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An improvement by 3 seconds! It's surprising how the small improvements throughout the run added up into a significant overall time save, even after missing the second geyser launch in the second screen.

Got the second geyser launch as well as the boulder chase zigzag boost, and here's a resultant improvement by 1.35 seconds. Messed up at several other places in the run though, and it all added up quite a bit.

An improvement by 1 second. If I'm going for a serious time save next, the starting stretch of the second screen would be where it's at. Also, no audio again.

A full speedrun of the game after a year of doing individual stages! First try, no resets, this was very nerve-wracking and cringe-inducing. Trying to make the best of the run after messing up in multiple sections was quite an experience. It was fun though, and I'm glad I've finally done this. 0:00 Intro Stage 1: Dragon Valley 2:52 Stage 2: Relic Maze 7:56 Stage 3: Fortune Night 12:46 Stage 4: ...

Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLuCv8GyPIfVyt8vQi2W1uifHNXz3DTGXk Final Dreadnought 4 is a very unique stage to speedrun. Nearly all of it is cycle-based, it has an extremely luck-based zip early on (which I did not go for in the run), and it's the only stage in the game that is theoretically faster to speedrun in Casual mode than in Normal mode. The Dreadblocks are a series of 5 diagonal toggling blo...

Speeeeeeed! Final Dreadnought 3 is strewn with its stage exclusive accelerators, which instantly get Lilac to maximum speed. This makes for a lot of fast segments, despite the stage length being quite sizeable. Some high cyclones are required for an optimal run though, and at least one high uppercut at the boss fight. The moves at the very start of the stage also need to be precise in order to ...

Final Dreadnought 2 has got to be the strangest level to speedrun so far. It's incredibly annoying to play normally, and that doesn't get any better in a speedrun either. The infamous Dreadbox zip is present in this stage, which requires positioning at the accuracy of sub-pixels to execute successfully, and also carries a risk of destroying the box. There's a faster (though far less consistent)...

A fairly short stage, the first of the four endgame stages is a fast one that's filled with teleporters, pylons and boosts. Pylons (the pillars that fire two orbs which spiral downwards) are present in groups and are rather common in the stage. They cause the main annoyance due to how they trigger on global cycles. The first stretch (until the teleporter after the first group of pylons) is very...

This is the longest stage in the game, speedrun or otherwise, and oh it's a slog to play. It involves using a ton of different techniques throughout its length, and lots of sections can just ruin a run if they're not traversed correctly. The most egregious of these is the boss fight at the very end, which involves performing several high uppercuts in a row, and missing even once can be very cos...

Pangu Lagoon rocks! It's a fast stage with several long stretches of high speed, and a stage gimmick that fits greatly with the level design. The run is filled with those super boosts, and also lots of high cyclones, successful and unsuccessful (though there do exist viable strategies without any high cyclones). The boss is mostly a non-issue. Just gotta ensure that enough of the orbs are destr...

Compared to the previous few stages, Thermal Base was not fun. Perhaps it's due to a lack of speedrunning set pieces as well as the abrupt difficulty spikes. There's nothing in the level that's quite like Jade Creek's Lake Glide and Submarine Run, or Sky Battalion's Earth Ship boss fight and its exit. The Squid screen comes close, but most of Thermal Base is a medium-speed romp because of all t...

Jade Creek! This stage is a ton of fun due to the variety of different move combos involved. The lake glide, the submarine run, the corner boost into ground cyclone launch (I have no idea what else to call it), various sections of the first screen, all very cool stuff. The second phase of the boss fight is by far the most aggravating part of the stage. Optimal play requires a lot of precision w...

Sky Battalion is a welcome breather after the previous two highly demanding stages. The unique level structure is cool too. The first half of the Metal Ship is a highlight of the stage. It is very difficult to pull off smoothly, and one look at an expert run of that section should illustrate why (lots of precise moves in rapid succession). Spade is annoying until you learn his patterns and stop...

Fortune Night is full of small sections where it's easy to mess up. While none of them cost too much time loss upon not nailing the moves, they add up quickly. The highly sensitive zipline launches, the race against the clock during the starting segment, the tight maneuver right at the end of that segment, the precise high uppercut for the second warp, the Robopanther fight with RNG and input d...

Freedom Planet Speedrun - Lilac - Relic Maze Any% - 3m45s380ms

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