[TAS] Crash Twinsanity - Any% (RTA:

This is a proof-of-concept TAS for the new cursed warp with somewhat decent movement.
TASVideos: tasvideos.org/UserFiles/Info/...
Input file: cdn.discordapp.com/attachment...
RTA timing: 11:36.16
TAS timing: 12:27.16
Rerecord count: 1276
Emulator: PCSX2 v1.7.3207 (github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/releas...)
Bios: SCPH-50004 [v01.70(27/02/2003) / 20030227-193050] + fast boot
Game version: PAL (redump.org/disc/4514/)
Might desync but it fixes itself once you restart PCSX2 or restart recording (available only when playing a input file) (Remember to not have any memory cards inserted to PCSX2)

[@MundoCrashBandicoot]

Woah! became my video favorite of TAS, very good the move you made

[@Sestain]

Glad to hear that!

[@paperness]

Very cool, one of my favorite games 👍

[@Sestain]

Same here!

[@Maximal_Beasts]

9:15 is COld

[@Sestain]

Just barely catching the cycle :D

[@noahsimcox]

oh ye

[@daninavarro8275]

Damn this one is a crazy video to wake up to, great tas, how many pre records did it take, seems like theres still small improvements to be made 🤔

[@Sestain]

1276

[@Willcon970]

@@Sestainjesus

[@noahsimcox]

hopefully i didnt make a mistake, but i just roughly timed warp skip in comparison with my best warp skip, and this was 7 seconds longer than mine. I started timing when you spawn in the room with cortex, and for me, about a second before i reach cortex.

[@Sestain]

The time save comes from not watching psycho room cutscenes so cursed warp is faster in the long run, which is the reason this being 11min 36sec

[@noahsimcox]

i'm just talking about the movement and execution from about a second before grabbing cortex to the AA cutscene. it's essentially the same for both routes, unless i'm mistaken, and it seems like the tas was several seconds slower than my best segment. im not trying to be a douche, i'm just curious to see an optimized warp skip

[@Sestain]

@@noahsimcox I agree that this wasn't the most optimized but more of a proof of concept to show that this is possible and faster at least for now. (I can do a tas with the old route with cortex and time that)

[@noahsimcox]

Ok that makes sense

[@noahsimcox]

8:42 do you know how much faster this route is compared to the normal route?

[@Sestain]

3.87 seconds

[@noahsimcox]

Thanks