How Speedrunners Completely Broke Paper Mario: TTYD

[@letskillskully]

i was just watching the new main channel video thinking "man there hasnt been a new skoottie tv video in a while"

[@MomotheToothless]

Sometimes i genuinely wonder how much trial and error speedrunners do to find this stuff.

[@skoottietv]

Id love to make a video that goes in to how people find these crazy glitches and bugs, I have no clue how some are found, because no way palace skip was by chance lol

[@phictionofgrandeur2387]

So this is why the glitchless category is so much longer

[@tysondennis1016]

Bowser farting fire got me

[@OhNoBohNo]

love this speedrun in which you break into the x-naut fortress multiple times early lmao

[@Icedragon01234]

Professor Frankly seen with Bowser is a cursed sight, someone took notes with *that* Siren Sister encounter

[@m_affiliates]

I would like to point out that this game has a credits warp about 25 minutes in via arbitrary script execution (though it is very very TAS only), so this game is even more completely broken than the video makes it out to be

[@sophiemclachlan1903]

I was watching the Yu-Gi-Oh video and saw I somehow missed this one awhile ago! Your voice over/narration voice has really improved in your latest vids! You can kinda tell you're maybe a touch uncomfortable in this one or maybe trying a bit to hard to keep an even pace, but you flow and keep good pacing almost effortlessly in your Yu-Gi-Oh vid :D Also the reaction to that skip being discovered was an excellent inclusion, I think you could try building up something of that importance/impact a little more next time and then using a reaction clip like that as a sort of like emotional punch (though i guess maybe I'm just saying be more like summoning salt, which isn't quite how I mean, summoning salt definitely sometimes draws out the emotional punch clip a little too long) but just doing a little emotion lead up to the clip will make it be even more impactful in my opinion! Love your videos! ❤

[@KramerWaifu]

One of my absolute favorite games of all time. I'd love to see you make more content like this in the future or maybe even do a playthrough of longer games like TTYD.

[@B0ssguy]

7:13 how do you get to poshley heights at this point lmao forgot to explain a part there?

[@LuichoX203]

pretty sure they use the blue pipe because they have super boots by that point to be able to hit the switch that activates it

[@datqn7244]

SkoottieTV always delivers the best quality videos.

[@oscarjohansson3295]

Great quality video Skoottie❤️

[@indecision999]

i need more pmttyd vids, respectfully

[@appleguyyxozo]

You should look into speedruns for this old nintendo game called BigNose. No doubt those are wild

[@IWkris]

TTYD is such a great game

[@weewoomasterlol]

new skoottietv vid :o!

[@VynilCat]

Sweet vid keep up the good work👍

[@kalkius]

bro how could you finish ths video in one minute

[@VynilCat]

Socks secret

[@Trans_pride614]

You should 100% cover Celeste it's my all time favorite game and its skips are insane

[@bramromkes325]

another STV classic

[@wolfcl0ck]

good stuff

[@youtubeuniversity3638]

Most followers can have at once?

[@gengarng5886]

😅

[@Wendy_O._Koopa]

Speedrunners are so out of touch with reality, "This game is notorious for its glitches!" Are there any glitches a _normal_ person might experience through _normal_ gameplay? "Um... like three?" That's not a lot really... "But if you do all these *frame perfect* jumps..." most of the run seems to be exploiting this one specific glitch. Until that overly complicated glitch that this video is literally about, that no sane person would ever encounter. Compared to like Mighty No. 9, which upon release, your game could crash if you used your buster. That's what 'notorious' means.

[@Omicron716]

They're not "so out of touch with reality"; They're speedrunners talking about speedrunning a game and using the amount of speedrunning-oriented glitches in other games as a barometer when discussing the amount in this one. You are the one waltzing into their territory and being, frankly, annoying. They don't center their verbiage around you, somebody who clearly has no interest in their hobby and only thrusts themselves into the conversation to be irritating. Centering your entire personality around being a pedant or arguing about semantics doesn't make you seem smart; You just come off as patronizing. Nobody likes you.

[@ihavepissinmybrain]

“Notorious” in the context of speedrunning. You know what he meant. Why do people like you enjoy starting problems?

[@Wendy_O._Koopa]

@@ihavepissinmybrain If by "starting problems" you mean "correcting people when they say misleading things," then I do it because of Brandolini's law. I want to stop the spread of misinformation, it will never happen, but I have to try.

[@ihavepissinmybrain]

@@Wendy_O._Koopa Justifying calling people out of touch with reality over misspeaking is what’s really out of touch with reality. You can correct people without insulting them, but I guess your reality works differently.

[@Wendy_O._Koopa]

@@ihavepissinmybrain First of all, where did I insult anybody? Second, you came here just to have an argument, you're literally doing the pot-calling-the-kettle-black bit unironically.