This game taught me how to read! Well not really, but it got me to read fluently and read through bulks of text for the first time. It genuinely was a major influence in my early development :)
So much of this video is spent at single-digit HP that it's hard to watch. And when I say "hard to watch", I mean "hard to listen to, since that low-HP alarm starts giving me a headache after a while."
Imagine sending your son away from home to be Pokémon Champion or something so you could have some peace by yourself and he's back in an hour and a half.
It’s called instant text. Canceling out of that particular dialogue causes the game to show dialogue panels instantly instead of one letter at a time, but it’s broken by menuing and answering yes/no questions.
1. It’s called instant text. Canceling out of that particular dialogue causes the game to show dialogue panels instantly instead of one letter at a time, but it’s broken by menuing and answering yes/no questions. 2. gen 1 had some hardware limitations I guess...
To answer your second question, it has to do with the redbar sound effect. A lot of pokemon share the same base cry, but altered to sound different. Since the redbar sound is going off, it causes the unaltered cry to play.
Wouldn't it be faster if you talked to the bike voucher guy before entering the gym, since you could do instant text there? And later use escape rope in the gym? If I am wrong about this then sorry, I know little of this game :P
I think the reason he did it after is because he healed after and also taught bubblebeam which would remove the instant text (yes no boxes remove it). It wouldn't have been worth it to do it both before and after the gym because it'd be slower
It doesn't bother me, as they say, young people are bothered by 8-bit noises as they have a decibel frequency, which stuns them, they are delicate, as this new generation is always some crystal children
It's an oversight with how the game handles the "low health" beeping sound. It overrides a lot of other audio cues, which is why the player tries to spend the run at low health for as long as possible. And that includes some of the modulation involved in cries.
hgss battle rng is based on when the screen turns black so the battles won't always be perfect. You could wait hours just for the battle to go the way you want it to go.
@@USNTM2 By pressing the A or B button while walking, you can cause the game to lag for I think one frame, which can affect the tiles where Pokemon spawn. It's also been used by human input to get the Nidoran-M run that you already know about.
its a tool assisted speedrun, which means the creator uses both rng manipulation and a lot of resets to get the desired outcome of a battle or random encounters. no changes to the code at all!
I'm pretty sure there's something with the viridian forest tiles, some of them don't have encounters (I think there's like a tiny difference in the sprite of grass that have encounters and grass that doesn't)
The way that games decide “random” outcomes can be predicted and influenced; the TASer either finds a specific way to manipulate the luck to what they want it to be or they bruteforce it by reloading a save state until the outcome they want happens
Perfect luck is a part of TASes. They can reset and reload the game as often as they like, and that means they can pull off things that would be impossible in any other run.
![[TAS] GBC Pokémon: Crystal Version by MrWint in 2:48:36.03](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_GhreG8Mw9E/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] GBC Pokémon: Crystal Version by MrWint in 2:48:36.03](/img/tr.png)
![[TAS] NES Zelda II: The Adventure of Link "100%" by Arc & Inzult in 1:02:40.84](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T_4cYrqUli8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Pokemon Red Any% Glitchless (Classic) Speedrun in 1:55:56 [Current World Record]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/_CBgUKW80vw/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] GBA Pokémon: FireRed Version by mkdasher in 1:44:17.34](/img/n.gif)
This game taught me how to read! Well not really, but it got me to read fluently and read through bulks of text for the first time. It genuinely was a major influence in my early development :)
I came to see what Brock wants. Found out its a battle.
wtf spoilers
XD
I LITERALLY JUST LOOKED UP A RANDOM TAS TO SEE THE ELITE FOUR POKEMON LEVELS AND THIS JUST DROPPED???? OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Did... did the wiki not have them? lol
The 1/256 miss glitch is always abused in Gen I TASes.
Why no always crit though?
@@houdinijrgaming9896 because it can go through badge boost and stat boosts i believe
@@houdinijrgaming9896why crit and have to go through more text when you can do just fine with a regular hit
Mad respect, MrWint. Thanks for doing such an amazing job.
Just wanted to comment that I absolutely love the creator's name.
So much of this video is spent at single-digit HP that it's hard to watch. And when I say "hard to watch", I mean "hard to listen to, since that low-HP alarm starts giving me a headache after a while."
Wow... a TAS that doesn't use Nidoking... cool!
Most of them I’ve seen opt not to use Nidoking
Imagine sending your son away from home to be Pokémon Champion or something so you could have some peace by yourself and he's back in an hour and a half.
Neat video! Thanks for uploading!
I see Pokémon of Blue,
Red roses, too.
I’ve catched a Pikachu
For me and you.
And I think to myself…
CRITICAL HIT!!
XD
The trainers in this speedrun are blind as brock but this run is solid as a rock!
😑
Really Amazing TAS ! ^.^
Would be nice to have some captions explaining what happens on screen ;)
Mr. wint the goat as always
Yo, is this the guy that did that legendary ACE of Yellow? Amazing stuff!
yes
42:02 Why does he dunk on the machine that way for?
That's just the sound of the vending machine giving u fresh water
Was there a purpose going to the bike shop and talking to the guy three times before getting the voucher? I've never seen that done before in a run
It’s called instant text. Canceling out of that particular dialogue causes the game to show dialogue panels instantly instead of one letter at a time, but it’s broken by menuing and answering yes/no questions.
@@mrb692 I appreciate you taking the time to answer me, thanks :)
49:53 I'm sure I just missed the instance where it matters, but why did he heal his Pokemon here? From this point on, he uses Tauros...
59:38 Escape rope from Cinnabar to Celadon
12:25 WOAH what just happened to the audio?!
Red Bar can make audio crazy like this ^^
12:25 Does that sound glitch affect anything?
no, it's just a sound glitch
blue only got to be the champion for 1 hour, that sucks.
I'm kinda sad the Clefable route wasn't actually faster than just sticking to the starter til Tauros, but still, good run.
At least there's the FireRed TAS. That one uses Clefable all the way through.
How come he doesn't always crit? For example the first rival fight and brocks geodude...
The crit text costs time and doesn‘t always change the number of turns needed to win.
Why do you manip Bubble gen 1 misses on Gastly instead of just using Bite?
Very nice. I don't know too much about TAS's so i have two questions.
1. Why those visits to the bike shop
2. Why some pokemon sound like Gastly?
1. It’s called instant text. Canceling out of that particular dialogue causes the game to show dialogue panels instantly instead of one letter at a time, but it’s broken by menuing and answering yes/no questions.
2. gen 1 had some hardware limitations I guess...
To answer your second question, it has to do with the redbar sound effect. A lot of pokemon share the same base cry, but altered to sound different. Since the redbar sound is going off, it causes the unaltered cry to play.
For nr 2: "They're already dead"
Wouldn't it be faster if you talked to the bike voucher guy before entering the gym, since you could do instant text there? And later use escape rope in the gym? If I am wrong about this then sorry, I know little of this game :P
I think the reason he did it after is because he healed after and also taught bubblebeam which would remove the instant text (yes no boxes remove it). It wouldn't have been worth it to do it both before and after the gym because it'd be slower
Sadly, I need to watch this video in mute.
*annoying siren noise* :D
It doesn't bother me, as they say, young people are bothered by 8-bit noises as they have a decibel frequency, which stuns them, they are delicate, as this new generation is always some crystal children
What programs are used to tas? I'd like to give it a try
why does alakazam have ghastly's cry in this?
It was Gen 1
It's an oversight with how the game handles the "low health" beeping sound. It overrides a lot of other audio cues, which is why the player tries to spend the run at low health for as long as possible. And that includes some of the modulation involved in cries.
Maybe someday someone can do a TAS on Pokemon Heart Gold and Soul Silver and/or the Battle Frontier.
hgss battle rng is based on when the screen turns black so the battles won't always be perfect. You could wait hours just for the battle to go the way you want it to go.
@@zuils How about an "All Gold Prints" for Platinum?
@@Loner098 battle rng works the same
@@zuils So basically Platinum STILL can't be fully TASed?
The problem with that is the battle RNG. Hence the emphasis on someday.
That is the most ominous thumbnail I have ever seen
can u actually use taurus in actually runs instead of nidoking if ya know what i mean
especroner mega man x6 pls
Mega Man X6 has already been TASed.
@@Spikechive ????'
what is "especroner"?
How the hell did you get through all of Varidian Forest with only ONE random encounter and defeat Brick at level 9?
No random zubat encounters? No damage moves used... it's this an altered game source code?
@@USNTM2 By pressing the A or B button while walking, you can cause the game to lag for I think one frame, which can affect the tiles where Pokemon spawn. It's also been used by human input to get the Nidoran-M run that you already know about.
its a tool assisted speedrun, which means the creator uses both rng manipulation and a lot of resets to get the desired outcome of a battle or random encounters. no changes to the code at all!
I'm pretty sure there's something with the viridian forest tiles, some of them don't have encounters (I think there's like a tiny difference in the sprite of grass that have encounters and grass that doesn't)
Can someone explain to me how the TAS has so much luck?
You just roll back until you get the desired outcome. Like using save states.
The way that games decide “random” outcomes can be predicted and influenced; the TASer either finds a specific way to manipulate the luck to what they want it to be or they bruteforce it by reloading a save state until the outcome they want happens
Perfect luck is a part of TASes. They can reset and reload the game as often as they like, and that means they can pull off things that would be impossible in any other run.
MrWint, master of gen 1!
52:35 I thought it was a glitch.
[BROCK wants]
migatte no squirtle
bruh
8k res les go