>press A
>actually I half pressed it
Press A
Zachary Brown
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Isaac Anderson
2015 needs its memes back
Brody Wilson
Th-that was 3 years ago?
Nolan Allen
So "half pressing" is just pressing the button down and letting go as the level finishes loading?
David Jones
No, it was last year.
James Parker
pressing and never releasing, but you see, an A press has three parts to it....
Henry Reed
From what I gather, it's entering the stage with the A button already pressed to achieve the specific mechanics that creates.
It's a "half press" on a per-stage basis, but overall for the run would count as a complete press because it does, sooner or later, have to be released.
Andrew Roberts
It's
>Press A
>leave level/enter a new one with A still pressed
>Release the A button, which still can do certain actions
Levi Garcia
No its pushing it down and holding tje a button. Even by his autistic explanation of it it would still be a .66 a press, not a .5 a press. Theres 3 actions the a button does, press, hold, and release which he himself explains
Aaron Cox
It's when you push down on the A button, although not quite literally in the sense that you're pushing down on the N64 controller's A button as I imagine these Mario 64 enthusiasts are either emulating the game or using a different controller. As I was saying, it occurs when they hold the A button down as they enter a level. For every action in the game, only holding and releasing the A button is important, so when you hold the A button and you hold the A button, then when you letting go of the A button is important in the sense that they're trying to minimalize their amount of A button presses and then they release the button, sending Mario into an alternate dimension complete Mario 64 in as little A presses as possible quarter and then he releases the button once the level loads in, building up enough speed to scuttlebug hopping A button.
Jackson Morgan
"Half A-press" is just poorly chosen terminology to refer to a technique for using a single A-press to do useful work over more that one level.
In the grand scheme of the whole minimal-A-press run, depressing the A button would of course increment the A-press counter by one.
Logan Sanchez
Pannen sure loves SM64
Lincoln Sanchez
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Brandon Ross
>ywn love something as purely and as wholly as Pannenkoek loves SM64
>it's been two fucking years
Owen Butler
I wonder does he bother playing mario Odysess and doing those .5 runs?
Jacob Perez
Robert James
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Angel Phillips
Actually got chills watching this
Gabriel Adams
I wonder how Henry's butthole smell haha
Luke Morgan
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