Pokémon Sapphire by Gunnermaniac in
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Runner introduction starts at 0:20
Run starts at 0:32
Jhobz interviews TVGBadger at 2:18:03
Couch commentary is provided by Shenanagans_, Pokeguy and Arayalol
SporadicErratic is host
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B: Mom, I am going to become champion.
Mom: Sure, but be back before bedtime.
B: I don't think it will take that long.
Why would the Mudkip be talking to A's mom?
@@jruler93 True.
I never thought I'd see a GDQ run of this game. Like they said, if you're doing a serious WR attempt run, there's like a 3% chance to even finish a run. This is amazing!
No trolling, but i could not understand your comment, pkmn ruby, saphire or emerald were already run on other gdq events.
So emerald was run in 2017 and it's a different game which is why I said what I said
Is the 3% because it’s incredibly likely for your run to just die because of bad RNG? I didn’t quite understand exactly where that 3% came from.
Apollo If you get like two bad fight turns it's basically a reset
@@Apolloshot it's been stated by runners multiple times.
"B-But May... you've been a pokemon trainer for just... 70 minutes..."
I never knew surf does 1/2 damage to two targets...
all spread moves do as a balancing thing
That's only in Gen 3 games. In Gen 4 and later, they do 3/4 damage instead.
Always been a mechanic of double battles. Its to balance. Otherwise it would be a little too broken.
To be fair
It's still good damage, under the right conditions
Super effective and with STAB?
That's still 138 base power
Super effective or STAB only is where it starts to fall
That's 95 or 69 base power respectively.
Runner introduction starts at 0:20
Run starts at 0:32
Jhobz interviews TVGBadger at 2:18:03
Couch commentary is provided by Shenanagans_, Pokeguy and Arayalol
SporadicErratic is host
This speedrun was recorded live at Awesome Games Done Quick 2020, a weeklong charity speedrun marathon raising money for Prevent Cancer Foundation. Awesome Games Done Quick 2020 is just one of the many charity marathons put on by Games Done Quick. For more information on AGDQ2020, find us at: gamesdonequick.com
Looking for live updates? Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/GamesDoneQuick
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I remember playing Ruby when I was a kid. Such beautiful game. I kept being blown away by its graphical quality. Definitely, Gen 3 is my gen ❤️
These Pokemon runs are amazing, if only Keizaron was there as well :D Keep it up, people. This entertainment is perfection.
Keiz was too busy practicing Animorphs
1:55:30 - Bonkless Victory road
1:55:50 - bonks immediately after the first ladder
"nice"
1:20:00 I really like how Kecleon even casts a shadow in the water
EVEN HIS SHADOW! LOOK AT HIS SHADOW!
Gunner is prob my favorite runner to watch for Pokémon. His commentary and explanations are excellent.
Gunnermaniac- names mudkip B to save frames
also Gunnermaniac- goes out of his way to name Kyogre magikarp
Thats GDQ, baby!
Classic "gunnerluck" but loved the run regardless! :)
Seeing my first Pokemon game being run at an AGDQ is epic! Oh, the nostalgia!
excellent commentary and interesting speedrun! also learned a lot about pokemon i didnt knew
Of all the places I expected this run to go, beating the Elite Four with Magikarp was definitely not it.
Ahhh my first Pokémon game.
Magikarp OP
Wouldn’t it have been faster and safer to fight Winoa later on since you don’t have to defeat her to progress? Or would you then not have enough xp for the future routes?
I think you have to defeat Winona to unlock the Fly HM, which saves more time.
how many frames you have to wait to get that mudkip???
I think 30 but I’m not sure
several
Shens Melee reference was 🔥
@Otacon464 Can't tell if you're serious or joking... But if you're serious I just want to let you know that Smash Bros Melee is a thing that exists lol Melee was used to distinguish from other iterations of the series
(P.s. I didn't hear the reference yet, just informing the masses)
@Otacon464 Yes, but Jigglypuff's back air was notoriously strong in Melee. It's been toned down significantly in later Smash games.
The backair comment is so real
would it be faster to buy the thunder tm fpr kyogre from lillycove department store to save setting up on glacia and maybe better damage on wallace as well?
With its low accuracy, it would be too risky for a marathon run. In a marathon run you want to finish the speedrun in the safest way but still fast.
glacia uses hail which fucks thunder accuracy
usually the accuracy doesn't come into play since thunder will always hit in rain, but the one fight that thunder would save the most time on (glacia) is also the one that constantly changes your weather. shock wave is enough for wallace.
the biggest problem is that the rival blocks the dept. store in lilycove until you fight them. the amount of time saved from thunder doesn't make up for having to go out of your way through the extra fight, dialog, and shopping.
To enter Lillycove Department store you need to do the Rival Fight, which you normally skip in the speedrun.
keiz has changed pokemon runs forever
RNG: The Game
Is there a reason why runners choose play sapphire and not ruby?
More for the Kyogre, if I remember correctly.
From what I understand from online kyogre is better for a lot of the battles near the end of the game
You run through the league easily with Kyogre, but not Easily with Groudon
Wally: -gets a shiny-
Everyone: HOW THE F-
(its a joke, but it IS possible)
There's a well-known Werster clip of that Ralts showing up Shiny during a run (and then the loaned Zigzagoon whiffing a Tackle, the combined odds of which are like 1 in 400,000 or something).
@@jordanthejq12 close, its around 1 / 163840
i can finish sapphire in under 2 hours too
with 8x fast forward
Wouldn’t switching to Japanese or another less verbose language save some time as well?
Problem is, in the older Pokemon games, the cartridges are regional, so you don't get to pick the language at the start. So they'd have to find a cartridge from Japan to use.
How tf did he catch Kyogre without attacking him once?
I think he did it by manipulating the RNG. You might notice that he was carefully listening when he threw the pokeball- there was probably a cue in the music for perfect timing on the item input. He mentioned a three frame window, which is probably when the RNG (which is not actually totally random, but instead governed by an internal clock that cycles through values so fast that it seems random to humans) provides a value that lets the catch happen. So it looks like luck but it's actually possible to control
@@TheSquirrel47 Almost but not exactly. You can't see it but he has a flowtimer setup on the side (if you aren't familiar, basically a metronome that beeps to help him count down so he can hit the inputs for the encounter and the ball toss). He uses this tool for the mudkip manip as well. Otherwise, there is quite literally no way to know what the right timing is.
How could he tell it was a mild Kyogre?
3 months late, but he says he can tell by the HP value. I imagine he's just memorized the stats of a bunch of possible kyogres around the intended manipulation and most of them probably have different HP IVs and values.
First.