Bismuth

10 Myths about Speedrunning This is more of a generic video outside of my usual formula, but I felt like it had to be put out there. This goes for the next video I'm going to upload as well. After that, more speedrun breakdowns! Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 00:19 - Myth #1: Speedrunning is not appreciating a game's content 01:31 - Myth #2: Speedrunners cannot play games casually 02:23 - Myth #3: Speedrunning is pointless 03:11 - Myth #4: Speedrunners have no job 04:24 - Myth #5: Speedruns are played on emulators 05:46 - Myth #6: Speedruns that do not complete 100% of the game are not true speedruns 07:30 - Myth #7 - Glitches are cheating and unimpressive 11:35 - Myth #8 - The world record is perfect and unbeatable 12:01 - Myth #9 - Speedrunning is too difficult to get into 13:01 - Myth #10 - Speed run is two words

How to create the perfect speedrun - Tool-assisted speedrunning explained Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 00:32 - What is a TAS? 02:19 - What tools are involved? 05:36 - Why do a TAS? 07:52 - Misconceptions 14:02 - Conclusion

Super Mario 64 Tool-assisted speedrun world record explained Notes: At 10:06, the action "In water with an object" is labeled as only being reachable using glitches. You can actually get it without glitches by, for instance, grabbing a cork box in Shifting Sand Land and swimming in the oasis with it. However, "Metal in water with an object" cannot be done without glitches, as there are no levels with all the elements required to get that animation. You can achieve it with glitches in Jolly Roger Bay, which is the method demonstrated in the picture. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction, History of the any% route 02:46 - BLJ to Vanish Cap Under the Moat, Pause buffering, Quartersteps, Negative jump 08:30 - Vanish Cap Under the Moat BLJ, Deathwarp, Sliding speed conservation 11:50 - Moat Door Skip pt. 1: Parallel universes 14:44 - Moat Door Skip pt. 2: Overflow jump 18:49 - Moat Door Skip pt. 3: Walking into the door 23:10 - To Bowser in the Fire Sea, Dive grinding, Glitchy wall kick, Side BLJ 27:54 - Bowser in the Fire Sea, Pole warp, BLJ, Lag reduction, to Upstairs 30:08 - 50-star door and Infinite stairs skip: BLJ, Sliding speed redirection, Clock punch 37:25 - Bowser in the Sky

The final minute barrier ever - Super Mario Bros. Warpless World Record Explained Notes: At 16;46, for some reason, the left clip is not timed properly. I went back and checked and it is fine in the timeline and the video preview, but came out wrong in the render. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction, Overlay explanation 01:49 - 1-1, Flagpole glitch, Framerules 04:55 - 1-2 to 1-4, Mushroom grab, Stomp from below, Fire kill 07:44 - World 2, Avoiding fireworks, Manual timer inaccuracy, Bowser pattern manipulation 13:05 - World 3, Jumping through platforms 14:50 - World 4, 4-3 framerule, Uncrouch wall clip, Firebar hitboxes 19:05 - World 5 20:30 - World 6, 6-3 framerule, Lag 22:58 - World 7 25:05 - 8-1 to 8-3, Jumping over pipes, Flag subpixel manipulation 28:10 - 8-4, Plant disappearing, Wall jump, Wrong warp, Crouched hitbox 33:15 - Conclusion, Bowser hammers, Timing, How to improve the run