be a nice length for you. But I could do shorter or longer so I just speak for myself. Keep up the great work!
What a fantastic thumbnail for a fantastic video. Coming from gooses channel and subbing. UA-cam NEEDS more GE Speed running content. Karl is a fucking mad man, so I should have been subbed sooner. I hope to see more content like this in the future :)
great video Karl, this is the content i love.
This guy is awesome! Always great to see a fellow aussie making great content mate
Good Video Karl, I Enjoyed it, continue the good work!
What a curious and amazing story about Wouter. Thank you for sharing it with those of us outside of the Goldeneye community.
Watched a few of these now - subscription definitely earnt.
i dont even really speedrun but im addicted to your vids. keep it up karl
Great video. Compelling look at Goldeneye history.
One thing I really like about you, is you point out you said something negative, and show what you said, but when you beat a record, you just say the record was beaten, you don't credit yourself, or over grandize yourself, I find that really admirable.
Epic intro
got my hyped about speedruns lol
Great work Karl, you are a great story teller.
Damn, Rayan’s parents had the next spelling bee phenom on their hands if he wasn’t so distracted
It seems they were a bit distracted themselves!