This topic is for the purpose of discussing #5630: IDK's SNES F-Zero "PORT TOWN 2 in 2'0994" in 02:36.03

>Single Track Well this isn't going to fly well.

What?

Who made this movie? IDK. Then do you know someone who DOES know who made it?

I'm going to upload a temporary encode. EDIT: http://www.mediafire.com/file/b9jamcomq50uql3/F-ZeroPort2_20994.mkv

No, we just got rid of that dumb movie. We don't need it brought back.

I vote yes

I did found the run entertaining, so is a yes in that aspect. The TAS was well done and fast too, it's a bummer though that is only 1 track as others have mentioned :S

Voting No on this due to it's lack of completion compared to a full run. However, I find it interesting how the AI rubberbands when you get teleported back.

There's precedent for single levels, right? That said, I don't know about this being a standalone movie. Maybe if it was in all the other courses in its circuit, but as it stands....

There's precedent for single levels, right?

There is, but it is commonly accepted as a bad idea to continue this rather aged (more than 10 years) precedent. One case has actually been obsoleted by a different game entirely (a sequel with similar mechanics, mind, but still a different game) to remove the precedent. We're trying very hard to discourage runs that only complete a relatively minor segment of a game, and a ruling that has last happened more than a decade ago should not have much weight in what we accept today. In general, we are looking for complete runs, or at least runs that complete a major segment or an entire side mode of a game. A demonstration of a small segment is unlikely to find acceptance here today without a particularly compelling argument. Apologies for acting as though I am speaking for the site, the instances I speak of "we," but I suspect this is true for the site. If I pushed some boundaries, let me know so I don't make a habit of this.

Yes vote. Of course, a complete run is desirable. But personally I think it is valuable to explore the fastest time on each courses in race-games, since it is generally rather difficult to optimize race-game runs. And I think this run is well done. For this game, I'm just a casual player, but I guess you made a lot of effort for this run. Because, I have sometimes read your blog (Japanese). So, this very simple submission text is regrettable. I want you to explain your effort by your submission. You will be able to write interesting contents.

Yes vote!

I like the idea of TASVideos collecting single-level records for games like this where you CAN pick one level to play at a time. Maybe make these sorts of runs auto-Vault? Or a new tier?

I like the idea of TASVideos collecting single-level records for games like this where you CAN pick one level to play at a time.

How's about. Make a page dedicated to storing the information instead. Like I don't know. MUGG did. And you upload your stuff I don't know here: http://tasvideos.org/userfiles/my#uploadfile

Maybe make these sorts of runs auto-Vault? Or a new tier?

Yea, it's called Gruefood.

I like the idea of TASVideos collecting single-level records for games like this where you CAN pick one level to play at a time. Maybe make these sorts of runs auto-Vault? Or a new tier?

SDA has a rule that single-level runs are allowed, but only if one exists for every level (making a full "individual level table" that serves as a substitute for a full-game run). Once the full table exists, the various levels can be obsoleted individually. Something like that might make sense for TASvideos, too. The rule that every level needs a run before individual levels can be submitted individually seems to have a good reason for existing, though.

om, nom, nom... sweet!

I like the idea of TASVideos collecting single-level records for games like this where you CAN pick one level to play at a time. Maybe make these sorts of runs auto-Vault? Or a new tier?

The TASVideos publication framework is not an IL records site, never was designed to be, and it is not going to be unless the whole publication system is drastically overhauled. A publication currently does not support having more than one movie or record in it, and making separate publications for each IL would take too much effort on the publishing side, as well as cause overall clutter or disparities on publication list pages. If you want to keep track of TAS ILs for a game, you can make an userpage like what mugg did with SSBM for example (linked above), but officially it will not be supported without significantly changing the site's workings.