and then you keep going on about it over and over like it’s funny.um. let’s just say that if you interpret a yawn or the audible relief of a finished, well-executed speedrun at the end of a fifteen hour stream as the person, well, cumming. i guess it’s on me for not being on social media spaces but man oh man were there some.
if you want an any% glitchless it’s right over there? or a 100% run both glitched and not? or maybe what you really want is just a challenge run? in which case you should probably stop looking at speedruns. ”he’s using glitches! why isn’t he doing all of the content the normal way! >:(” my guy.it’s an any% with glitches allowed.that’s.the point.
“why is this dude just sprinting past everything! >:(” my ’s a speedrun. I did not realize there were people who didn’t understand the point of a speedrun, or that games have multiple rules and categories so their “preferred” speedrun type does exist.the run in the video is just not of that type? bruh. the pain of seeing thousands of idiots who apparently think an any% speedrun is “cheating” or is “unimpressive/bland/lame/a waste of time” (because the runner.skipped a lot of content using Very Technical Tricks to beat the game as fast as possible?) is. like, yeah online chats are 9/10 garbage but my dude, my guy. Nothing quite like looking at the onscreen chat on a vod out of habit, being used to Actual Good Chats, only to witness the worst instead.
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