I promise that I tried regular climbing as fast as I could. I tried many times. Unfortunately with regular climbing, although it's needed for more precise climbing, it causes your character to swing and waver which makes getting height fast more difficult. Skitter Climbing will likely not see TOO many applications due to its requirement of long climbable sections. However it is still a useful speedrunning discovery in itself.
Reporting in from a month later, looking at Clark's recent WR's I'd estimate that skitter climbing is used for roughly 50% of the game. It's pretty significant and has even been used to facilitate a few skips.
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I promise that I tried regular climbing as fast as I could. I tried many times. Unfortunately with regular climbing, although it's needed for more precise climbing, it causes your character to swing and waver which makes getting height fast more difficult. Skitter Climbing will likely not see TOO many applications due to its requirement of long climbable sections. However it is still a useful speedrunning discovery in itself.
Reporting in from a month later, looking at Clark's recent WR's I'd estimate that skitter climbing is used for roughly 50% of the game. It's pretty significant and has even been used to facilitate a few skips.
@@webbowser8834 Well, back when this video was made I obviously didn’t see its potential. I was indeed very wrong. Great observation!
@@hungryhyena783 Oh yeah, this was not a criticism of your work but more just an update to say that yes, this discovery was quite big.
@@webbowser8834 it’s crazy how shit I was at skitter climbing back then.
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