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Similar energy to when gamechamp3000 did the yoshi island minimal murder run, where she found out there's no wrong warps in one level so she just. Discovered one, in order to murder no fish.
Just wanna say, bismuth put a lot of extra time into this because a lot of timings and comparisons he had to make himself! He even learned to TAS some of the game just to figure out how much time could be saved, and analyzed video footage to figure out where time was saved or lost in the run compared to a theoretical one. He really wanted to be thorough with this video for you guys and a lot of unseen work went into this😃
@@xxEzraBxxx yeah but that's one that uses ace to it's fullest while keeping the 11 exit requirement which is just a longer any% run, this one that bismuth made is an actual run that follows the 11 exit category rules. Pretty impressive making just for the video LOL
I was hoping Bismuth would take a moment to explain that the spins make Mario move in time with the music without losing speed as a bit of deadpan humor, but I'm pretty sure a lot of people wouldn't realize it was a joke and get confused. Oh well.
@@reillocb People usually do either this or show off weird tech and glitches when in a situation where there is no further optimization to be made (such as in autoscroll sections)
Bismuth once again proving he is the GOAT of speedrunning content on this platform. The animations are second-to-none in their comprehensiveness and the explanations are excellent. The extra effort to translate the runner's words from Japanese is also quite notable, and very appreciated. He arranges all his own covers of the Mario tracks for the music, and he even made a TAS just for this video. I get teary eyed just thinking about how amazing this channel is. Excellent work once again, Bismuth!
I cannot even grasp the sheer devotion to expressing such a technical beauty with such a focus on details. Every single second of this video oozes dedication. Much appreciated. Love you Bismuth.
Anyone else notice the 9:10 baked into the video so that it's directly below the video scrub bar? What attention to detail! I've never seen that done before, genuinely.
This is actually not that uncommon, in many speedruns there ends up being unavoidable "down-time" with little or no input required from the player so runners often screw around a bit because why not
It can also be a routine that helps him to get consistent results on that level. If you know that by pressing the button in sync with the music brings you to the correct place then you can use that to your advantage
Update: WR is now 9:42.783! Unfortunately Tsuake got hit again during the Bowser fight, but he's going for a 9:41. th-cam.com/video/7XfB3atOZqA/w-d-xo.html Update to the update: WR is now 9:42.700 by oil_in_water! th-cam.com/video/_jf_LSeeTVI/w-d-xo.html
Update: oil_in_water just set a new WR! He managed to beat his previous time by more than a second! The new time is 9:41.616! th-cam.com/video/3Rgph3rps7E/w-d-xo.html
Really loved the more low-level explanation of the cloud glitch. Would love to see more of that type of stuff in the future since I'm a sucker for extremely intricate explanations of low-level CPU workings!
I love that you include such extensive extra notes. It really shows how much you care about detail and accuracy, since surely most people watching would never know the difference. Between your explanation quality, music arrangements, and the fact I can always count on you to include captions (!!!), your channel is genuinely some of the best and most sincere content on youtube. ♡♡♡
ive been playing super mario world LITERALLY since 1993. ive been in the super mario world central (romhacking) community for over 10 years now. i love this game, but i sadly never really got into much speedrunning/speedrunners. cant wait to watch this video fully when i go to bed tonight
This video is by far the best speedrun explained video I've ever seen. Love the concept of watching the run first then a through explanation with comparisons. Also great background music, editing and voiceover. I really appreciate the work and dedication you've put in this.
i love the way you play your own music! and also how you manage to break down complex mechanics and make them easier to understand! good work with the video!
You know, both you and Retro Game Mechanics Explained released such similar videos at the same time. Really great explanations, I always laughed so hard how speedrunners could warp to the credits so easily in this game.
I love the collabaration between you and RGME by releasing videos showcasing the speedrun in practice and a deep dive into the theory around the same time.
It will never cease to piss me off that some people refuse to run or TAS certain categories just because their preferred website doesn't accept it as "legit" even if the information gleaned from such a TAS/run could be useful to everyone involved or it could just be fun. It's such a self destructive mentality that speedrunners have created, and I'm more than pleasantly surprised to see you take that challenge up and somehow only commit a few sentences to it. You're a legend through and through.
@@rarebeeph1783 I agree, but that's an entire rant in and of itself. RTA runners limiting themselves to categories they don't agree with/enjoy rather than doing their own thing is unfortunate, they get caught up with wanting to be number 1 over doing a run they enjoy. Can't say I'm not guilty of this myself to some degree.
@@snapkickUUUU Mmm. There's a lot of value in a community running a category together, but you're absolutely right that a runner should go with whatever rules suit them. That's how we get cool categories in the first place. :)
"I made a video explaining this world record, and here's a whole document with footnotes, an additional video with more explanations, and a reference to another video explaining even more" Bismuth you are a SAINT
22:45 we've been using this trick since shortly after the game came out (I know, I was there for it) and it is SO COOL to see the specifics of why it works!
as a history major, nothing makes me happier than some good footnotes, so I really appreciate your inclusion of the notes document. Too few people go that extra mile on this platform.
I get that TASing can be an end in itself but I still find it odd not to have a TAS equivalent for what looks to be an at least somewhat lively RTA category. Props for making the TAS on top of your usual achievements in writing, directing and editing!
There's so much going on and you were able to explain all of that so clearly, I'm impressed by your dedication, these side to side comparisons were so cool. Tysm for your amazing work!
As an 11-exit runner myself, I've often tried to explain parts of this speedrun in a way that is accurate but also concise and easy to understand. It is a LOT harder than it seems, particularly with cloud glitch, and I always end up either going way too far into detail or just glossing over some parts to avoid confusion, and I'm never quite satisfied with the explanation I give. This video is the best 11-exit rundown I have ever seen, and it's not even close. It explains everything very clearly and somehow does so without oversimplifying the mechanics going on behind the scenes, remaining consistently thorough across each and every level. Heck, I even learned some stuff- I had no idea that there were tactics to reduce the lag in Bowser's disco room using your score! This was a super enjoyable watch, and I'm glad to know I now have a great reference to whip out if I need to explain anything. Thanks for the high quality stuff, I know that a ton of effort had to go into making it.
These types of videos are so meticulous and lovingly crafted I cant stop watching them. I love the true gaming scene, you are absolutely insane in the best way possible.
I just wanna say i love watching these on loop to sleep. Thanks for the dedicated documentaries and quality content that leaves me watching before bed, and early in the morning. Never gets old.
Absolutely always love learning how the insane glitches used to execute speedruns work, and just found out your channel is full of them! This is gonna be a great catalogue to dive through.
Your work is impressive, and it is both entertaining _and_ pays due respect to the people setting these records, all while being highly informative. Thank you for your hard work, it's fantastic.
Another video for the Speedrun History Wall of Fame. Unbelievable quality content Bismuth, keep collaborating and raising the bar. Thank you for your dedication
Algo pushed me here ! The quality of your explanations vastly surpasses anything I've seen on speedruns. Of course, this is no jab to the live commentators on events since you need half an hour to dissect 9 minutes, but I'm really, really glad to finally understand what actually goes on on those crazy runs. You won my sub, keep up the stellar work.
I tend to be later to these videos, but I always love them. This video was stunning and I enjoyed every second of it! You really went above and beyond on this one!
This is one video that I appreciate to watch with subtitles, the hidden commentaries are the best. I have only seen that kind of dedication from TerminalMontage and Technology Connections.
"I was upset there wasn't a proper TAS run for this category so I made one myself." You got a like and a sub from me for that one. Dedication and passion.
I love how he used Luigi as the ghost example xD Also the fact u made urself the TAS because there wasn't one hit different man, keep up the great work!
Wonderful as always my man. The immense work you put in typically shines through very quickly, but it hits different when you're intimately familiar with the game's mechanics and codebase like I am with this one. I have literally nothing to add - you fucking nailed it dude. Thank you for taking the time to put this one out, and especially big thank you to nathanisbored for lending some of his immense insight into this game.
I was really confused when I opened up my feed and saw that 56 minutes ago both Bismuth and Retro Game Mechanics explained just so happen to upload a video about Super Mario World, that was really trippy for a bit ha
This man is unbelievably dedicated to making these videos. If he wanted to just make these videos for views, and thus money, then we would never get something this detailed. Man learned how to TAS just to prove a point.
6:00 I just realized, when Bismuth says to skip ahead to 9:10 if you're confused, a little line labeled 9:10 appears at the bottom of the video. If you drag the scroll bar to that point, you get taken to 9:10. Smart!
Exemplary analysis video! Pleasing to the eye & ear, thorough, & beautifully edited! Thanks so much for uploading! I hope to see more content of such quality in the future!
This and the SM64 vids are probably my favorite explanations yet because both have a lot of effort put into them in different ways, I also really liked the visual comparison between strats!
Showing the comparison between strat speeds with Mario and Luigi on the same screen couldn't have been easy, but it's an excellent way to understand the small differences of "a few frames". Excellent video!
Really loving the strat showcase with luigi. So many speedrun explanations mention how fast something is, but without really a comparison to how a run WITHOUT the glitch looks. So being able to see exactly how much he drops behind from not standing on the rotating platforms or hitting 51 speed really shows exactly why the strat is used. Also because it's implicitly dunking on luigi, which is fitting.
This is my favorite vid of yours. I've watched it 4 times! The run is so cool, and the cloud glitch is awesome. It's so early in the game and they perform such an insane glitch and carry a broken power up all the way to the end of the game.
Sick that you and Retro Game Mechanics Explained uploaded a video on the same topic at the same time. Clearly intended, especially as both videos mention each other, but still worth mentioning
Omg omg I haven't watched the video yet but I've been patiently waiting for this one for a long time! Super Mario World is my absolute favorite Mario game in the entire franchise! Just finished it. Absolutely fantastic! Awesome dedication with the never-before-seen TAS of this game. I'll always be waiting for another Mario video ^_^
wow! it's clear an incredible amount of work went into this. super accurate and impressive! there were so many things I never knew about super mario world, despite having hacked it for years.
Excellent video. Has the right balance of explaining tricks to appreciate the difficulty without making it feel too wordy to lose interest. I think that is hard to do well. Good job.
Always love me some Bismuth in my sub box! Thanks for this awesome video and explanation. I had actually seen the RetroGameMechanicsExplained video before which had me even more intrigued for your take on this. Definitively a great channel to check out - if you fancy yourself some low level assembly =) I love it!
Even if you don't fancy it. I can't follow any coding more complex than HTML to save my life, but love hearing the explanation from these folks who are passionate about it. And it's somehow comforting to know that the explanations exist, even if I'm not able to understand. ✌️🍍
@circleo1992 I'd imagine he's gotta be really tired of explaining those A press saves. Plus, there are probably other projects that he's interested in pursuing before going back to SM64 A press saves. Still, it's amazing to see how the game is being squeezed for everything it's got, and I personally am totally down for seeing more breakdowns of it in the future.
I had already watched the Retro Game Mechanics Explained video just prior to yours and gotta say, absolute class act to mention that at the end... Literally the entire video I was thinking your channel is the perfect cross of RGME and Summoning Salt... Keep up the great work 😊
thank you for all the work you put into your videos. it does not go unnoticed how much attention to detail your videos have and how well you are able to explain abstract concepts or tech to people not in the respective communities
I'm a software engineer and I always find watching how people pull off those glitches is amazing. Especially with a breakdown of how the processes and code work is top notch and super interesting.
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The trimmer puns were a cut above the rest.
The zelda shop theme was a great touch!
cool
"I was annoyed there was no TAS so I made one myself" made me burst out laughing with just how casual it was
Similar energy to when gamechamp3000 did the yoshi island minimal murder run, where she found out there's no wrong warps in one level so she just. Discovered one, in order to murder no fish.
ok
Just made a new TAS. NBD. FTW.
Yeah that was crazy. So much work, and he didn't even mention it much.
Classic Bismuth
Just wanna say, bismuth put a lot of extra time into this because a lot of timings and comparisons he had to make himself! He even learned to TAS some of the game just to figure out how much time could be saved, and analyzed video footage to figure out where time was saved or lost in the run compared to a theoretical one. He really wanted to be thorough with this video for you guys and a lot of unseen work went into this😃
Nathan
@@kaikaizo-iz7sy meet up of smw TASers here😂
@@Regnum0nline i think nathan teased me this video in his stream ngl lol.
worth it, those comparisons were awesome
How would you save time compared to the theoretical run?
I love the visual comparisons using Luigi! It really hits different compared to just saying "oh, this saves a quarter of a second" alone
bismuth is one of the best editors i've seen when it comes to making complex stuff make sense to people with no context
HE MADE HIS OWN TAS THE MAN IS A LEGEND
for real
You know he is dedicated when he makes a full TAS of 11 exit because there isn't one yet.
Chad moment.
There is an 8 minute 11 exit TAS by Masterjun but it uses ACE and humanely impossible tricks
"Fine, I'll do it myself!" :P
ok
@@xxEzraBxxx yeah but that's one that uses ace to it's fullest while keeping the 11 exit requirement which is just a longer any% run, this one that bismuth made is an actual run that follows the 11 exit category rules. Pretty impressive making just for the video LOL
Let's take a second to appreciate timing the spins with the music at 23:04
Godlike with the showmanship
the SMW 11 exit run is actually an advanced rhythm game where you are awarded time save for every spin jump made to the beat of the background music.
I was hoping Bismuth would take a moment to explain that the spins make Mario move in time with the music without losing speed as a bit of deadpan humor, but I'm pretty sure a lot of people wouldn't realize it was a joke and get confused. Oh well.
@@reillocb People usually do either this or show off weird tech and glitches when in a situation where there is no further optimization to be made (such as in autoscroll sections)
Artistry
Bismuth once again proving he is the GOAT of speedrunning content on this platform. The animations are second-to-none in their comprehensiveness and the explanations are excellent. The extra effort to translate the runner's words from Japanese is also quite notable, and very appreciated. He arranges all his own covers of the Mario tracks for the music, and he even made a TAS just for this video. I get teary eyed just thinking about how amazing this channel is. Excellent work once again, Bismuth!
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you appreciate the effort that goes into it.
It really is staggering how high quality these videos are huh?
CPU trying to run a Charging Chuck power up: "That instruction won't stop me because I can't read!"
*Can't read yet
I cannot even grasp the sheer devotion to expressing such a technical beauty with such a focus on details. Every single second of this video oozes dedication. Much appreciated. Love you Bismuth.
I really appreciate your work!
I'm glad SMW Speedrun is getting attention.
I really appreciate your speedruns!
6:06 I've never seen a video put a visual indicator of where to skip to in the video progress bar. Honestly full respect
Anyone else notice the 9:10 baked into the video so that it's directly below the video scrub bar? What attention to detail! I've never seen that done before, genuinely.
23:06 the way this man played the song while swimming…. In a world record run is nothing short of legendary. Bravo.
This is actually not that uncommon, in many speedruns there ends up being unavoidable "down-time" with little or no input required from the player so runners often screw around a bit because why not
It can also be a routine that helps him to get consistent results on that level. If you know that by pressing the button in sync with the music brings you to the correct place then you can use that to your advantage
I do this in all my world record runs, seriously
Update: WR is now 9:42.783! Unfortunately Tsuake got hit again during the Bowser fight, but he's going for a 9:41. th-cam.com/video/7XfB3atOZqA/w-d-xo.html
Update to the update: WR is now 9:42.700 by oil_in_water! th-cam.com/video/_jf_LSeeTVI/w-d-xo.html
Update: oil_in_water just set a new WR! He managed to beat his previous time by more than a second! The new time is 9:41.616!
th-cam.com/video/3Rgph3rps7E/w-d-xo.html
Nice video! Having Luigi and Mario running alongside each other to visually represent potential time saves was a really cool touch. :)
32:33 "I was annoyed at the lack of a Tas so I made one myself"
Damn
Really loved the more low-level explanation of the cloud glitch. Would love to see more of that type of stuff in the future since I'm a sucker for extremely intricate explanations of low-level CPU workings!
Absolutely *love* all the extra work put into visual illustrations like comparing move speed. Makes it so much easier to follow along!
I love that you include such extensive extra notes. It really shows how much you care about detail and accuracy, since surely most people watching would never know the difference. Between your explanation quality, music arrangements, and the fact I can always count on you to include captions (!!!), your channel is genuinely some of the best and most sincere content on youtube. ♡♡♡
The player spinning his character in time with the music on the waterworld is just adorable for some reason
Bismuth when he sees there's no TAS to compare the run against:
*Fine, I'll do it myself*
i was your 69th like
ive been playing super mario world LITERALLY since 1993.
ive been in the super mario world central (romhacking) community for over 10 years now. i love this game, but i sadly never really got into much speedrunning/speedrunners. cant wait to watch this video fully when i go to bed tonight
This video is by far the best speedrun explained video I've ever seen. Love the concept of watching the run first then a through explanation with comparisons. Also great background music, editing and voiceover. I really appreciate the work and dedication you've put in this.
i love the way you play your own music! and also how you manage to break down complex mechanics and make them easier to understand! good work with the video!
It's also smart cause then the music can't get copyright claimed!
Your piano covers are gorgeous!! All of your work is incredible, and all of what you've done for this vid is no exception!!
You know, both you and Retro Game Mechanics Explained released such similar videos at the same time. Really great explanations, I always laughed so hard how speedrunners could warp to the credits so easily in this game.
I love the collabaration between you and RGME by releasing videos showcasing the speedrun in practice and a deep dive into the theory around the same time.
It will never cease to piss me off that some people refuse to run or TAS certain categories just because their preferred website doesn't accept it as "legit" even if the information gleaned from such a TAS/run could be useful to everyone involved or it could just be fun. It's such a self destructive mentality that speedrunners have created, and I'm more than pleasantly surprised to see you take that challenge up and somehow only commit a few sentences to it. You're a legend through and through.
The same thing happens with RTA runs, although it can be more flexible. Especially considering how long TASes take to make.
@@rarebeeph1783 I agree, but that's an entire rant in and of itself. RTA runners limiting themselves to categories they don't agree with/enjoy rather than doing their own thing is unfortunate, they get caught up with wanting to be number 1 over doing a run they enjoy. Can't say I'm not guilty of this myself to some degree.
@@snapkickUUUU Mmm. There's a lot of value in a community running a category together, but you're absolutely right that a runner should go with whatever rules suit them. That's how we get cool categories in the first place. :)
Like I also said on RGME's video. I am constantly amazed at the lengths that speed runners go in breaking games! Excellent video!
"I made a video explaining this world record, and here's a whole document with footnotes, an additional video with more explanations, and a reference to another video explaining even more"
Bismuth you are a SAINT
23:05 swaggiest swimming ever... swim strokes timed with the music
22:45 we've been using this trick since shortly after the game came out (I know, I was there for it) and it is SO COOL to see the specifics of why it works!
Congrats to Bismuth for setting his PB in the Sponsored category!
as a history major, nothing makes me happier than some good footnotes, so I really appreciate your inclusion of the notes document. Too few people go that extra mile on this platform.
I get that TASing can be an end in itself but I still find it odd not to have a TAS equivalent for what looks to be an at least somewhat lively RTA category.
Props for making the TAS on top of your usual achievements in writing, directing and editing!
Loved the part about memory addresses, would love to see more content decompiling old games and analyzing the assembly code
There's so much going on and you were able to explain all of that so clearly, I'm impressed by your dedication, these side to side comparisons were so cool. Tysm for your amazing work!
As an 11-exit runner myself, I've often tried to explain parts of this speedrun in a way that is accurate but also concise and easy to understand. It is a LOT harder than it seems, particularly with cloud glitch, and I always end up either going way too far into detail or just glossing over some parts to avoid confusion, and I'm never quite satisfied with the explanation I give. This video is the best 11-exit rundown I have ever seen, and it's not even close. It explains everything very clearly and somehow does so without oversimplifying the mechanics going on behind the scenes, remaining consistently thorough across each and every level. Heck, I even learned some stuff- I had no idea that there were tactics to reduce the lag in Bowser's disco room using your score! This was a super enjoyable watch, and I'm glad to know I now have a great reference to whip out if I need to explain anything. Thanks for the high quality stuff, I know that a ton of effort had to go into making it.
Thank you for the kind words! It was a tough balance between thoroughness and simplicity.
5:14 Only 78 dollars for an extra life?!! That's crazy!!
These types of videos are so meticulous and lovingly crafted I cant stop watching them. I love the true gaming scene, you are absolutely insane in the best way possible.
I just wanna say i love watching these on loop to sleep. Thanks for the dedicated documentaries and quality content that leaves me watching before bed, and early in the morning. Never gets old.
In addition to making a TAS for this masterpiece, you did the music? Incredible work!
Absolutely always love learning how the insane glitches used to execute speedruns work, and just found out your channel is full of them! This is gonna be a great catalogue to dive through.
Your work is impressive, and it is both entertaining _and_ pays due respect to the people setting these records, all while being highly informative. Thank you for your hard work, it's fantastic.
Another video for the Speedrun History Wall of Fame.
Unbelievable quality content Bismuth, keep collaborating and raising the bar.
Thank you for your dedication
Algo pushed me here ! The quality of your explanations vastly surpasses anything I've seen on speedruns. Of course, this is no jab to the live commentators on events since you need half an hour to dissect 9 minutes, but I'm really, really glad to finally understand what actually goes on on those crazy runs. You won my sub, keep up the stellar work.
I tend to be later to these videos, but I always love them. This video was stunning and I enjoyed every second of it! You really went above and beyond on this one!
This is one video that I appreciate to watch with subtitles, the hidden commentaries are the best. I have only seen that kind of dedication from TerminalMontage and Technology Connections.
“I was annoyed at the lack of a TAS for this run, so I made one myself”
It’s bismuth’s world, we’re just living in it
0:15 "Beating a three-year-old Mark" OMG YOU WEREN'T TALKING ABOUT A THREE-YEAR-OLD NAMED MARK OH THANK GOD
He's really good for his age.
Good god Bismuth, is really gonna keep going above and beyond for the sake of illustrating speedrunning concepts. An absolute god.
"I was upset there wasn't a proper TAS run for this category so I made one myself." You got a like and a sub from me for that one. Dedication and passion.
Absolutely flawless video, thank you for doing a detailed explanation of the cloud glitch! Video game mechanics and bugs are always so interesting
I love how he used Luigi as the ghost example xD
Also the fact u made urself the TAS because there wasn't one hit different man, keep up the great work!
Wonderful as always my man. The immense work you put in typically shines through very quickly, but it hits different when you're intimately familiar with the game's mechanics and codebase like I am with this one. I have literally nothing to add - you fucking nailed it dude. Thank you for taking the time to put this one out, and especially big thank you to nathanisbored for lending some of his immense insight into this game.
I’ve been casually watching the videos, but seeing how you created a TAS just because no one else did. Made me a subscriber. F it. I’ll do it myself
“I was annoyed there wasn’t a TAS for this category so I made one myself” Absolute mad lad
Anothe r absolutely outstanding video. The quality of your visual aids is absolutely top-tier, they're so PERFECTLY demonstrative.
I was really confused when I opened up my feed and saw that 56 minutes ago both Bismuth and Retro Game Mechanics explained just so happen to upload a video about Super Mario World, that was really trippy for a bit ha
BRO cant we just give a moment to appreciate the sponsorship? Hilarious dude, you nailed it!😂😂
Good work getting a sponsor, you 100% deserve it!
Every bismuth upload no matter how long in between is a great and anticipated masterpiece
This man is unbelievably dedicated to making these videos. If he wanted to just make these videos for views, and thus money, then we would never get something this detailed. Man learned how to TAS just to prove a point.
This is hands down one of the most well made TH-cam videos I’ve seen in a while, keep up the good work
4:50 this explanation is beautiful, I have seen so many ppl butcher talking about it
6:00 I just realized, when Bismuth says to skip ahead to 9:10 if you're confused, a little line labeled 9:10 appears at the bottom of the video. If you drag the scroll bar to that point, you get taken to 9:10. Smart!
Exemplary analysis video! Pleasing to the eye & ear, thorough, & beautifully edited! Thanks so much for uploading!
I hope to see more content of such quality in the future!
Very grandiose music finale there, Bismuth. Good stuff as always.
This and the SM64 vids are probably my favorite explanations yet because both have a lot of effort put into them in different ways, I also really liked the visual comparison between strats!
the spinning in rhythm of the song at 23:11 is so satisfying
Showing the comparison between strat speeds with Mario and Luigi on the same screen couldn't have been easy, but it's an excellent way to understand the small differences of "a few frames". Excellent video!
Those comparison clips are beautiful
i love that you captioned what he was saying, totally unnecessary but very nice addition. great video!
Really loving the strat showcase with luigi. So many speedrun explanations mention how fast something is, but without really a comparison to how a run WITHOUT the glitch looks. So being able to see exactly how much he drops behind from not standing on the rotating platforms or hitting 51 speed really shows exactly why the strat is used.
Also because it's implicitly dunking on luigi, which is fitting.
I will never be tired of your amazing piano renditions of mario themes! Beautiful to my ears
This is my favorite vid of yours. I've watched it 4 times! The run is so cool, and the cloud glitch is awesome. It's so early in the game and they perform such an insane glitch and carry a broken power up all the way to the end of the game.
Sick that you and Retro Game Mechanics Explained uploaded a video on the same topic at the same time. Clearly intended, especially as both videos mention each other, but still worth mentioning
Been waiting for this ever since I found Bismuth's channel. One of my all time favorite speedgames
22:40 if you have played the game a lot growing up, you've accidentally done the block trick.
Omg omg I haven't watched the video yet but I've been patiently waiting for this one for a long time! Super Mario World is my absolute favorite Mario game in the entire franchise!
Just finished it. Absolutely fantastic! Awesome dedication with the never-before-seen TAS of this game. I'll always be waiting for another Mario video ^_^
wow! it's clear an incredible amount of work went into this. super accurate and impressive! there were so many things I never knew about super mario world, despite having hacked it for years.
Excellent video. Has the right balance of explaining tricks to appreciate the difficulty without making it feel too wordy to lose interest.
I think that is hard to do well. Good job.
Always love me some Bismuth in my sub box! Thanks for this awesome video and explanation.
I had actually seen the RetroGameMechanicsExplained video before which had me even more intrigued for your take on this. Definitively a great channel to check out - if you fancy yourself some low level assembly =) I love it!
Even if you don't fancy it. I can't follow any coding more complex than HTML to save my life, but love hearing the explanation from these folks who are passionate about it.
And it's somehow comforting to know that the explanations exist, even if I'm not able to understand. ✌️🍍
this is an excellent video
There’s a new a press save: JRB chests from 1x to 0.5x
I think he should do a shorter video just explaining that.
@circleo1992 I'd imagine he's gotta be really tired of explaining those A press saves. Plus, there are probably other projects that he's interested in pursuing before going back to SM64 A press saves.
Still, it's amazing to see how the game is being squeezed for everything it's got, and I personally am totally down for seeing more breakdowns of it in the future.
you couldnt convince bismuth to return without a full 120 Star 0xA run, so go on, save the rest of the A presses.
He updated it On-The-Go comments session of the Complete Video of the ABC
Yeah, he was there 😉
I had already watched the Retro Game Mechanics Explained video just prior to yours and gotta say, absolute class act to mention that at the end... Literally the entire video I was thinking your channel is the perfect cross of RGME and Summoning Salt... Keep up the great work 😊
Very nice, good explanations! And you even made a tas. My hat is off to you sir.
I love this get's uploaded and at the same time Retro Game Mechanics Explained uploads about the cloud glitch itself.
Gotta love the timing!
thank you for all the work you put into your videos. it does not go unnoticed how much attention to detail your videos have and how well you are able to explain abstract concepts or tech to people not in the respective communities
Man was I excited to see both a Bismuth video and a Retro Game Mechanics Explained on the same day
When I heard Bismuth uploaded a video, I dropped everything and came straight here. Can't wait to see it! :]
Didn't we all? :D
And can you believe our boy is sponsored? This is so awesome :D
I'm a software engineer and I always find watching how people pull off those glitches is amazing. Especially with a breakdown of how the processes and code work is top notch and super interesting.
cool video, i especially love the detail of adding subtitles to the runners commentary
Hey man, just wanna say keep up the good work. Your videos are super informative and amazing. I dont even speed run, but love every aspect of it.
Beautiful as always. I’m so happy that you got sponsored for this one. Ty for your work ❤
I always enjoy speed run explanations from Bismuth, they all have just this calm feel to it
Congrats on the sponsorship!
Loved the video as always, keep up the good work
Great explanation for someone like me. I'm not really up to speed on the intimate details of glitches and this to me, is excellent. Well done!
Love these, between this channel and Summoning Salt, very entertaining and a way different view than when I played as a kid
Speedrunning and programming - the ultimate crossover!