TASBot at GDQx in HD: SM64, Pokemon Yellow, Hyper Princess Pitch, Kaizo Mario World 3, Item Abuse 3
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2018
- High quality HD encode of TASBot at GDQx TwitchCon 2018 (with setup time removed), presented with permission from GDQ.
Individual run credits:
TASBot plays Super Mario 64
1-key by Tyler Kehne, MKDasher, sonicpacker, Snark, SilentSlayers, Gaehne D, Eru, ToT, Plush & sm64expert
Couch commentary: cheese05 and dwangoAC
TASBot plays Hyper Princess Pitch
Reallyjoel's Mom difficulty, best ending by Tseralith
Couch commentary: TiKevin83, Sent and dwangoAC
TASBot plays Pokemon Yellow
No Save Corruption by TiKevin83
Couch commentary: TiKevin83, Stump and dwangoAC
TASBot plays Kaizo Mario World 3
any% by ISM & Mister
Couch commentary: GlitchCat7 and dwangoAC
TASBot plays PangaeaPanga's Item Abuse 3
any% by xHF01x
Couch commentary: GlitchCat7 and dwangoAC
Video edited by AngelWind
Commentator's Twitch channels:
dwangoAC: / dwangoac
cheese05: / cheese05
GlitchCat7: / glitchcat7
TiKevin83: / tikevin83
Sent: / dragonsentinal
Stump: / stumpdotio
TASBot links:
Discord - Discord.TASBot.net
TASBot home - TASBot.net
Live stream - / dwangoac
GDQ staff and I (dwangoAC) also extended permission to TASVideos.org to post this content on the official channel, which they did at • TAS Block at GDQx Twit... using a lower definition Twitch VoD dump.
All TASVideos.org content used with permission under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0. Item Abuse 3 TAS used with permission from xHF01x. - Hry
SM64 Starts at 0:12
Hyper Princess Pitch starts at 6:10
Pokemon Yellow starts at 13:01
Kaizo Mario World 3 starts at 24:12
Item Abuse 3 starts at 51:57
Thanks mate!
Isnt SM64 0:47 tho
You , sir , are a man of the people
Your a legend.
thank god
Petition to give TASbot a hat corresponding to the game it's running
omg yes
GENIUS
I didnt know how Bad i want this before now
Yes. Also there's a year's worth of likes now, 365.
Bowser: "oh hi who are yo-"
Mario:"WO WHO WOO HOO HOHOHOHI WHOWHOWHO WOW WOAHWOAHWOAH WOAH WOAH"
TAS creators explaining the methods behind the TAS, is like a rocket scientist attempting to teach you how to get a ship to mars.
I watched enough Pannenkoek to at least understand some of what he explained in the SM64 one. His vids are strangely soothing.
I'm like "I have no idea what you're doing, but okay."
Well you load up the gas and aim for mars.
Dwango is just sitting there like:
"I own tasbot... Thanks for inviting us."
i can't even imagine bowser's reaction to the sm64 run. "wait, i just fought you... oh god what's happening?!"
czcams.com/video/ff9ldkz1h1M/video.html
Accurate
But first we need to talk about parallel universes
*A tasbot is a tasbot you can´t say it´s only half*
*File menu theme intensifies*
Such a missed opportunity to open with that
51:28 Behold! The ultimate stylin': being able to legally call time *before you even beat the final boss.*
It's not, though. Time doesn't end when you stop pushing buttons; it ends when the game revokes your ability to submit inputs. GDQ makes exceptions for TASBot because, well, he's not a legitimate speed-runner. Or a person. Or capable of playing games without someone telling him exactly what to do and when to do it. Still, that statement about inputs annoys me because it ONLY applies to TASBot. Can you imagine how many RTA runs would have been several seconds shorter if time ended when the runner just dropped his or her controller?
@@thatfield977 I'd actually love to see RTA runs timed that way.
@@thatfield977 TAS and "real" speed runs are created and timed differently. A real time player would never be able to put the controller down and call time before the game says so, but TAS runs on completely different rules. Normal players typically start time on receiving control over the player character, and call time on revocation, yeah. TAS starts time on turning on the console, and calls time on the end of the frame of the last actual input- which may be frames, seconds, or minutes away from when real players get to call time. TAS standards shouldn't be applied to real players, and real rules aren't really meant for TAS either.
“Anywhere between 20 and 70 hours”
Estimate: 17 minutes 11 seconds
Oh ok
These guys are so incredibly smart, to be able to perform these TAS bot speed runs, but then they do these oddball not thinking mistakes that mess up these live runs, from forgetting to turn off the sleep function on the computer to not paying attention and unplugging a critical cord with his feet. Absent minded professors as my mother used to say.
Every time I see 4F in a Pokemon gen one game I know it's gonna be super fun.
Holy moly, GlitchCat deserves some kind of award for that commentary in Item Abuse 3.
First time I heard about Hyper Princess Pitch, but I would recognize Iji's sprites and graphic style anywhere. Good job Daniel Remar.
That explains the whole Dad level CPU in slap City
There's a reason why sleep mode is the first thing you should disable.
i like to think that this is how mario actually did all his adventures if he were in control of himself instead of us XD
I'm glad the SM64 TASers finally got the credit they deserved!
My idea of hell is making a TAS movie for a game with a joystick.
Item Abuse 3: a mod created to kill TASBot. TASBot ends up killing time while waiting for the game to catch up to him. Absolutely marvelous.
"That's not how you're supposed to play that level".
TASBot in a nutshell
Happy thanksgiving dwango! Thanks for creating amazing content, hoping for more.
Saw the HPP part live, and the rest on replays as soon as they were up, very cool stuff!
The best tas channel. Thx
-YaYA-Ya-YA-YA-hoo-woo-woohoo-wyahoo-yay-ayahoo!
WOO!-HAA! WOHOO! WOO-AYAYYAYAYYAAY!
that sm64 run was insane
It never ceases to amaze me of how broken Super Mario 64 is....
*NEVER!!!*
Let's talk about parallel universes!
>We need to talk about parallel universes
PANNENKOEK WHAT HAVE YOU DONE
0:56 So you tellin me we goin to a galaxy far far away
TASBot is epic game
Cheese05 reading his Mario 64 phd thesis :D
Imagine making multiple worlds full of dangerous monsters and traps, spreading loads of keys and whatnot around so that anyone who wanted to get through would have to survive mortal horrors and peril
But then a fat italian plumber said
*Yahoo*
Ever be such a good pokemon trainer that you haven't even seen most of your asse--I mean pokemon?
Jason Skywalker imagine being a princess with time manipulation and your universe dies
ROMhacker: No one will beat my Kaizo Romhack!
TASBot: Proceed.
That sneeze midstream scared me
Simpleflips would be proud of that Sm64 speedrun, Tas not or not
ROB finally has a purpose in life! :D
Yes!! Panga's Item Abuse 3!!
You guys said that Item Abuse 3 isn't humanly possible, but I honestly wouldn't be surprised if Panga playtested it without tool assistance, considering the crazy shit he's managed to upload in Mario Maker.
Hi everyone! We've since improved the Yellow NSC TAS to 9:52. Dwango had a chance to play this one back himself and it's been accepted for publication at TASVideos.
czcams.com/video/L9P82Owm4Kk/video.html
Yo love tasbot vids
Damn. TASBot is a speed running god
He was conceived for this.
This is not even the intended way to tas this room... (speed running in a nutshell?)
While watching the SM64 run, in the top left showing the frames, some of them have "ing." after it, what does that mean?
I believe it's printing the word Skipping there.
I really wanna know if its possible to beat SM64 with no keys at all
Well i found where terminalmontage found his mario animation inspiration
What is the subtitle on his shirt? It's driving me crazy!
My shirt reads "Jesus saves at the end of each level"
why didn't the tas on yellow do the under a minute run
11:46
One runs on Windows = Problems
The other uses Linux Mint = runs flawless :D
The guy running windows obviously doesn't even know how to configure windows.
You think he should embrace Linux?
@@operator8014 For emulators and programming linux is my first choice. while on windows it feels like a chore for me.
well just my experience
as kid i never understood why there were more mario games after sm64, i though u kill bowser in the end haha
1:2 LDR off the bat lol
2:58 is just gold.
nyoom
Here's the link to Hyper Princess Pitch.
czcams.com/video/kLoA8vYtIT0/video.html
YAYAYAYYAYAYAYAYAYAHOO
I came here for Yayayayayayayayayayayayayayayahooo
32:42 did you bring two tasbots as well?
I would be crazy sad if something truly terrible happened to TASBot himself like a broken neck. He can be rebuilt, we can make him stronger, but it would still be traumatizing. I did have multiple replay devices for the SNES runs, I used micro500's amazing TASLink board for both runs but I also brought a PSoC5 based replay device designed by total. I had multiple visualization boards made by micro500. We had multiple Gamecube setups. I only have one of micro500's N64 replay devices unfortunately but it worked OK thankfully. I brought multiple laptops and we had multiple copies of most games. We tried to install Hyper Princess Pitch on multiple systems but it only worked on a backup laptop where we had done our initial testing and when it failed we didn't have a lot of confidence in Hourglass behaving quickly.
All that to say I have a lot different setup than I did at AGDQ 2014. :)
@@dwangoAC ...so it's a backup tasbot if the original broke, right?
wow, so close... you almost got below 60 minutes, only 8 seconds! ;-)
Is that a goal for some reason? :)
maaaaybe...! one could say "TASBot can", but since you're his keeper, I highly doubt this ever to be accomplished .. impossible!! :-p
jk man, love all those videos! ♥
Frame 514 ding.
Frame 642 ding.
Frame 770 ding.
find all of them
Ding
Ding
Ding
I don't get it. Is TASBOT really a bot, or does it "play back" recorded TAS runs?
He physically has a body, and he electrically (or in one case, mechanically) connects to a game console and acts like a player piano, playing back a predefined sequence but of buttons instead of notes. Does that make sense?
dwangoAC, keeper of TASBot so he is like playing midi piano song?
Strawberry Pimp yes
im s c a r e d
Y A H O O
Kaizo apperantly means Follow
改造 means modding.
damn the first run was almost 420
What is the title...
What is your thumbnail...
3:17 dab at 'em
feels like 2014 again. what a time to be alive
Is it bad in the item abuse 3 when tasbot visualization board I could see all the inputs when tasbot does something insane and you could barely see all the inputs it just looks like one solid light well I can see and count all the inputs
Do I need help?
Sorry, but he really needs to accentuate that P in Pitch. I thought he was saying a similar but very different word.
So from what I know about these Tasbots is that it works by playing the game on a normal console. But the moves have all been pre programmed via tasbot. So we're not watching a video of the run. But we're watching the game being played in live time. Via a set of moves that have already been planned out.
So what confuses me is how you manage to do things like get 2 critical hits in a row and leave yourself with 1 hp.
As I could play pokemon on an emulator I can use save states and just keep reloading again and again until I get a critical.
But Pokemon is set up in a way where that is random.
So if getting a critical hit is random how do you make it a part of your run to garuntee a critical hit??
Or is the game set up in a way that makes you think it's random but is essentially just hitting A on the correct frame?
Yeah, that last one, basically. Nothing in a video game is truly “random”, especially in the case of older games - generally, they’ll read some other variable in the game, such as what frame an input was made in, to determine a “random” outcome. A TAS programmer simply knows the numbers and formulae which the game uses to determine randomness and ensures plans their actions to ensure the randomness is always calculated how they want. It’s a lot like how that same run used seemingly random actions, like jumping off a ledge, to change memory.
If you want a run that would maybe make the concept more clear, there was a run of a Fire Emblem game in a fairly recent GDQ - either Binding or Blazing Blade, can’t remember which - where the runner was doing randomness manipulation in real time!
Am I the only one who keeps hearing a loud scream/yell/jumpscare noise randomly throughout the whole video?
That water level at 56:10 feels bad... YUCK
30:30 what is that sound
20:20
now do it all again... glitchless
uhhhhh 30:31? XD
3:20 I would get mad, but I don't care too much
Phew... Pee you...
I know you think you're explaining things, but you're really not. At least not to a general audience that isn't already subscribed to pannen.
Which run in particular do you think would benefit from a more thorough breakdown? One thing I've been considering doing is a longer form presentation of some games where I discover how a TAS was done by playing it back with TAS tools so I can pause and rewind at certain points where glitches happen and compare what is going on to the author's notes and the game resources. There are some games that are so advanced where this would have to be a multipart series just to get through a single TAS but it could allow me to combine the discovery phase and the commentary phase as I work with my audience to unravel how something works.
@@dwangoAC My comment was particularly directed at the Super Mario 64 section. 4 minutes is not even enough to explain what a parallel universe is, let alone how to exploit them over an entire playthrough. I've watched a fair bit of CZcams content related to the mechanics of the game and how to exploit it to insane degrees and even I was lost (though I'm by no means an expert). The discussion in the video was basically just a rapid fire mess of jargon. The action happens too fast and the audience doesn't have time to process any of it.
The rest of the video is good. The Super Mario World rom hacks were great, I think partly due to the length of the game, which allows for more discussion. Pokemon could've benefited a bit more in talking about _how_ manipulating values allows you to execute arbitrary code. A lot of it felt like "I'm doing these weird things for a reason - trust me." Good explanations of small moments but not a clear picture of how they all fit together for the ultimate glitch straight to the hall of fame.
@@dwangoAC Dwango, the fact that you take (what turns into constructive) criticism from a random individual on a channel that isn't even yours by asking what they think could be improved really speaks volumes about your character. I've never regretted being subscribed to your content.
@@LegendBegins Thanks for saying that! Commentary is really, really hard when you have so little time and it's difficult to find commentary that is appropriate for the widely variable experience levels of the audience. I'm always looking for what the most common denominator is to try to improve commentary for the next event and this is a good place for it.
Seeing such good critism and reaction to it restores my faith in humanity
how about everyone NOT dab to the right? how about no one ever dab again?
*DabsOnHater*
@@The24thWight not only did you dab, but you used the term hater unironically. thanks for demonstrating how shit your generation and culture is.
Justin Heads Please go back to Reddit
@@mattsmith457 I don't really use reddit ever, full of douchebags like you.
@@justinheads5751
Okay since dabbing didn't extinguish the hatred you emit I'll have to resort to a different tactic.
It's called Fuck You Asshole.
Here's how it works:
First I extend my middle finger.
I don’t understand speed runners obsession with the words yolo and swag. Did they stop using the internet after 2012?
When you're that far down the rabbit hole, you get to use whatever dead meme words that you want.
to be completely honest, yolo and swag genuinely haven't had any replacements since they were introduced. there's nothing really else that has that sort of meaning, especially yolo since it literally means "you only live once"
You can also consider using outdated memes a meme within itself.
This makes humans look so inferior. Future is gonna be bots doing speedruns, shame really.
Nah, there's room for TAS and RTA in the world.