It's fine if the Devs want to patch the game. All they need to do is make a "Speedrun Mode" option on the main menu which lists all versions of the game. That way casual players can enjoy a non-buggy mess, whereas speedrunners have their pick of the litter from every version of the game to find which one works best for them.
I get what you’re going for, but that isn’t a good idea because it would mean having all the old code able to be switched on & off in the game files, which will very quickly bloat the file size and likely hurt the framerate.
Most of the speedrun strats shown on the video aren't things a casual player will be able to pull off accidentally or even know about, the game state will still be the same regardless of removing these strats or not. What they really have to patch are NPCS locking, A/T posing, the player being able to jump a mile high, the neighbours being able to pick you from a lot of distance sometimes and other times not being able to pick you when you are at their side etc.
@@nerfirelia8235 That’s fine because you download the specific version you want to play. That’s different than having an in-game option and doesn’t lead to any of the aforementioned problems.
@@TheFernandinho arent most of those bugs from the first game? also, someone could discover flying with the fire extinguisher on accident altho i don't think it's that plausible lol
Imagine you're just minding your business just keeping some children captive in your attic and then your recently moved in neighbor starts to invade your house at 20/mph while levitating, constantly shooting with a fire extinguisher and completely phasing through your walls and windows, stealing all your stuff and breaking everything in their path.
Yeah they sure are but also you have to remember that this is just disappointing to see in a game that was clearly not fucking tested one bit😂 seriously it's depressing I would love to see Tiny build make a game where there's not some giant bug or something missing from their game that they never fix and they're just like oh yeah that's fine no one will notice that or take advantage of it or be mad at us that we never fix it for years later literally so many other games are so good but have so many major issues why can't they just hire people to test them
You can learn a lot about game design by watching speed runs. Tip: Don't make items interactive until a flag is activated by actually completing the intended puzzle.
By patching these glitches and going against their word of not meddling they will be doing exactly what they’ve done for this entire franchise. Shooting themselves in the foot over and over again.
Because it also hurts their image if their "brand new $60 game" can be beaten in legitimately less than 2 minutes. It's to save even a small amount of face and integrity that they put a "high amount" of "effort" into their games. No matter what they do they're gonna shoot themselves in the foot so doing it this way at least makes the share holders happy.
I swear game devs should just offer the game to speed runners to 'break' so they can fix up some of these bugs. As cool as some of these are it could only make the game better and offer more of a challenge as at this point, there just saving less than moments of time for a speed run. Edit: For those going on about 'beta testers' and such failing and such. I've beta-tested a few games in my time. It comes down to that a group of us can't possibly think of trying everything that all the countless other players may have come up with. If we didn't think 'hey crouch in this exact angle and do this frame perfect input and do action X Y Z to do this' then well. Yes, even things as simple as 'crouch and press forward against this solid object' can be missed. When you want to complain about how testers missed this stuff, just think, would YOU think of any of this? As that's what testers are, just people playing a game to find stuff. We are there to try and break things, but speedrunners do have a skill set in knowing better what to look for, and many have external tools that they design for these games to help with such frame-perfect discoveries that normal people just don't have.
That is very true but what people need to do is just hire fucking testers like seriously it's really disappointing to see that this game is like this cause honestly what's the point of releasing a game if you're not even going to sit there and start removing all the thousands of different bugs it doesn't even feel like you're playing a fully fleshed out game
@@thechugg4372 It's not really that. I';ve beta tesated for a few games and it's more that we can't always think of everything. We can try and break the game and such but what we may think of to try someone in the 1000''s of more players may have stumbled on. Or as with speed runners, they develup tools to break stuff down to help them discover these tricks, like exact angles to crouch against something to clip in that a general test may never find, or those frame perfect imputs. A lot goes into play testing, but in all, it cant account for countless of other players doing things we never would have thought to try.
This is insane! How buggy is your game that it can be beaten in less than 2 MINUTES! It doesn’t even end there; I found a glitch with the mayor and the policeman where they would get stuck repeating an animation (the policeman would keep opening the side door, spotting me and shutting it. And the mayor got stuck in the table where the gramma phone is.
If I were making a game I might just spawn the keys immediately. If some speedrunner figures out a way to clip in then good for them, so long as casuals don't do it accidentally. Speedrunners have fun breaking a game or just playing it really well (depends on the runner) and I'd happily leave things in place that they could potentially abuse, again, so long as it doesn't hurt casual play. Having stuff always present is also nice for boundary breakers. There are a lot of other bugs that probably should have been found but modern dev times, budget constraints, ect can make it difficult to find and fix everything (and it seems like there were other things going on in the back that made development less than smooth). The underlying game engine can also introduce weird bugs. I presume they used Unity which, at least used to (not sure if it's still the case) be cheaper to use than Unreal (I think both Unity and Unreal allow you to publish a game without paying fees until you get a certain number of buyers then you pay some percentage, Unity takes less). Unity can be a real buggy mess but developing a whole new 3D engine that's even half as good just isn't feasible on a budget. I know for Yooka Laylee they used Unity but heavily modified it to work for them and be far more optimal than stock.
Most people are still not even aware that this game released and it's already this broken 🤯 absolutely mind blowing how speed runners broke it in such little time 😅
"We actually made our game worse on purpose, because we thought it would be more interesting. Now that you've found them all, we're going to remove them though, because you shouldn't have too much of a good thing"
I halfway figured I’d check the leaderboard and see that it was beaten again but the closest time is a 2:15:96 so I doubt it will happen for a couple of days
If you get caught while moving on a ladder(this can be done on the upper floor of the mayor's house)you get glitched when you respawn and can pretty much fly around. Though this might get patched soon.
My favourite time save in these games is to just not play them since they've been made as cheaply as possible, are totally broken, have shite endings, and the people making them have been rewarded for doing so with a TV show, toy lines, and a bunch of other deals that makes me want to puke. We got this, but we'll never see what PT should have been...
7:24 if you remember how broken HN 1 was then they either do it on purpose or are scam artists, selling games made in 5 days with some average or bad assets.
The only exploits devs should patch are ones that actually break the game, like the clipping issues here. It becomes less about playing the game optimally and intentionally and more about “get through these collision barriers and you win” Not that that’s a bad thing, but speedruns where you actually play the game as intended are equally as interesting to see
So remind me why this series is so popular? And why the devs thought it was good enough to be released at this state? This must be absolutely embarrassing for the devs
If you are referring to my comment as a conspiracy theory, I want to clarify, that what makes many games fun for a lot of players is finding glitches and finding ways to utilize glitches. For that reason, it would be beneficial to intentionally put various glitches and exploits in the game. I know, that if I made a large game, I would attempt to sprinkle very specific, intentionally exploitable mechanics in it. Slime Rancher has fun exploits like certain spots being skippable with good maneuvering with the jet pack, and some parts of the terrain almost seem deliberately placed (like the rocks in the open water, that the honey largo in the corner of the biome it is in is facing(pretty sure, this is not used in speedruns)). However, I no longer think that it was intentional, because I later watched someone play the game for themself and saw how often they clipped through the floor or the game crashed, which obviously wouldn't be intentional. edit: Please do not interpret my opinion on stuff I say, that does not directly state my opinion. I like programming, and the concept of speedrunning. Having a good understanding of one allows you to better do the other. If you are developing a game, or any product for that matter, it is important to consider the demographic, that the product will reach, and make the product good for as many of the types of people, the product will reach. ("types of people" is inaccurate, but that is irrelevant in this context.) To clarify, I think that some games intentionally not only allow glitches, that are used in speedrunning, to exist, but create them for that purpose. Because that's what I would do, and I can not be the only person in the world, to have had that idea. I no longer think that this game did it intentionally though. The words "glitch" and "exploit" may not be accurate in all of the places, I have used them. This is way too much text to explain my point, but I am too tired to read it through for mistyped words, grammatical incoherence or leaps in logical. If I'm wrong or missing information that is relevant to this, please do tell me edit2: (Roughly 22 hours after my original comment.) I just opened High On Life, and while it is almost definitely meant as a joke, some of the things, that pop up along with photosensitivity warnings is something like "any bugs you may encounter are completely intentional".
The Fire Extinguisher is basically Fredoor and Deloading from Security Breach. Change my mind. Yes I'm making another security breach reference, because these games came out SO BROKEN
Okay Im so sorry this is NOT related to the actual speedrun or game at all but I just noticed it, is the missing pixel at the green T at 8:22 intentional or not? I was sitting there like "damn, this game is almost at the point where runs cant get significantly cut down this soon?" and then my eyes just went there and was like "NO"
The bakery one has been patched. I clipped through the cash register a couple times at different angles. I’m pretty sure all the other ones work Edit: it works but the hit box is slightly down
It's kinda sad how much is broken, not even the CEO of tinyBuild knew how broken this game and is making the devs release weekly content updates to make up for how broken it released lol
I think there may be some credit to thinking they made the game broken on purpose. Remember these are the same people who basically ditched the idea of making the first one stable in favor of chasing clout and theory videos, practically begging for it on twitter.
I don’t think it’s dismissive towards the speedrunners working on the run to point out not that much work has been done for this run, in order to get it this low. The maximum amount of work one person can do in three days is, well, three days. Devs will have to fix parts of this game just to make it playable normally. It will probably result in a more well-rounded speedrun, that explores more mechanics. Still, if they could preserve this patch in-game for speedrunners, that would be nice.
Oooh, is that why the game is 2 hours long? So it's short enough to where people will feel scammed by paying $40 for the game, but just long enough to where they can't get their money back. Damn, the devs sure are good at everything but making games.
Not surprised the devs are going the patch some exploits. In my opinion, a game can be too broken. I do hope they wait until the record is optimised to hell, because I want to see if this game cam be beaten in 100 seconds (I hope so)
Fnaf sb: Super broken on launch Hello Neighbor 2: Broken beyond belief on launch Bendy and the Dark Revival: Solid as a rock Yeah I think I know which game is the better one lmao
First time you play the game, it takes 10 minutes to figure out each _step_ of the puzzles. 3rd time playing, you finish it in under 20 minutes, and that's without research. This game has very little replay value if you aren't a speedrunner.
I'm all for supporting speedrunners but not at the expense of a game being incredibly broken. A vast majority of players aren't speedrunners, so they aren't actively using any exploits/glitches to progress.
![Hello Neighbor ALPHA & BETA Unused Content | LOST BITS [TetraBitGaming]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-zBl2_XL60s/mqdefault.jpg)
What can YOU do in 2 MINUTES??
Eat a small bag of chips
Go to my neighbor
buy milk (unlike my father)
Pee
Stand
I know the devs somewhat embraced these bugs for speedrunning, but I would frankly be embarassed releasing a game this busted.
Yeah, especially because abusing bugs is way less fun in this game than the first one
Detective 1: So, how did you saved a children that quick?
Detective speedrunner: *Parkour and fire extinguisher*
Not much parkour 😆 Wall phasing and extinguisher ;P
Detective 1: what? Fire extinguisher???
@@Femboy_Frosty detective speedrunner: this one
@@jasparta993 "So do you remember how i told you i did not learnt any physic at all ?"
All bro can say is clip 💀
This game feels like you can get through anything solid if you wiggle hard enough.
Can't wait for the "Opening the game straight to ending" speedrun in the next week
You could beat Hello Neighbor 2 four times and this video still wouldn't be over.
True LOL
True
Yea
Omg! scratch pfp!!!!!!
@@МистерФ-е6в yee
It's fine if the Devs want to patch the game. All they need to do is make a "Speedrun Mode" option on the main menu which lists all versions of the game. That way casual players can enjoy a non-buggy mess, whereas speedrunners have their pick of the litter from every version of the game to find which one works best for them.
I get what you’re going for, but that isn’t a good idea because it would mean having all the old code able to be switched on & off in the game files, which will very quickly bloat the file size and likely hurt the framerate.
@@supC_ Some devs do it through the steam beta option where you can switch between versions of the game
Most of the speedrun strats shown on the video aren't things a casual player will be able to pull off accidentally or even know about, the game state will still be the same regardless of removing these strats or not.
What they really have to patch are NPCS locking, A/T posing, the player being able to jump a mile high, the neighbours being able to pick you from a lot of distance sometimes and other times not being able to pick you when you are at their side etc.
@@nerfirelia8235 That’s fine because you download the specific version you want to play. That’s different than having an in-game option and doesn’t lead to any of the aforementioned problems.
@@TheFernandinho arent most of those bugs from the first game? also, someone could discover flying with the fire extinguisher on accident altho i don't think it's that plausible lol
Neighbor 2 speedrun explained in few words:clipping and flying
Ah yes, the “Superman with Scissors” route.
YOOOOO IS THAT CHARLES
That's 3 words
@@Luna5829 The comments said few words
Imagine you're just minding your business just keeping some children captive in your attic and then your recently moved in neighbor starts to invade your house at 20/mph while levitating, constantly shooting with a fire extinguisher and completely phasing through your walls and windows, stealing all your stuff and breaking everything in their path.
Nice analysis, it's really crazy how far we've gotten in one week of the game being out LOL. Ajai is a legend
The runners of this game are insane
They actually are
Agreed. You deserve a credit. Here you go: 💳
Yeah they sure are but also you have to remember that this is just disappointing to see in a game that was clearly not fucking tested one bit😂 seriously it's depressing I would love to see Tiny build make a game where there's not some giant bug or something missing from their game that they never fix and they're just like oh yeah that's fine no one will notice that or take advantage of it or be mad at us that we never fix it for years later literally so many other games are so good but have so many major issues why can't they just hire people to test them
@@TetraBitGaming in 2 minutes i go pee lol
The game is REALLY easy to break
You can learn a lot about game design by watching speed runs. Tip: Don't make items interactive until a flag is activated by actually completing the intended puzzle.
Remember guys, if you're stuck somewhere or just want to noclip, just use a fire extinguisher
😂
"And that's how I ended up in the backrooms"
The M.E.G: ( ఠ ͟ʖ ఠ)
How do you clip with the fire extinguisher??
@@lazerwingsynergy you crouch and jump into a wall while turning your camera backwards and activate the fire extinguisher.
By patching these glitches and going against their word of not meddling they will be doing exactly what they’ve done for this entire franchise. Shooting themselves in the foot over and over again.
I read a comment of someone hoping the bug got fix
When I say "a" I mean a lot
Because it also hurts their image if their "brand new $60 game" can be beaten in legitimately less than 2 minutes. It's to save even a small amount of face and integrity that they put a "high amount" of "effort" into their games. No matter what they do they're gonna shoot themselves in the foot so doing it this way at least makes the share holders happy.
@@cheddarcheeseplease2481 yeah...they gonna shot their foot either way
I swear game devs should just offer the game to speed runners to 'break' so they can fix up some of these bugs. As cool as some of these are it could only make the game better and offer more of a challenge as at this point, there just saving less than moments of time for a speed run.
Edit:
For those going on about 'beta testers' and such failing and such. I've beta-tested a few games in my time. It comes down to that a group of us can't possibly think of trying everything that all the countless other players may have come up with. If we didn't think 'hey crouch in this exact angle and do this frame perfect input and do action X Y Z to do this' then well. Yes, even things as simple as 'crouch and press forward against this solid object' can be missed.
When you want to complain about how testers missed this stuff, just think, would YOU think of any of this? As that's what testers are, just people playing a game to find stuff. We are there to try and break things, but speedrunners do have a skill set in knowing better what to look for, and many have external tools that they design for these games to help with such frame-perfect discoveries that normal people just don't have.
I've heard this actually was done before but I can't remember what game it was for
That is very true but what people need to do is just hire fucking testers like seriously it's really disappointing to see that this game is like this
cause honestly what's the point of releasing a game if you're not even going to sit there and start removing all the thousands of different bugs it doesn't even feel like you're playing a fully fleshed out game
You're acting as if the devs were competent enough to be able to fix the bugs in the first place.
Yeah its called beta testing, its a part of game development that gets sadly forgotten in modern times....
@@thechugg4372 It's not really that. I';ve beta tesated for a few games and it's more that we can't always think of everything. We can try and break the game and such but what we may think of to try someone in the 1000''s of more players may have stumbled on. Or as with speed runners, they develup tools to break stuff down to help them discover these tricks, like exact angles to crouch against something to clip in that a general test may never find, or those frame perfect imputs. A lot goes into play testing, but in all, it cant account for countless of other players doing things we never would have thought to try.
This is insane! How buggy is your game that it can be beaten in less than 2 MINUTES! It doesn’t even end there; I found a glitch with the mayor and the policeman where they would get stuck repeating an animation (the policeman would keep opening the side door, spotting me and shutting it. And the mayor got stuck in the table where the gramma phone is.
huge shoutout to the sponsors for not making you have 1/5th of the video be just about the sponsor, absolute chads
Yeah they let me keep it short and sweet 👍🏼
can we talk about how fun is the fire extinguisher is in speedruns and normal gameplay flying around in games are so fun
Crazy idea: "Don't spawn the keys etc. until the proper access has been granted"
If I were making a game I might just spawn the keys immediately. If some speedrunner figures out a way to clip in then good for them, so long as casuals don't do it accidentally. Speedrunners have fun breaking a game or just playing it really well (depends on the runner) and I'd happily leave things in place that they could potentially abuse, again, so long as it doesn't hurt casual play. Having stuff always present is also nice for boundary breakers.
There are a lot of other bugs that probably should have been found but modern dev times, budget constraints, ect can make it difficult to find and fix everything (and it seems like there were other things going on in the back that made development less than smooth). The underlying game engine can also introduce weird bugs. I presume they used Unity which, at least used to (not sure if it's still the case) be cheaper to use than Unreal (I think both Unity and Unreal allow you to publish a game without paying fees until you get a certain number of buyers then you pay some percentage, Unity takes less). Unity can be a real buggy mess but developing a whole new 3D engine that's even half as good just isn't feasible on a budget. I know for Yooka Laylee they used Unity but heavily modified it to work for them and be far more optimal than stock.
@@grn1 I appreciate your insights on this topic.
Imagine being able to completely break a game and beat it in 2 seconds just by using a fire extinguisher
Can Hello Neighbor 2 ever be any more broken than what I initially saw, and that’s what it became to be.
why is it so hard for them to make a video game
Most people are still not even aware that this game released and it's already this broken 🤯 absolutely mind blowing how speed runners broke it in such little time 😅
I knew they would break it even more
GO AJ GO
AJ the GOAT tbh
He was so happy when he beat it ❤🥰
Fun fact: steel wool who did the dlcs
Completly erased themselves from the game steam page they really were ashemed of being part of this lmfao
Do you mean the Devs or the speedrunner?
One of the Dec team
Dev
@@boodesultan12 why would a speedrunner be on the Steam page.
kinda ironic considering they were the makers of security breach
Yeah they made those exploits possible on purpose but are now patching them…
Indeed a very believable story there
"We actually made our game worse on purpose, because we thought it would be more interesting. Now that you've found them all, we're going to remove them though, because you shouldn't have too much of a good thing"
@@HappyLarry. it's not a bug, it's a feature intended for speedrunners!!!1!
Just to think
This whole speedrun is only like 59 seconds longer than the intro
Its wild that this game is so broken its possible to speedrun it within 10 minutes while looking at a speedrun footage as reference
I halfway figured I’d check the leaderboard and see that it was beaten again but the closest time is a 2:15:96 so I doubt it will happen for a couple of days
My guess is the Devs want to make sure the game does break for normal players playing the game normal without trying to get the bugs or exploits.
If you get caught while moving on a ladder(this can be done on the upper floor of the mayor's house)you get glitched when you respawn and can pretty much fly around. Though this might get patched soon.
The devs watching this speedrun: 👁️👄👁️
Them in bathroom watching speedruns:
Hmmm, I made 2 sh*ts this week. 🤔
Tetra now speedrunning making speedrunning videos. Impressively meta.
BRO THIS GAME HAS BEEN OUT FOR LIKE A WEEK THIS IS JANKY AS HECK!
I searched for hello neighbour 2 on RUclips and one of things that popped up was "hello neighbour 2 all cutscenes" and it's 5 minutes long
Duuuude that's crazy how they already found a faster strategy! Nice vid btw! ;)
Yeah, it's nuts haha and thank you!
A
Ambitious to have Spookez in the background of this video
I wonder what the record would be now with patch 9 and numerous bug fixes
Edit: I checked and it's pretty much the exact same
I like how he be playing fnf and cup head in the background even tho he’s playing hello neighbor
I feel like having a game that can be speedrunned in a few minutes is just a marketing trick at this point.
I don't see how that would sell games lol the speedrunning community is pretty small
@@TetraBitGaming but it does get you to make a video which gets 200K views.
And how many of those people do you think said "wow a $40 game that can be beat in 2 minutes, I think I'll buy that" lol
@@TetraBitGaming Well in my country they learn on school that companies don't care if it's good or bad attention.
6:55 AJ's time is mint, you almost had me!
My favourite time save in these games is to just not play them since they've been made as cheaply as possible, are totally broken, have shite endings, and the people making them have been rewarded for doing so with a TV show, toy lines, and a bunch of other deals that makes me want to puke.
We got this, but we'll never see what PT should have been...
I feel like what the devs ment by "not getting in the way" was for adding things to fix oversights, not physics bugs.
If any of this was a physics bug that the average player would experience, I'd agree, but it isn't
7:24 if you remember how broken HN 1 was then they either do it on purpose or are scam artists, selling games made in 5 days with some average or bad assets.
Yeah in the mayor's house I can pick up the final key when phasing through the wall because you have to open the wall up first
In the blue house i cant jump till crouching and i cant do the door glitch.
Geez the fire extinguisher is so broken in this game
This video is over 4 times the length of the world record lol
I'll keep saying it: the musical from Random Encounters had lots more effort put into it than the actual game it was based on
At the time this video was uploaded, there was a glitch that let you walk through the walls under the stairs in the garage but they took that away
Lets slap some invisible walls and call it a day.
The only exploits devs should patch are ones that actually break the game, like the clipping issues here. It becomes less about playing the game optimally and intentionally and more about “get through these collision barriers and you win”
Not that that’s a bad thing, but speedruns where you actually play the game as intended are equally as interesting to see
You just described a no glitches run / 100% run.
@@USELESSDCK I guess I did LOL
So remind me why this series is so popular?
And why the devs thought it was good enough to be released at this state?
This must be absolutely embarrassing for the devs
If you are referring to my comment as a conspiracy theory, I want to clarify, that what makes many games fun for a lot of players is finding glitches and finding ways to utilize glitches. For that reason, it would be beneficial to intentionally put various glitches and exploits in the game.
I know, that if I made a large game, I would attempt to sprinkle very specific, intentionally exploitable mechanics in it.
Slime Rancher has fun exploits like certain spots being skippable with good maneuvering with the jet pack, and some parts of the terrain almost seem deliberately placed (like the rocks in the open water, that the honey largo in the corner of the biome it is in is facing(pretty sure, this is not used in speedruns)).
However, I no longer think that it was intentional, because I later watched someone play the game for themself and saw how often they clipped through the floor or the game crashed, which obviously wouldn't be intentional.
edit: Please do not interpret my opinion on stuff I say, that does not directly state my opinion.
I like programming, and the concept of speedrunning. Having a good understanding of one allows you to better do the other. If you are developing a game, or any product for that matter, it is important to consider the demographic, that the product will reach, and make the product good for as many of the types of people, the product will reach. ("types of people" is inaccurate, but that is irrelevant in this context.)
To clarify, I think that some games intentionally not only allow glitches, that are used in speedrunning, to exist, but create them for that purpose. Because that's what I would do, and I can not be the only person in the world, to have had that idea. I no longer think that this game did it intentionally though.
The words "glitch" and "exploit" may not be accurate in all of the places, I have used them.
This is way too much text to explain my point, but I am too tired to read it through for mistyped words, grammatical incoherence or leaps in logical.
If I'm wrong or missing information that is relevant to this, please do tell me
edit2: (Roughly 22 hours after my original comment.)
I just opened High On Life, and while it is almost definitely meant as a joke, some of the things, that pop up along with photosensitivity warnings is something like "any bugs you may encounter are completely intentional".
With how optimized the game has already gotten Glitchless any% is going to become the most popular
This game's speedrunning category should have Any% renamed to Extinguish%
Bigboi has some extremely strong competition.
The Fire Extinguisher is basically Fredoor and Deloading from Security Breach. Change my mind.
Yes I'm making another security breach reference, because these games came out SO BROKEN
Help. I did this in real life and now I’m wanted for multiple counts of trespassing , breaking and entering, kidnapping, theft, and defying physics
Better caul Saul
Sakurai released a new video
Titled: "let players cheat"
The devs should be taking notes
I want a game where they encourage clipping through places that would be really interesting.
So
Speedruns
I once just out of random tried to lose 2048 as quick as possible, I was bored in class
I lost in 2 seconds
Megaman Battle network ost as first music used
Nice
While i,m cleaning my teeth this guy is putting a world record
The camera is the only reason I beat the game today, and started yesterday night
Okay Im so sorry this is NOT related to the actual speedrun or game at all but I just noticed it, is the missing pixel at the green T at 8:22 intentional or not? I was sitting there like "damn, this game is almost at the point where runs cant get significantly cut down this soon?" and then my eyes just went there and was like "NO"
The bakery one has been patched. I clipped through the cash register a couple times at different angles. I’m pretty sure all the other ones work
Edit: it works but the hit box is slightly down
Most of the glitches got patched a few weeks back unfortunately
It's taking me like 40 minutes to learn the bakery one
It's kinda sad how much is broken, not even the CEO of tinyBuild knew how broken this game and is making the devs release weekly content updates to make up for how broken it released lol
I think there may be some credit to thinking they made the game broken on purpose. Remember these are the same people who basically ditched the idea of making the first one stable in favor of chasing clout and theory videos, practically begging for it on twitter.
Wow. Undertake AND FNF music.
That's why it's called hello neighbors 2
I’m sad that they fixed the wall clipping (plz don’t fix the fire extinguisher glitches)
I don’t think it’s dismissive towards the speedrunners working on the run to point out not that much work has been done for this run, in order to get it this low. The maximum amount of work one person can do in three days is, well, three days.
Devs will have to fix parts of this game just to make it playable normally. It will probably result in a more well-rounded speedrun, that explores more mechanics. Still, if they could preserve this patch in-game for speedrunners, that would be nice.
If I was that top speedrunner, I'd do it again 4 times during this video just to flex
8min+ = ads 😆
This mess is gonna get patched so hard
Is this the final game? If so, why am I not surprised it came out in this state
Hope the Devs make the game harder cause these speedrunners are having a cake walk.
Definitely wasn't a cake walk lol
HOW IS UR FAVORITE FNF SONG ALSO SOUTH BRO LESSGOO MAN IM VIBIN
It... already has dlc...
A TAS could beat the game 69 times and still get a refund on steam.
I would LOVE to see a TAS run of this lmao
Oooh, is that why the game is 2 hours long? So it's short enough to where people will feel scammed by paying $40 for the game, but just long enough to where they can't get their money back. Damn, the devs sure are good at everything but making games.
Not surprised the devs are going the patch some exploits. In my opinion, a game can be too broken. I do hope they wait until the record is optimised to hell, because I want to see if this game cam be beaten in 100 seconds (I hope so)
They should at least make the jank version still accessible
@@bepisthescienceman4202 Yeah, hoping on something similar to Minecraft
Bro was so happy he swore 💀
I was waiting for this "Getting hello neighbor 2 done in 2 minutes"
I won’t be surprised if the time goes below 1 min before December ends
Can't wait for 0:50 then
You should make a lost bits on freedom planet 1 and 2
Fnaf sb: Super broken on launch
Hello Neighbor 2: Broken beyond belief on launch
Bendy and the Dark Revival: Solid as a rock
Yeah I think I know which game is the better one lmao
😂
First time you play the game, it takes 10 minutes to figure out each _step_ of the puzzles. 3rd time playing, you finish it in under 20 minutes, and that's without research. This game has very little replay value if you aren't a speedrunner.
UNDER 2 MINUTES?! HOW
If I'm in the attic of a museum every time I'm stuck in a wall, what should I do? When I click load last save, I lose fire extinguishers. Anyone help?
The neighbor in the museum has superhuman running
Trying the lady keys glitch I just clipped the floor and got out of the map
He is playing cuphead music
I'm all for supporting speedrunners but not at the expense of a game being incredibly broken. A vast majority of players aren't speedrunners, so they aren't actively using any exploits/glitches to progress.
Not sure what you're implying. Majority of players wouldn't ever see these glitches.
This game is just one big rushed cash grab
this is starting to become poppy playtime chapter 1 speedruns
3 and a half hour to wake up
... Yeah i got time
half these bugs have sadly been fixed