The Legend of Zelda - Any% No Up-A Speedrun in

[@JSR_]

GG and congrats bro :D

[@MizzouAntler]

Yo JSR, thanks dude!

[@doctorblue4942]

Excellent work! Some level 8. 8 second BL1, free bombs in between, 7 second BL2. 1:49 Lv8 not too shabby. That Lynel snipe though. Then slow river. Forced out of the clip in Rev-C but still pretty speedy overall. The Patra 2B dodge! Free bombs before Trap Room. And the Trap Room itself/Patra 3 was nice. Almost-perfect Gannon to end it all. gg!

[@MizzouAntler]

Yo TDB thanks man! Yeah man the 8 was a gold by like 4 seconds at least. Unbelievable luck in there. Swung way late on that lynel and though I blew it, especially after that terrible river room. From that point on though I would be hard-pressed to find something I could have done better without some extreme nit-picking.

[@subtlewookiee]

Yooooooooooooooooo GG!

[@MizzouAntler]

@@subtlewookiee Yo thanks Wookie!

[@nesrex]

So fast bro! #FearThe🦌

[@MizzouAntler]

Yo thanks Rex!

[@kippywylie]

How did you leap to dungeon 3 in 15 seconds?

[@MizzouAntler]

@@kippywylie There is a glitch called the screen scroll in the game. A very condensed explanation: You line Link up on a specific pixel 5 pixels from the edge of the screen and do a 1 frame tap up or down on the d-pad which will make Link turn to face away from the close edge of the screen. This happens because of complexities of the grid system the game uses for Link’s and enemies’ movement. If you performed the trick correctly, when you then walk through the edge of the screen which would normally trigger the transition to the next screen, you skip the trigger for the screen transition causing the game to wrap Link to the other side of the current screen. Once on that side of the screen, you can just walk into the edge of the screen as normal on that side, triggering the screen transition to the next screen in that direction.

[@kippywylie]

@MizzouAntler Wow thank you. Hey I'm playing Zelda using quest downloads (qst) to play on a Windows laptop so I'll need to try this. Your skill is way beyond my wildest dreams. I'm 75 years old and honestly Zelda sharpens up my days like an extra cup of coffee.

[@MizzouAntler]

@@kippywylie Thank you and that's awesome! If you go to redcandle.us there are explanations for most of the little tricks in the game with visual aids to help you learn to do them! Hope you are having fun with the game!