Posts for Rincewind_Ulysses_Carnby

Posted: 8/26/2009 11:51 AM
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Rincewind_Ulysses_Carnby
Joined: 8/22/2009
Posts: 2
Location: Denmark
That´s-a wonderful! In fact, you have some very interesting clips on your youtube channel, Myles. Have you considered doing a TAS yourself? I haven't been planning much so far. I'm actually currently stuck with my own theory, that a speedrun can always be better; a speedrun can always be obsoleted... but the thing is, an entertainment run CAN'T be obsoleted. How can you "beat an entertainment-run without the speed-factor? You just can't. Perhaps in hindsight Mario Golf, or ANY kind of "competitive based" (sports)game, just isn't cut out for a TAS :/
Posted: 8/22/2009 1:40 PM
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Rincewind_Ulysses_Carnby
Joined: 8/22/2009
Posts: 2
Location: Denmark
Hi all. Pretty new here, but I've been lurking like forever. So what happened to this game? I would be very interested in seeing this game mastered to perfection. It might be a more entertainment-oriented run than a speed-run if I was to do it. But I really need to know whether or not someone would actually consider watching it, and whether or not a pure entertainment run would fit the concept for this site? I have never made a TAS before, nor do I know how to do one, but I've checked out the FAQ's a couple of times and I'm a quick learner so, yeah... I just recently bought it from the Wii shop, just to get a little of that nostalgic feel - and I can already honestly say that with some luck, one can do all sorts of crazy shots; bouncing the ball off of a tree or cactus and into the hole (I nearly managed to do that just by playing on the console!), doing all kinds of crazy albatross shots, and just generally make it a fun, but in consequence not a speedy, run. Even if most people are opposed to such a run I might just do one afterall - if anyone is interested in seeing the run I will upload it and PM the link. Oh, and sorry for the old bump but I've read that it's better to bump rather than making a brand new topic