something something autism
Something something autism
Jayden Kelly
Aaron Ortiz
>This guy proves that SM64 has more technical depth than Dark Souls
Jacob Scott
All this glitchyness is making me sad.
Is 64 so easy to break that it's not enjoyable anymore?
Daniel Howard
>and ultimately save 8 A presses
Aiden Fisher
>so easy to break
What are you gonna fucking build up speed for 12 hours so you can have one less A press? No? Then you have nothing to worry about.
Luis Morales
These guys are reaching autistic glitching level unthinkable to a normal human being. I played SM64 a lot as a kid and I don't recall any bug save for the rare collision fuck up every once in a while.
Isaac Perry
>After all, I do kick up dust for 10^1101 years
Jacob Lopez
These type of people make me glad im autistic
>mfw
Charles Phillips
To be fair, reverse engineering the game to the extent where you can accurately re-create objects from it is very impressive, for someone who isn't a professional programmer.
Cameron Bell
BUT FIRST LET'S TALK ABOUT PARALLEL UNIVERSES
Christopher Price
>52 years to make this glitch work once
>needs to make it work 2 or 3 times
Wew lad
Ryder Cook
Haha, wow that must have been the most autistic virgin video I've ever seen. They're just games man
Jacob Williams
Did you miss the part where he said it's impossible and he'd never try it?
Jeremiah Jenkins
>10^1101 years
Leo Ward
I thought he said that he wouldn't continue the strategy himself, not that it was impossible.
Nicholas Morgan
years to make this glitch work once
52 years gets the cog to stay still for twelve frames.
For the skip to work, he needs it to stay still for 40 seconds.
Jaxson White
I'm impressed he gave up on this one but I don't blame him, by the time he'd get it to work once he could have found an easier workaround.
Jace Roberts
To be fair, you only need to accelerate Mario universe time to be equivalent of 52 years real time.
Tyler Moore
>the heat death of the universe will come Before pannekoek saves those 8 a-presses
Mason Smith
He will out-live the universe if it means saving those A-presses. In the abyss of nothingness, there will be only be pannekoek and his computer, eternally toiling away to reach his goal. And when he completes his run, the universe will be re-shaped in his image.
Jace Carter
how long would the acceleration process take?
>mfw we become the autism
Jason Baker
There is a vanishingly small chance that it is even possible and if it was possible it would take so long the universe would probably have ended by the time it happened
Isaac Mitchell
The things he does are not easy
You don't think he is doing all of this by hand, do you? He uses tools to script specific and precise movements. The shit he does requires frame precision that is all but impossible for a human
Lincoln Morales
52 YEARS
Ayden Morris
A universe where nobody ever needs to press A
Gravity, one of the fundamental forces of our universe will be meaningless in his new world
Truly it will be a rebirth for all sentient life
Zachary Morgan
Kekd hard
Nathaniel Fisher
literally what's the point in making this stuff for SM64?
Parker Cook
>Matter and energy had ended and with it, space and time. Even pannenkoek existed only for the sake of the one last A press that he had never skipped from the time a Youtube comment 10^1101 years before had asked the question of a java program that was to pannenkoek far less than was a man to Man.
> All RNG had come to a final end. Nothing was left to be manipulated.
> But all possible course states had yet to be completely correlated and put together in all possible relationships.
>A timeless interval was spent in doing that.
> And it came to pass that pannenkoek learned how to collect all the stars without pressing A.
> But there was now no man to whom pannenkoek might give the answer of the last question. No matter. The answer -- by demonstration -- would take care of that, too.
>For another timeless interval, pannenkoek thought how best to do this. Carefully, pannenkoek organized the Excel charts.
>The consciousness of pannenkoek encompassed all of what had once been a Universe and brooded over what was now Chaos. Step by step, it must be done.
>And pannenkoek said, "Stomp On the Thwomp 0x A Presses (Commentated)"
Jacob Myers
Did you watch the whole video?
52 years isn't even close to how long he has to wait.
Andrew Flores
Apex lel
Great job user
Eli White
Don't mind him, he's only here to try and make the next ebin maymay.
Kayden Cox
I must have missed the video explaining what a pedro spot is and I can't find it on either of his channels. Can I get a link, or a tl;dr?
Alexander Brooks
No the 52 years was for 12 frames, nowhere near the amount he needed.
Josiah Campbell
Oh right. He needed 100 times as much.
Jack Morris
good shit
Josiah Williams
its on his channel theres 2 of them
Bentley Martin
>this is his only favourited video
youtube.com
why
Easton Cook
youtube.com
It's at around 3:30
Jayden Russell
IN THIS VIDEO
Jayden Bell
Reminds me of the one fucking glitch in the original paper mario for n64 where if you smacked the one block with your hammer for like 50 years straight or something the game would crash or something.
Camden Ross
>time it takes to achieve a cartain number of still frames
>52 years
Ryan Russell