This guy that Dracula's spirit becomes enhanced to (in Smash Ultimate) starts out with a lot of hit points in this game. I'm impressed So Muh Cruise is that strong from the get to.
Soma would have been an interesting character in Smash, imagine after taking a stock it's neutral B becomes a new move based in the character he took a stock
It's always been on TH-cam. Just the first time it's been re-encoded and uploaded to the Official channel. Recent rule revisions allowed this to come back reclassified as "inbounds".
@Ryan Musthofa (OP) To expand on Smolselene's answer, a TAS allows the "player" to progress the game one frame at a time, allowing for deliberation on whether to add an input on that frame, subtract an active input (releasing a held input for example), or to simply advance as is to the next frame. This makes it possible to do tricks and executions that a real-time player (aka "a human") would either struggle with, or be unable to accomplish, be it consistently or at all. Going back to tweak inputs is what the Rerecord count is for, which also includes going back to manipulate luck-based factors such as soul-drops. For more, I went and found this video that explains it rather well: th-cam.com/video/Ietk1-Wb7oY/w-d-xo.html
None, it's rng manip. Basically, the game decides whether or not he gets a soul/item from an enemy based off a random number that changes based on a variety of things (button presses, particles, etc.) So at points, he'll press a button or perform an action to progress, or manipulate, the rng of the game. Sometimes the movement becomes "not optimal" because of it, however losing a frame in movement in those cases saves 5 minutes of grinding.
@Joseph Edge (OP) Also calling it a "cheat" or calling what the runner is doing "cheating" tends to be a bit of a trigger with most who are familiar with TAS running. This video will tell you more about it: th-cam.com/video/Ietk1-Wb7oY/w-d-xo.html
![[TAS] GBA Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow "all souls" by Fz-last, klmz & Pike in 17:06.41](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LDx4KpYdykg/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] GBA Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow "all souls" by Fz-last, klmz & Pike in 17:06.41](/img/tr.png)
![[TAS] NES Castlevania by Challenger & eien86 in 10:12.13](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nIs4cuMhNbU/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] [Obsoleted] GBA Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow "Julius mode, all bosses" by hellagels, KSeptup...](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/AOAqc3Bf2sM/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] PCECD Castlevania: Rondo of Blood by arukAdo in 23:17.78](/img/n.gif)
I think I spent more time farming for a Peeping Eye soul than the entire run time of this video.
Same but for Maneater and Ectoplasm
For me it was the Zombie soul
Peeping Eye soul was so time-consuming to get. I got the soul for 2 hrs.
Imagine being a monster and this guy starts annihilating your friends by moonwalking
OMG he took Jerry's soul! JERRY NOOOOO!
Aria of Sorrow: Backstab bunny hop Soma mode.
Dawn of Sorrow: Spinning divekick hop Soma mode
I love this game so much, i could get lost in it, play it for years and still enjoy it.
Ikr
with retroachievements being a thing, you can replay this game a few more times now.
蒼真の動きが進化していくところは、いつ見てもすごいと思ってしまう。
特に連続急降下キック走りのダバダバした動きは、変な笑いが出てくる。
I know! It looks so ridiculous!
Soma Cruz BLJs through ancient castle, becomes Dracula (circa 2021)
This guy that Dracula's spirit becomes enhanced to (in Smash Ultimate) starts out with a lot of hit points in this game. I'm impressed So Muh Cruise is that strong from the get to.
Soma would have been an interesting character in Smash, imagine after taking a stock it's neutral B becomes a new move based in the character he took a stock
@@NesuProps just like Kirby
Ah yes, Soma channeling his inner Mathias
Graham: Start the car! I said "Get in the f***ing car!"
Soma: *goes berserk chasing Graham with Mina*
Fleaman Soul "Hops around madly" After hopping around madly for 3 and a half minutes before even getting the soul.
this happens when drinking Monster after hot coffee
Soma is less a man here than a God-forsaken Cuisinart.
Favorite game to watch TASes of
Nearly 11 years old and only now is it on TH-cam. Oof.
So about at least older than most of the people who use twitter, Tiktok, Instagram, discord and youtube, got it
It's always been on TH-cam. Just the first time it's been re-encoded and uploaded to the Official channel. Recent rule revisions allowed this to come back reclassified as "inbounds".
Me: Sees Hop Madly
Also Me: Oh god no
Also Also me : Sees dive kick unlocked what is he....Oh dear lord no.
Cool old run.
Great run
If Junius really saw this guy fighting against giant, he will recognize the tiny of human being and submit to Dracula...
7:15 このあたりから本格的にドゥエりだす
this TAS fellow should but a lottery ticket
Imagine being the Omipitent God of the Game just Watching all of this go down.
esse e o Harmony of Dissonance são os que eu mais gosto no GBA!
*"I JUST NEED THAT LITTLE* [Soul] *YOU HAVE!!!"*
shut up
@@TheError404Memes
You first.
SPAM [tong]
cool tas run
When Castlevinia character s smoking that good stuff LOL.
Crazy combo 😅😅😅
Excellent bro 😏👉👉
Soma got the Fast without the Grass
how can he got the souls that easily? wtf with those movements
it's a tool assisted speedrun
@Ryan Musthofa (OP)
To expand on Smolselene's answer, a TAS allows the "player" to progress the game one frame at a time, allowing for deliberation on whether to add an input on that frame, subtract an active input (releasing a held input for example), or to simply advance as is to the next frame.
This makes it possible to do tricks and executions that a real-time player (aka "a human") would either struggle with, or be unable to accomplish, be it consistently or at all.
Going back to tweak inputs is what the Rerecord count is for, which also includes going back to manipulate luck-based factors such as soul-drops.
For more, I went and found this video that explains it rather well:
th-cam.com/video/Ietk1-Wb7oY/w-d-xo.html
Soma Cruz el loco! 😂
So what mod or cheat do you have active to make the enemies drop souls more often?
None, it's rng manip. Basically, the game decides whether or not he gets a soul/item from an enemy based off a random number that changes based on a variety of things (button presses, particles, etc.) So at points, he'll press a button or perform an action to progress, or manipulate, the rng of the game. Sometimes the movement becomes "not optimal" because of it, however losing a frame in movement in those cases saves 5 minutes of grinding.
@Joseph Edge (OP)
Also calling it a "cheat" or calling what the runner is doing "cheating" tends to be a bit of a trigger with most who are familiar with TAS running.
This video will tell you more about it:
th-cam.com/video/Ietk1-Wb7oY/w-d-xo.html
WAIT!!! is so speed that can go hazbin hotel? 22:36
8:44 is that a rapid frog?
9:42 yup definitely a frog
11:48 sora got a stroke
Ay
why so easy to get souls?
Rng manipulation
Lol XD AJAJAJAJA WTF HAHAHHAHA
"TAS"