Watching this video really makes you realize how dominant green suigis records are. You have all this build up of neck and neck races to break wr barriers and then green suigi just obliterates those times
@z3v..3 сағат бұрын
at least u beat the game tho
@Marcotonio9 сағат бұрын
Weegeee also had some very scary paces, but now my memory is failing, because I remember it being a minute barrier break. So maybe it was for 1 star, which Suigi eventually got anyway.
@bajorekjon11 сағат бұрын
If Nintendo was an American company
@TiloDroid12 сағат бұрын
poke771 pog!
@moabmauler_23 сағат бұрын
watching this before i get some shuteye for pace
@OrcaTrumpetКүн бұрын
Before you thank me for watching, thank SummoningSalt for popularizing the genre of speed running history vids on YT. 🐬
@clutchpromoКүн бұрын
Great video! I dont even play this game but really enjoyed it
@CrunchySponКүн бұрын
this vid is so good why are you so underrated
@atothed84Күн бұрын
It's amazing people are still finding reason to play a 28 year old game. Also, I always wondered if there was a way to break the endless staircase, and there is. I was kind of right about jumping backwards, back in the day.
@cbgrayКүн бұрын
Great video man!
@PeranMeКүн бұрын
Good job, this was super informative! Thank you!
@somyeol804Күн бұрын
that blj is not the most precise thing in all of speedrunning...
@treybordoКүн бұрын
we said “one of”
@chainbladeallience2 күн бұрын
Accepting the mismatching coins for as long as they did was sloppy, but the blink method of checking is pure genius
@Ironsnake345ify2 күн бұрын
My guy. You just told us, my dude, that you, quote, "decided to go for the world record myself." My man, you told us you got the world record by accident, but by accident means you didn't deliberately try to do it, my bro. It's one thing to be aiming for the world record, my pal, but literally going out and getting advice from the current world record holder as a whole nother thing my homeslice! That means you were specifically trying to get the world record, my buddy, and you were putting in extra effort to pursue the maximum advantage in doing so, my chap! My brother in christ, that is not an accident!
@treybordo2 күн бұрын
nah bro it was on accident trust
@injuringflea727yeet2 күн бұрын
YEAHHHHH
@Splax772 күн бұрын
4:30 could've been explained better, I've been staring at the shadows for 5 minutes and I'm not seeing any difference
@remedy642 күн бұрын
how close they are to the white tile on the right, not to the grey
@Splax772 күн бұрын
@@remedy64 Still not seeing any difference. But I appreciate the effort!
@remedy642 күн бұрын
its miniscule, wouldnt expect a casual runner to notice. but the differences are there
@brazzzzz2 күн бұрын
Can you BLJ through the 8 star door? Instead of exit
@brazzzzz2 күн бұрын
Excellent - thank you
@XenoviaSR2 күн бұрын
nice video, would love to see you doing a nsmbw any% one
@remedy642 күн бұрын
maybe....
@ilyftyt2 күн бұрын
Bro thinks he’s Summoning Salt
@aceesteban28312 күн бұрын
How was this an accident exactly?
@Lr41Lr41-xl7gt2 күн бұрын
"it's been an hour" I'm crying rn
@wrexocane2 күн бұрын
I saw comments comparing this to Summoning Salt. Idk if that is the kind of content you aim for, but just in case, here's some constructive criticism from a fellow video editor. The biggest gap is in storytelling skills, this video felt too much like a list of records. To be more summoning salty (aka an enegaging story that keeps you on your toes and makes you love the speedrun even if you've never seen the category before) it needs to focus more on the runners' emotions, goals and motivations, make more cliffhangers, show close attempts that failed, and give important moments time to breath (eg you can't say that someone made a crazy improvement with a crazy skip and after 0.1 seconds move on to someone else). Just the first things that came to mind, hope this helps!
@OrcaTrumpetКүн бұрын
He could start by thanking summoningsalt 🐬
@suckmanuts77852 күн бұрын
The people of the world needs more speed run history videos.
@grandmastermario36952 күн бұрын
I used to be a recocord holding speedrunner, now doing sports and work etc.
@seclusive79332 күн бұрын
i believe "Xiah" is meant to be pronounced as "Shi-ah" instead of "zi-ah". nice video tho
@haguenz2 күн бұрын
Really good video, the only thing that would make it better would be to focus on the players a bit more and explain who they are instead of just showing their runs. Make it a story not just an explaination of the history. Anyway that's just my 2 cents. Thank you for the content !
@benexcel2 күн бұрын
there's over 500 N64 zero-star runs if you count obsolete runs
@rytre2 күн бұрын
Yeah bro. Here is some constructive criticism. You said "but" about 70 times (I counted) before the halfway mark. I would recommend revising some scripting. Interesting concept, but the execution could be better. Keep at it bro.
@clascyjitto2 күн бұрын
what the hell song is playing at 16:59, my heart is literally jumping out of my body listening to it ..
@user-pf6rz5re1w2 күн бұрын
Song name at 17:00 ?
@MrSoccs2 күн бұрын
Cat
@thibaud18322 күн бұрын
6:01 that’s a terrible time for a world record. Reminds me of that tragedy
@inphlox2 күн бұрын
i liked it
@littlemacisunderrated4122 күн бұрын
Those 5 categories are a bit weird imo. There should also be 50 and 31 categories. There's also technically a potential for 8/9 stars, but like if you're gonna sblj might as well lobby blj
@Splax772 күн бұрын
50 and 31 star are category extensions, they're not interesting or unique enough to be main categories.
@JokeHow3 күн бұрын
Banger
@UnityGuy3 күн бұрын
This man has become the budget summoning salt and I am all for it!
@richardli40383 күн бұрын
what is that bootleg walmart version of summoning salt's theme song at the end
@remedy643 күн бұрын
remix of we're finally landing, better then home IMO. song is called We're Finally Speedrunning. if you watched salt's tetris video he uses it at the end. the reason that version of the song exists is because We're Finally Landing has been having some copyright issues
@SMA11OWL3 күн бұрын
I love the shit that goes in to all of this with this damn game. Cool video man
@bigknock28363 күн бұрын
Hey as a side note For a non player it would be nice to have some backstory to the route that is taken, how the players came up with it and just explanation in general. It just started of too quickly for my feeling Other than that great video :)
@FailBanana983 күн бұрын
Bro is summoning sugar Nah jk nice video😂
@mookymookymooo3 күн бұрын
Taka's 9:11 was an inside job
@Nico2718_3 күн бұрын
I'm loving those history videos, I'm really looking forward for more! I feel though that there's a 0 star runner that is by far the most underrated, simply because he never got to hold an actual WR, which is Cjrokokomero, also known as Cj; between 2022 and 2023 he has been on many WR paces, basically constantly in 2nd place, also setting many former community bests, he was probably THE WR contender and very likely to get one... he unfortunately never managed to break through. Even during Suigi's dominance, he got some WR paces, of which also a 6:14 bpt into BLJs. He's currently not running SM64 for the moment. Also, Cosmalano has been developing ultimate DDD skip to some crazy levels, developing setups that he proved to have some insane consistency compared to what it used to be just 1 year ago. I'm not an expert at all, so I really hope noone takes my words for granted and check out both people, it's for completely different reasons, but I really feel like they both deserve much much more attention.
@treybordo3 күн бұрын
agreed! i just wanted to focus more on the wr history rather than too much out of that realm. cj and cosma are very awesome
@Nico2718_3 күн бұрын
@@treybordo oh no no, it wasn't a criticism, objectively speaking they both didn't have any 0 star WR, it was just a small attempt to spread the word. I really enjoyed the video!
@fredmug3 күн бұрын
Banger video
@edwardalyassin78873 күн бұрын
16:54 I'm calling it, the player must have been Matt Turk.
@guzik12523 күн бұрын
Ahh yes... Just because you are covering the same general topics, it makes you a copy of someone famous who is already covering it. What a brain dead conclusion. Great video, very nice explanations!
@richardli40383 күн бұрын
literally copied his outro song with enough modification to avoid copyright issues / whatever else... but everyone has to start somewhere.
@paultapping9510Күн бұрын
pretty sure 'Home' is one of the songs in the library of free music yt creators use. @@richardli4038
@Undertuck343 күн бұрын
Nice video bro! Just some constructive criticism: if you’re brand new to the Mario 64 speed running scene this might be a little bit of whiplash for them. I think explanation on what BLJs are and negative speed, why you need to take the route that you do and why it’s different from other categories, and a little better explanation on the pole up warp. (or suggest a video for more info, there’s lots of them) Otherwise I love speed run history videos like these, would love to see more dog!
@treybordo3 күн бұрын
appreciate it! we were pretty unsure how deep to go for each trick just because there’s quite a bit of videos explaining bljs
@Undertuck343 күн бұрын
@@treybordo That’s a fair point for sure. Though I think it’s always nice for people, especially new people, to get a brief explanation of obscure mechanics that aren’t very obvious when you’re casually playing. For example slip drifting or wall hopping in Mario Kart Wii, or moonkick in Donkey Kong 64. Those are things that are very prevalent in speedrunning those games but aren’t obvious and are helpful to know or get a refresher even if you already know about it. They also only take a little bit to explain.
@mookymookymooo3 күн бұрын
It's always a question of who you're pitching to
@prometheus33963 күн бұрын
Hey, I like the video man. Saw it in my recommended and decided to see how well it was made. Production, writing, and audio are all pretty good, and I think you could keep doing this. However, I do think you could use some differentiation from our boi SummoningSalt. This isn’t to say that this is a copy paste of his style of content. However, the choice of music background and general editing style are a little too close to what he does for your individual personality to shine through. Hope you keep making more stuff man, and good luck
@OrcaTrumpetКүн бұрын
He could at least thank summoningsalt in his video 🐬
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Watching this video really makes you realize how dominant green suigis records are. You have all this build up of neck and neck races to break wr barriers and then green suigi just obliterates those times
at least u beat the game tho
Weegeee also had some very scary paces, but now my memory is failing, because I remember it being a minute barrier break. So maybe it was for 1 star, which Suigi eventually got anyway.
If Nintendo was an American company
poke771 pog!
watching this before i get some shuteye for pace
Before you thank me for watching, thank SummoningSalt for popularizing the genre of speed running history vids on YT. 🐬
Great video! I dont even play this game but really enjoyed it
this vid is so good why are you so underrated
It's amazing people are still finding reason to play a 28 year old game. Also, I always wondered if there was a way to break the endless staircase, and there is. I was kind of right about jumping backwards, back in the day.
Great video man!
Good job, this was super informative! Thank you!
that blj is not the most precise thing in all of speedrunning...
we said “one of”
Accepting the mismatching coins for as long as they did was sloppy, but the blink method of checking is pure genius
My guy. You just told us, my dude, that you, quote, "decided to go for the world record myself." My man, you told us you got the world record by accident, but by accident means you didn't deliberately try to do it, my bro. It's one thing to be aiming for the world record, my pal, but literally going out and getting advice from the current world record holder as a whole nother thing my homeslice! That means you were specifically trying to get the world record, my buddy, and you were putting in extra effort to pursue the maximum advantage in doing so, my chap! My brother in christ, that is not an accident!
nah bro it was on accident trust
YEAHHHHH
4:30 could've been explained better, I've been staring at the shadows for 5 minutes and I'm not seeing any difference
how close they are to the white tile on the right, not to the grey
@@remedy64 Still not seeing any difference. But I appreciate the effort!
its miniscule, wouldnt expect a casual runner to notice. but the differences are there
Can you BLJ through the 8 star door? Instead of exit
Excellent - thank you
nice video, would love to see you doing a nsmbw any% one
maybe....
Bro thinks he’s Summoning Salt
How was this an accident exactly?
"it's been an hour" I'm crying rn
I saw comments comparing this to Summoning Salt. Idk if that is the kind of content you aim for, but just in case, here's some constructive criticism from a fellow video editor. The biggest gap is in storytelling skills, this video felt too much like a list of records. To be more summoning salty (aka an enegaging story that keeps you on your toes and makes you love the speedrun even if you've never seen the category before) it needs to focus more on the runners' emotions, goals and motivations, make more cliffhangers, show close attempts that failed, and give important moments time to breath (eg you can't say that someone made a crazy improvement with a crazy skip and after 0.1 seconds move on to someone else). Just the first things that came to mind, hope this helps!
He could start by thanking summoningsalt 🐬
The people of the world needs more speed run history videos.
I used to be a recocord holding speedrunner, now doing sports and work etc.
i believe "Xiah" is meant to be pronounced as "Shi-ah" instead of "zi-ah". nice video tho
Really good video, the only thing that would make it better would be to focus on the players a bit more and explain who they are instead of just showing their runs. Make it a story not just an explaination of the history. Anyway that's just my 2 cents. Thank you for the content !
there's over 500 N64 zero-star runs if you count obsolete runs
Yeah bro. Here is some constructive criticism. You said "but" about 70 times (I counted) before the halfway mark. I would recommend revising some scripting. Interesting concept, but the execution could be better. Keep at it bro.
what the hell song is playing at 16:59, my heart is literally jumping out of my body listening to it ..
Song name at 17:00 ?
Cat
6:01 that’s a terrible time for a world record. Reminds me of that tragedy
i liked it
Those 5 categories are a bit weird imo. There should also be 50 and 31 categories. There's also technically a potential for 8/9 stars, but like if you're gonna sblj might as well lobby blj
50 and 31 star are category extensions, they're not interesting or unique enough to be main categories.
Banger
This man has become the budget summoning salt and I am all for it!
what is that bootleg walmart version of summoning salt's theme song at the end
remix of we're finally landing, better then home IMO. song is called We're Finally Speedrunning. if you watched salt's tetris video he uses it at the end. the reason that version of the song exists is because We're Finally Landing has been having some copyright issues
I love the shit that goes in to all of this with this damn game. Cool video man
Hey as a side note For a non player it would be nice to have some backstory to the route that is taken, how the players came up with it and just explanation in general. It just started of too quickly for my feeling Other than that great video :)
Bro is summoning sugar Nah jk nice video😂
Taka's 9:11 was an inside job
I'm loving those history videos, I'm really looking forward for more! I feel though that there's a 0 star runner that is by far the most underrated, simply because he never got to hold an actual WR, which is Cjrokokomero, also known as Cj; between 2022 and 2023 he has been on many WR paces, basically constantly in 2nd place, also setting many former community bests, he was probably THE WR contender and very likely to get one... he unfortunately never managed to break through. Even during Suigi's dominance, he got some WR paces, of which also a 6:14 bpt into BLJs. He's currently not running SM64 for the moment. Also, Cosmalano has been developing ultimate DDD skip to some crazy levels, developing setups that he proved to have some insane consistency compared to what it used to be just 1 year ago. I'm not an expert at all, so I really hope noone takes my words for granted and check out both people, it's for completely different reasons, but I really feel like they both deserve much much more attention.
agreed! i just wanted to focus more on the wr history rather than too much out of that realm. cj and cosma are very awesome
@@treybordo oh no no, it wasn't a criticism, objectively speaking they both didn't have any 0 star WR, it was just a small attempt to spread the word. I really enjoyed the video!
Banger video
16:54 I'm calling it, the player must have been Matt Turk.
Ahh yes... Just because you are covering the same general topics, it makes you a copy of someone famous who is already covering it. What a brain dead conclusion. Great video, very nice explanations!
literally copied his outro song with enough modification to avoid copyright issues / whatever else... but everyone has to start somewhere.
pretty sure 'Home' is one of the songs in the library of free music yt creators use. @@richardli4038
Nice video bro! Just some constructive criticism: if you’re brand new to the Mario 64 speed running scene this might be a little bit of whiplash for them. I think explanation on what BLJs are and negative speed, why you need to take the route that you do and why it’s different from other categories, and a little better explanation on the pole up warp. (or suggest a video for more info, there’s lots of them) Otherwise I love speed run history videos like these, would love to see more dog!
appreciate it! we were pretty unsure how deep to go for each trick just because there’s quite a bit of videos explaining bljs
@@treybordo That’s a fair point for sure. Though I think it’s always nice for people, especially new people, to get a brief explanation of obscure mechanics that aren’t very obvious when you’re casually playing. For example slip drifting or wall hopping in Mario Kart Wii, or moonkick in Donkey Kong 64. Those are things that are very prevalent in speedrunning those games but aren’t obvious and are helpful to know or get a refresher even if you already know about it. They also only take a little bit to explain.
It's always a question of who you're pitching to
Hey, I like the video man. Saw it in my recommended and decided to see how well it was made. Production, writing, and audio are all pretty good, and I think you could keep doing this. However, I do think you could use some differentiation from our boi SummoningSalt. This isn’t to say that this is a copy paste of his style of content. However, the choice of music background and general editing style are a little too close to what he does for your individual personality to shine through. Hope you keep making more stuff man, and good luck
He could at least thank summoningsalt in his video 🐬
The end music fucking killed me lmao