Rhazer Fusion
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If legitimate, very impressive. Now try that with Returnal.
Sad as it sounds, this probably pays better than anything from those other skills...This is cool and all... but imagine what he could’ve learned outside of video games in the time it took him to do this — I’m assuming he could’ve learned a few musical instruments, read 100 literary classics, probably completed a PhD worth of education in independent pursuits.
I think I’m getting old.
If legitimate, very impressive. Now try that with Returnal.
I don't know if you are being serious but I have seen video essays that say the same about all FROM games from Souls to Borne to Sekiro.
I myself, found Bloodborne had a lot of rhythm.
Now, you can say the same about any game and call it reaching a state of flow so there's that.
Should have used a fleshlight instead of a fight stick.
Should've done it with a flight stick while spinning in his chair.
It’s a rhythm game
I don't know if you are being serious but I have seen video essays that say the same about all FROM games from Souls to Borne to Sekiro.
I myself, found Bloodborne had a lot of rhythm.
Now, you can say the same about any game and call it reaching a state of flow so there's that.
In a way he's right. I don't think it takes away from the game since in my opinion the mechanics are pretty crazy and the amount of balance needed for it must be crazy. Like I saw people struggling with Genchiro and I just went in and beat him only taking one hit:I found Doom Eternal to be a rhythm game. Especially when you get to those insane later stages and you just absolutely LOCK IN to the speed of the game. The mechanics absolutely demand that you play it like that if you want to progress. Shoot, punch, flame thrower, shoot, punch, chain saw, repeat with maybe 1 or 2 variations or death.
I loved it.
LilAggy, a streamer known for not only constantly beating his own previous world records speedrunning Sekiro,
but also finding fun, new ways to play this piss easy game, like with a DDR Dancepad, Rockband drums or holding the xbox controller WITH HIS FEET, has managed to beat the final boss completely blindfolded.
I'm aware bullshitting blindfold is a thing in the speed-running scene. Just watch it. The second camera behind him is showing his setup, both monitors off. This is what fighting a boss 10000 times does to your brain.
They're one of the easiest to recognize they're fake though. Even for your average non-speedrunner.Never trust blindfolded runs. In some of them, you can actually see through them.
Edit: this seems legit though.
That’s obviously impossible to do on a roguelike where rooms and paths are randomized.If legitimate, very impressive. Now try that with Returnal.
His memory recall is super impressive, and this is quite an incredible video, but I have to wonder what more practical and constructive thing he could have been doing with all of those hundreds of hours...
...he said, posting on an internet videogame forum talking about a guy who plays videogames on a charity stream.
I know right? That guy could've cured cancer, could've launched a rocket to Mars, could've helped that old lady cross the street.
At AGDQ 2022, Mitchriz completed Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice in just over two hours completely blindfolded. Watch as he breaks down his incredible run, including facing off against the troublesome Blazing Bull.