This isnt speedrunn 100% tho. 100% is the true speedrunns that is fun to watch which includes all secrets and all challanges and everyting unlocked. Title should say: Doom Eternal Has Already Been Completely Broken ON any% If you want to watch a good 100% speedrunner, you should go watch DraQu_ on twitch or search here on youtube.
13:39 - "we need to land on the slope of the edge in a very precise position" so wait, you're telling us we can't just land anywhere on the ledge - it has to be... ...THE ABSOLUTE LEDGE END
This is a standard line in fighting games actually. Combos were "a bug" that got turned into a feature, and a lot of fighting game quirks take advantage of bugs but most were actually overcome with precise gameplay. Fighting gameplay evolved a LOT as a result.
You think games or any other software would be too well made or secure to hack by 2020, but like Mr Scott said in Star Trek 3, the more you overthink the plumbing the easier it is to stop up the drain.
Well, in my opinion a bug is something that breaks the code and gives an unexpected result, in this case it's just the game mechanics being used in a creative way to get a stack of their results
@@supercool1312 As -- mentioned, it's in reference to Wile E. Coyote, but specifically it's in reference to how Coyote [and numerous other cartoon characters, but he's often the one that springs to mind for this trope] would tend to run off a cliff and stand in the air before realizing the lack of ground and getting a bad case of gravity
Another cool tech that was recently found was "Trimping". The RUclipsr SolarKnight uploaded a video where he used the meat hook to launch himself to an insane height and get out of bounds.
Thank you for actually a doing an accurate list of reasons for using a VPN, so many people promote it by saying it's better security and such which it's really not. As someone who works in network security I really appreciate you not spreading misinformation.
Thank you for saying this, the misinformation gets on my nerves too. I've heard people going so far as to say it protect against malware...ugh Surely these companies provide a rough outline/script to their content creators...right?
One thing that is always super important when talking about VPNs is that its based on a trust model. you are basically exchanging who your trust your information with from your ISP to your VPN. So before you go paying for a VPN make sure its a company you trust. If you want true obfuscation I suggest Mulvad VPN and pay with bitcoin, or spin your own up.
The frustrating part of this is that they added TONS of invisible walls to block off jumps that you SHOULD be able to make / would be fun shortcuts, to try to prevent something that was always going to happen in one way or another.
@@toiletpaper8958 It makes navigation extremely frustrating if you don't want to open the map every 2 seconds, all in the very naive hope that people won't break the game as much as the first one.
@@toiletpaper8958 So honestly, 2016 has better / more fun level design, and a lot of it feels due to invisible walls placed in eternal (which is still an amazing game).
Hey Karl, the answer to all your questions that begin with "If you would like to see more videos like...." is "Yes. Yes, very much" And I'm personally not opposed to watching slightly longer videos if it benefits your documentation! Keep up the legendary work!
as they would, seeing them go so fast in their speedruns is pretty amazing. and here I thought when I started doom eternal is that doom guy feels kind of slow compared too his 2016 counterpart
The IGN video where the devs reacted to this run is legendary. I will never forget their reactions to the runner skipping all of Gore Nest and finding the dev room on Mars Core.
I really enjoy your in-depth analysis of how the game can be broken, it is quite informative and interesting even for a person who prefers to watch a glitchless speedrun. I can appreciate all the technical aspects of how a game can be utterly broken to help out speedrunners and the way you explain and put it together into a cohesive video is just beautiful, you are an absolute legend. [ ps. Draqu has insane skills ]
i havent even started the video, but i wanted to tell you Karl how much these speed run videos mean to me. legit messaged 2 of my friends to tell them you had a new video out and im sure they are watching this as we speak. keep up the good work, you absolute legend.
I've been in software QA for half a decade almost; my definition of a bug or glitch includes what you said - unintended emergent property or behavior of legitimate mechanics/use cases. Bugs can happen at any point in the design or implementation stages. An engineer can code something exactly to the specifications, and yet those specifications can be flawed if the designers/product owners didn't account for everything.
Indeed, I agree with you. Most of my time on final project are mostly wasted during debugging the project and pretty to say that it ended up as half baked spaghetti. 🤦🏻♂️
I would say that for a lot of gamers/speed runners, that sort of thing falls more into the category of "exploit" Taking advantage of intended game properties to achieve unintended effects. This differs from a bug, an unintended game property, or a glitch, a failing of the games properties themselves. Its like Bug: This feature was unintentionally created. Glitch: A feature that exists due to a failure or corruption of the game itself Exploit: Combining or utilizing intended features to achieve an unintended effect. I mean, there is a reason that a large number of exploits are still allowed in various games "glitchless" categories.
Me: "Man. Social distancing is driving me nuts. I've been stuck in my apartment for the last three weeks save for supply runs. I don't know how much longer I can do this...." Karl: "Hello, you absolute legends." I feel better.
Don’t worry, looks like things will be reopening pretty rapidly soon. Seems to be bipartisan agreement that it’s time to start doing so, with caution, of course.
@@saintpepsi8602 Yes. Being hooked up to a machine that breathes for me and keeps my blood oxygenated because my lungs are like cobwebs is scary. That is some straight-up Darth Vader shit.
Do we really think that devs use the subtitle "DEV TELEPORTS" in their teleport rooms without knowing that some people will eventually find these rooms?
I absolutely don't think it was for devs since devs would just use console to spawn exactly where they wanted but more an internal tool for level designers etc who can't be arsed to know how to write "code".
@@ruukinen the quick explanation is that they were placed by level designers for the programming team to be able to hop around more efficiently while playing the game outside of editing software.
@@ralcogaming7674 I mean if I was a developer for games I'd just use the console to go where I wanted for testing purposes. I am a web/software developer not a game developer so what do I know.
I wonder if that secret room has anything to do with the E3 showcase. To me, it looks like a place to quickly show off specific key scenes throughout the level.
@@lavieenrose7925 I call bullshit. A dev would just teleport using console to anywhere on the map they wanted. Sure knowing exact coordinates is hard but if you are testing something you write it down. It would be an absolute waste of time to develop this room if it's only used by devs who can literally snap their fingers and go anywhere on the map.
I usually don't watch speedruns of games like perfect dark, goldeneye, doom or other games u usually cover but the way u talk about these games is so mesmerizing and interesting that I always end up watching your videos :) Thank you for the great content and I am excited for future uploads! Shoutouts to you you absolute legend 😄!
Make a ted talk about speedruns. Genuinely though, you've quickly become my favorite speedrun info channel in the span of a week. Fun, straight to the point, and nice explanations :)
I'm not a speedrunner myself, and I don't really watch any speedrunners, but I'm always on the hype train every time you publish something new. Watching people break these games in interesting ways is fascinating in its own right, and I found a new appreciation for the community through your breakdowns. Quality content, every time.
"Last week i wanted to watch Snatch" A man of taste. Watched Lock Stock yesterday myself. Some movies just get better and better every time you watch them
I am always amazed by how much work you put into these. Instead of just telling that they broke a certain jump mechanic you take the time to explain how the mechanic is supposed to work and from there build your explanation of the run. Always happy to see one of your videos in my message board. Keep up the amazing work.
I decided to check the current version of the DE speedrun yesterday night. Did a youtube search, saw a almost sub 29, watched it, and thought of you the entire time. Karl, you absolute legend, you should know how speedrunners are. They are almost the epitome of the proverb, "Where there's a will there's a way." I was floored by the glitches and jumps these speedrunners did. Just the jump to the end of the first level of Hell on Earth got me. The Dev Room access is insane. IGN is doing a cool series where devs reaction to speedruns of their own games; y'all watchers of this show should check out the Tomb Raider and Ape Out runs, great commentary. I would LOVE to see the Doom devs reacting to the current runs.
I don't think ID "forgot" to disable the console command for binding the scroll wheel. At that point when you start putting console commands in, you are now modifying the game beyond its original intent. The only people that can be really blamed is the speedrunning community agreeing that binding console command use was ok.
@@proosee I don't think you're understanding what OP is saying. What's weird isn't that console commands are being used, it's that they're being used to break a dev intended restriction. In this case it's no different than using a macro to rebind the spacebar to the scroll wheel (not usually bad, but because it's dev restricted here, it should be disallowed for speed running purposes) or a custom controller to make certain input combinations easier. It would be entirely different if you could glitch the options menu to bypass the restriction and rebind anyways, but using console commands it basically entering a cheat code and should be discouraged not encouraged.
@@Sterl500 exactly. Or someone using a console command to disable clipping and run through walls. It's not using the console commands to limit FPS to a standard or to be able to share them, expanding the community and who can run it....it's using console commands to make your run faster, even to the point that computer specs matters and making the speedrun less inclusive.
*“It’s not really a glitch, it’s just an unintended property of some of the games mechanics”* Pretty sure you just partially(if not fully) defined what a glitch is
The added production quality in providing diagrams and animations to demonstrate the techniques you were definitely my favorite part. Easily your best video to date!
Dude, I swear you could teach a classroom with the level of knowledge you have, and the way you explain things. I'd never understand if some regular Joe tried explaining ramp jumping, but you made it sound so basic and trivial. That's honestly really impressive. Oh yeah, love your videos. Been bingeing the last few days.
I don't think the "ledge smoothing" works like you showed, it probably is just that Doomguy has a capsule collision. And for the jump extension I'd say is something similar, Doomguy may have some collision system detecting if he started falling AND close to where he fell from. And I find it funny that this version of id Tech still has slope jumps just like Quake, I hope they don't change any of these -bugs- features.
That doesn't make any sense. For the first one, the ramp jumping only works on ramps, which means it doesn't matter what shape the Doomguy's hitbox is, if the ground isn't a ramp you won't get the boost. For the second one, that is literally the equivalent of what he said, just from the "perspective" of the Doomguy. It would make much more sense (and be more performant) to surround the ledges with an extra hitbox and check whether the player is colliding with it, rather than adding some static number to Doomguy's hitbox every time you perform a check.
We know that the game determines what is and what isn't a ramp by looking at the face normal of the surface the player is standing on. If its z component is less than 0.91 it is considered to be a ramp (flat ground would have a (0,0,1) surface normal). This can't be explained by the player having a capsule collider (which it does) as that wouldn't lead to any detectable surfaces with a non (0,0,1) normal on sharp edges.
Superbly informative, thanks for the video. Also love the Mass Effect music in the background (for a Doom Eternal video of all things). I can suddenly picture extracting resources from planets and flying to those mass effect relays in the Normandy. Ah, good times.
The Mars Core room may exist because not only was it one of the first ones they made, being showcased in early gameplay demos and such potentially before they added fast travel, but because it's one of the levels that kind of necessitates it since you primarily travel in a "straight" path to the exit compared to the more open environments that loop back in on themselves every so often.
Its cheating during the run, but this enter in that discussion of preparation vs run. IIRC Karl did a video some time ago about someone making a adapation on the controller to fix the stick in a specific place and there has a lot of controversy on that. This one I dont think is a problem, different of macros or trying to use commands to exclude some files to create openings/exploits. This just uses the games assets in a different way.
@@proosee ehhhh....that's not what he asked though. Yes, changing controls to whatever you want is fine, including multiple controls to one key. Console commands being required to do it because the game disallows it otherwise is definitely a bit more marginal. Especially when it then makes computer performance have a strong effect on the trick, rather than just skill.
@@FFKonoko that's not true, binding multiple commands to one key is more like gray area (because allowing this makes scripting allowed basically) and this is forbidden in many games/leagues. Making player not able to bind jump to mouse key is for me ridiculous.
I love the concept of speedrunning, could never do it myself, but the reason it's so great is this kind of thing. The sheer perpendicular-thinking problem-solving involved that runners do to break games. I one found what amounted to a kind of memory leak in Anarchy Online because I explored a city and noticed a bunch of NPCs would wander into a fountain and get trapped at the bottom, stacking more and more of them until they were impossible to count, figured out it was a pathfinding error, and it was fixed quietly a few weeks later when I reported it. That's nothing compared to figuring out the math involved in jumping faster than humanly possible on a slope. Keep up the fine work, you crazy code-destroying nuts!
An "unintended emergent property of game mechanics" fits more the definition of an exploit than it does a glitch, as there is a difference between the two.
11:46 Are you sure about that? the way Doomguy slides down the edges just looks to me like what happens when you use a capsule collider for the player collision box.
These are really cool exploits, but I don't think they should be allowed in main-category leaderboards. Using console commands to allow something should never be considered as actually playing the game - if you can't set bindings in the menu, you shouldn't set them. It's like using a modded controller to make doing a HESS easier in Ocarina of Time. Kinda gross and goes against the spirit of speedrunning. Also, having a higher framerate to get better results basically gatekeeps top times behind having a super good computer. The game should be forced to lock at 60 or 120 or 144 at MOST, imo. But this is less of a contentious issue since they at least stop it at 250.
The console commands and the script utilizing them were actually made legal for use in lieu of preventing the exploit from being gated behind buying external hardware like a mouse with freespin. The people monitoring submissions explicitly waited to share information about it until they had a script ready to help at least standardize it for everyone to use. It's absolutely not a perfect solution, but it's not the worst one since most speedrunners will tend to have rigs that can run the game they choose decently to start (Because, who would want to competitively run a game they just inherently can't play optimally to start with) with compared to having a mouse that specifically allows you to disable the ratcheting on the scrollwheel.
@@spinyjustspiny3289 Buying a mouse with freespin would be null and void if you didn't use console commands to begin with, because you wouldn't be able to bind jump to scroll wheel.
@@theSato Computer power increases over time, one day integrated graphics will be as powerful as a 2080ti is now. My next monitor will be 240hz, or maybe even 300hz, when they drop below $200, so limiting the frame rate makes no sense. I use a free scrolling wheel for browsing the internet and word documents. Putting limits just to spite users of current high end hardware and future mid range hardware is the reason some games "don't age well". Could you imagine if all games were locked to 15fps, because the developer hates people with better hardware? That would suck.
@@Trainboy1EJR I'm pretty well aware that computer power increases over time. We're like, probably a decade or more away from integrated graphics matching anything resembling a 2080ti though. Limiting the frame rate makes perfect sense. What monitor you are going to buy or your current/future PC is not really relevant to that. That's nice that you have a free scrolling wheel, but its not really relevant or a counterpoint. Putting a framerate limit isn't "spiting users of high end hardware". It's leveling the playing field. 120 or 144 would be generous, nobody really needs more than that. Tests have been done showing 144 is truly at the upper limit of what makes any sort of tiny, negligible difference to the eye & brain. Of course 15fps would suck, that's very easily detectable as being worse than 60 or 30 or even 20. But a developer locking a framerate at an unacceptably low level, and a community agreeing to lock a framerate at "the upper threshold of what humans can perceive", are completely different things that you can't compare and a complete non-argument on your behalf lol
"I said that Doom Eternal would not be broken in the same way Doom 2016 was" Me playing it: (Discovers an OoB glitch and a voidout glitch while trying to play normally)
basically, they forgot to code a hard cap on z-momentum that is beyond reason. Really cool to see the actual numbers behind this. When I saw the falling off an edge and spamming jump... I knew what mechanic was being abused some how. Seen the ledge mechanic in other 2D platforming games such as Dead Cells. On Urdak level, there is a vent section that has a kind of /-\ feature that with high frame rate you will end up not being able to stop at the top, since you get slope boosted up and over. Also on Urdak, try bunny hopping the landings after going through the orange boost circles. You will retain most your h-momentum and go flying across the room.
These glitched runs are not appealing at all to me as I feel they lack the type of skill expression the game intends. 100% ultra nightmare runs are where it's at.
Glitched runs almost never display the type of skill expression any game intends. I agree that I prefer "normal" runs though. Not to mention that TAS runs kind of supplanted glitched runs for me.
@@totallynotzokix11_mc21 His point is that the game encourages you to hone certain skillsets, like on Doom, its spatial awareness. The only 'rule' in an any% speedrun is to reach the end credits. But the point of speedruns is to be skilled, and fast. If the game just has a 'skip to end credits' button, chances are that not many people will be speedrunning the any%
It's not just on ramps, you can slope boost on certain walls, fences, and barriers of various types. You can jump from the lower area beneath the classic Doom armor up to the armor by just pressing yourself against some of the walls and railing.
Another great video by the absolute legend himself. I feel that dev room must’ve been used for the demo back when they first presented it, probably to shortcut around and check stuff, make sure everyone was good before going public. Seeing how there’s buttons for staring with or without the intro, they might’ve used them in case they were short on time or something.
I think it's ok,I mean,it also sucks,but no company is perfect,more than likely they couldn't get the rights to show it in that country,but in others they could
I've done a couple of these jump glitches on accident. One on Doom 2016 and one on Eternal. Freaked me out, both times saved me from death, seeing this exploited to the max and how far u can fly with this glitch blows my mind.
with the quality and tier of memes present in the game and the awareness of the developers to speedrunning i can't wait for the dlc which is going to punish them specifically for breaking it so soon
just to be sure, no dev or level designer would be crazy enough to add "jump extension" triggers by hand on all the static colliders of the game. That months of work. Said "jump extension" mechanic is either a distance check to the closest edge or a timer that locks "normal jumping" when expired. edit: also there's no "algorithm" that smooths the edges of static colliders, idk where you read that. It's only the player controller that is a capsule.
Thank you so much for this video. I'm into speedruns since some time and never had a torough guide on how they actualy come up with those insane cuts and glitches. This was, by far, the most educating video in terms of how ppl actualy develop those glitches. Fantastic work. Keep it up.
I am really surprised you haven't done any videos on Halo speedrunning. the evolution of the runs are fascinating and the evolution of the Halo engine from game to game
Because it is no cheat code. Because the Eternal speedrunning community agreed on allowing this specific bind as part of the ruleset. Because even without the bind smaller slope boosts are possible by spamming the jump key.
You are right Cri Cat. Using console commands to allow something should never be considered as actually playing the game - if you can't set bindings in the menu, you shouldn't set them. It's like using a modded controller to make doing a HESS easier in Ocarina of Time. Kinda gross and goes against the spirit of speedrunning. Rather than mashing the jump key to achieve a cool trick, they wanna mod the controls so people are forced to buy a mouse with scroll wheel and then flick it and go "hehe trick does itself :DD" Also, having a higher framerate to get better results basically gatekeeps top times behind having a great computer. The game should be forced to lock a lot lower than 250 lol
The game has literal, actual cheatcodes in it. Console commands are not cheatcodes. Console commands are used to do things like alter textures and other graphical elements, as well as show individual output codes the game generates.
Saying it's a cheat code may be hyperbole, but you're still manually changing code to give yourself an advantage. How the fuck was this approved? They should have known better. If console commands are allowed, then you can just as easily input code to disable enemy A.I. or unlock your field of view to look straight behind you while moving forward, no other game that has console commands has them allowed for speedrunning purposes, why should Doom Eternal be any different?
Wouldn't using a console to rebind keys be considered cheating? Why not change the gravity value or just use console skip level command? While it is an interesting technique, I feel it's a bit dishonest to consider it a clean run.
As you explained the jumping logic I was quickly going "oh that's a bug I see", and I find it amusing they disabled the scrollwheel. As if it was found late into testing, and they didn't have the time or desire to fix it, so they put in a band-aid Also for the teleporting room, it may be Mars Core was the first level they built, and was where they did a lot of the initial test. Additionally that level could have had stuff "placed" to allow easy testing of all they needed. For instance, usually when I build a program, before I give it all the fancy interfaces, I'll piggy back off one I started to build, and put in pieces that allow me to easily test out logic in my code, before I start flushing it all out
I have always been interested in speedruns like, how people are able to just break the game like this, but glitchless are also interesting And i just love seeing dev rooms like that in game
This was awesome. I was totally excited since the last video predicting what this game's runs may be like and it was worth the wait. I can't wait for the next videos. :D
My Man, you explain things so perfectly. I always think, "well how does...?" then almost always your next plot point explains it in every video. bravo.
Another great video, Karl's got a great presenting style, friendly without being gimmicky or annoying like some other RUclipsrs, but mostly informative and all about the explaining the finer details of the content.
Oh heck yeah I want another video! I love your videos about speed running, I enjoy learning about speed running more than actually watching people speed run.
Any run category that uses out of bounds glitches needs to be called Doom External
Milk YES!!!
Ever heard of Fallout 3? ;-)
This isnt speedrunn 100% tho. 100% is the true speedrunns that is fun to watch which includes all secrets and all challanges and everyting unlocked.
Title should say: Doom Eternal Has Already Been Completely Broken ON any%
If you want to watch a good 100% speedrunner, you should go watch DraQu_ on twitch or search here on youtube.
YESSS!
Hahahahah
13:39 - "we need to land on the slope of the edge in a very precise position"
so wait, you're telling us we can't just land anywhere on the ledge - it has to be...
...THE ABSOLUTE LEDGE END
Nice one, dude :D
YOU BELLEND!
speechless
GODDAMN that's clever
Fine just take my like ya bastard
"My software doesn't have bugs. It has unintended emergent properties." I'm surely going to use that one in future :)
This is a standard line in fighting games actually. Combos were "a bug" that got turned into a feature, and a lot of fighting game quirks take advantage of bugs but most were actually overcome with precise gameplay. Fighting gameplay evolved a LOT as a result.
@@DoomRater Not to mention bunnyhopping and strafe jumping
You think games or any other software would be too well made or secure to hack by 2020, but like Mr Scott said in Star Trek 3, the more you overthink the plumbing the easier it is to stop up the drain.
Well, in my opinion a bug is something that breaks the code and gives an unexpected result, in this case it's just the game mechanics being used in a creative way to get a stack of their results
@@geovani60624 ...into an unexpected result. :P
Fun fact, industry standard term for "jump extension" is "coyote time"
Twisted Logic why?
@@supercool1312 Wile E. Coyote
Meep meep
@coffee: the account That's a fair point, but I'd consider it to just be a different implementation of the same concept.
@@supercool1312
As -- mentioned, it's in reference to Wile E. Coyote, but specifically it's in reference to how Coyote [and numerous other cartoon characters, but he's often the one that springs to mind for this trope] would tend to run off a cliff and stand in the air before realizing the lack of ground and getting a bad case of gravity
Speedrunners: We're stuck at home with nothing to do.
Doom Eternal: *sweats nervously*
Nooo this better not be the death of Doom eternal speedruns.
@@user-uc9cu2lg9h You dont get the joke, do you
id software: put purple slime in the sky and add more elevator cutscenes
Nobody can like your message any more, now. You're at 666! It's perfect for a video about Doom! :-D
@@TheWehzy whooosh
Let's be real, Doomguy would've legitimately ended the war in 27 minutes if he wanted to.
You really like doom dont you?
How
Speedrun doomguy is canon
True tho
RUclips nerd
Because you are everywhere
27-minute war
Another cool tech that was recently found was "Trimping". The RUclipsr SolarKnight uploaded a video where he used the meat hook to launch himself to an insane height and get out of bounds.
of course, demoknight tf2 himself discovers trimping in another game
Edit: its a joke before someone points it out, i know solar didnt found the trick
demoknight tf2
demoknight tf2
demoknight tf2
oh my cousin accidentally did that in the boss fight with the sentinel bitch
Thank you for actually a doing an accurate list of reasons for using a VPN, so many people promote it by saying it's better security and such which it's really not.
As someone who works in network security I really appreciate you not spreading misinformation.
What is a good way to protect ones networking?
Thank you for saying this, the misinformation gets on my nerves too. I've heard people going so far as to say it protect against malware...ugh
Surely these companies provide a rough outline/script to their content creators...right?
One thing that is always super important when talking about VPNs is that its based on a trust model. you are basically exchanging who your trust your information with from your ISP to your VPN. So before you go paying for a VPN make sure its a company you trust. If you want true obfuscation I suggest Mulvad VPN and pay with bitcoin, or spin your own up.
Do we trust nord?
@@guessowii hell no dude, they have been subpoena'd and they gave customer data.
The frustrating part of this is that they added TONS of invisible walls to block off jumps that you SHOULD be able to make / would be fun shortcuts, to try to prevent something that was always going to happen in one way or another.
So?
@@toiletpaper8958 It makes navigation extremely frustrating if you don't want to open the map every 2 seconds, all in the very naive hope that people won't break the game as much as the first one.
@@toiletpaper8958 So honestly, 2016 has better / more fun level design, and a lot of it feels due to invisible walls placed in eternal (which is still an amazing game).
@@tetsuoZshima Honestly? I do prefer eternal by far... so it's more a matter of taste ;)
@@OudinAlexBut everything is a matter of taste ... lol
They were figured out in a matter of weeks because of the quarantine, lmao.
exactly
Yeah.. these are the type of people that don't even know there's a quarantine.
MrPsygo u right tho LOL
nah, its just dedication
True
11:31 "The secret is to really love those ledges."
RolexiH what?
Aether
Reference to one of the other Karl Jobst videos on “The Chasm” from Doom 2.
@@Riversofash It's a reference to a previous DOOM speedrunning video
Yes i knew I heard that it's "running on a tight rope, Dooms most something speedrun level"
That was an epic video
Finally, a reference I understand!
Hey Karl, the answer to all your questions that begin with "If you would like to see more videos like...." is "Yes. Yes, very much"
And I'm personally not opposed to watching slightly longer videos if it benefits your documentation!
Keep up the legendary work!
He can fit in more VPN advertisements with extra videos
Yeah, the Doom community completly tore it apart in lightspeed.
They Ripped and Teared apart the game
Maybe they had lots of free time or something :D
as they would, seeing them go so fast in their speedruns is pretty amazing. and here I thought when I started doom eternal is that doom guy feels kind of slow compared too his 2016 counterpart
TheDeckinator corona virus bro
@@r2dezki haha, thought the same!
The IGN video where the devs reacted to this run is legendary. I will never forget their reactions to the runner skipping all of Gore Nest and finding the dev room on Mars Core.
i'm about to destroy any% career with a sub 26 minute run
I believe in you.
Hope you achieve your goals my dude.
Do it.
Go on, make my day
under 25 and we all sub to your channel.
I really enjoy your in-depth analysis of how the game can be broken, it is quite informative and interesting even for a person who prefers to watch a glitchless speedrun. I can appreciate all the technical aspects of how a game can be utterly broken to help out speedrunners and the way you explain and put it together into a cohesive video is just beautiful, you are an absolute legend. [ ps. Draqu has insane skills ]
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i havent even started the video, but i wanted to tell you Karl how much these speed run videos mean to me. legit messaged 2 of my friends to tell them you had a new video out and im sure they are watching this as we speak. keep up the good work, you absolute legend.
Thank you!
Seconded 100% thanks so much Karl
pootis
@@karljobst Based. Your videos make many people happy. Thank you for that.
IGN has a video of the Doom Eternal Devs reacting to that 27 minute speed run, their commentary is absolutely fantastic!
I love how every time the speedrunner glitches, the devs start screaming
"Should we put a rickroll in the sky?"
I've been in software QA for half a decade almost; my definition of a bug or glitch includes what you said - unintended emergent property or behavior of legitimate mechanics/use cases. Bugs can happen at any point in the design or implementation stages. An engineer can code something exactly to the specifications, and yet those specifications can be flawed if the designers/product owners didn't account for everything.
Indeed, I agree with you. Most of my time on final project are mostly wasted during debugging the project and pretty to say that it ended up as half baked spaghetti. 🤦🏻♂️
thats exactly what I'm thinking ' isnt that the definition of a glitch?'
@@jessefisher1809 most people think a bug or glitch is only the fault of the programmer
I would say that for a lot of gamers/speed runners, that sort of thing falls more into the category of "exploit"
Taking advantage of intended game properties to achieve unintended effects.
This differs from a bug, an unintended game property, or a glitch, a failing of the games properties themselves.
Its like
Bug: This feature was unintentionally created.
Glitch: A feature that exists due to a failure or corruption of the game itself
Exploit: Combining or utilizing intended features to achieve an unintended effect.
I mean, there is a reason that a large number of exploits are still allowed in various games "glitchless" categories.
Me: "Man. Social distancing is driving me nuts. I've been stuck in my apartment for the last three weeks save for supply runs. I don't know how much longer I can do this...."
Karl: "Hello, you absolute legends."
I feel better.
Don’t worry, looks like things will be reopening pretty rapidly soon. Seems to be bipartisan agreement that it’s time to start doing so, with caution, of course.
@@downfromthereeefters how'd that work? lol. Covid is such a sham.
@@saintpepsi8602 Yes. Being hooked up to a machine that breathes for me and keeps my blood oxygenated because my lungs are like cobwebs is scary. That is some straight-up Darth Vader shit.
I'm so happy to see you used the cutout I made for you in your thumbnail haha. Great video! Keep it up.
That mass effect track is so nostalgic I had goosebumps and forgot what I was watching lol.
Same m8
Yay, noticed it too.
Yeah
Karl Jobst: "platforming in a first-person shooter isn't exactly an intuitive thing"
Metroid Prime: "hold my arm cannon"
Technically Metroid Prime is more of a First Person Adventure Game,as Shooting isn't the main focus.
@@aryandescendant6116 yeah, I know, but then I don't get to make a joke.
@@aryandescendant6116 There's still some beautiful sequences were you jump platform to platform while firing at jetpack space pirates mid-air.
Destiny: "Am I a joke to you?"
Mirror's Edge: "Bitch please, don't even get me started."
@@daninbox I know,I'm just saying,While Samus does have a weapon,they don't focus on it that much.
11:33
Hello, you rampsolute ledges.
Absolute pleasure talking with Karl, awesome vid my friend :D
Karl: "Is is hard to get your inputs in before you are too high."
Me, just woken up: "That is a very fair assertion."
*lights joint*
Hey you, you're finally awake
1:22 “it isn’t even a glitch” proceeds to say exactly what a glitch is and saying it isn’t.
Being called an absolute legend really keeps me going.
Hey you absolute legend
Me: I hope someone calls me an absolute legend today.
Karl Jobst: *uploads video*
I love that this technique is basically the 2020 update of BLJ
Do we really think that devs use the subtitle "DEV TELEPORTS" in their teleport rooms without knowing that some people will eventually find these rooms?
I absolutely don't think it was for devs since devs would just use console to spawn exactly where they wanted but more an internal tool for level designers etc who can't be arsed to know how to write "code".
@@ruukinen the quick explanation is that they were placed by level designers for the programming team to be able to hop around more efficiently while playing the game outside of editing software.
@@ralcogaming7674 I mean if I was a developer for games I'd just use the console to go where I wanted for testing purposes. I am a web/software developer not a game developer so what do I know.
"I won't be showing any of the later levels..."
Thank you, you are a good man.
Was eating and not entirely paying attention around the point of the ad.
Thought i heard:
“And i wanted some Snatch”
Me too man, me too.
Same
I wonder if that secret room has anything to do with the E3 showcase. To me, it looks like a place to quickly show off specific key scenes throughout the level.
It's a dev test room. It's so devs can teleport around levels to test bugs and whatnot.
@@jamieshay7545 that's the theory, but Slothsong's theory also makes sense. We don't know for sure until the dev's themselves say.
@@gnack420 Devs have the ability to lie.
(@@gnack420) The devs did confirm it's a test room they never removed
@@lavieenrose7925 I call bullshit. A dev would just teleport using console to anywhere on the map they wanted. Sure knowing exact coordinates is hard but if you are testing something you write it down. It would be an absolute waste of time to develop this room if it's only used by devs who can literally snap their fingers and go anywhere on the map.
When Karl said ledges I just thought "Hello you absolute ledges."
I usually don't watch speedruns of games like perfect dark, goldeneye, doom or other games u usually cover but the way u talk about these games is so mesmerizing and interesting that I always end up watching your videos :)
Thank you for the great content and I am excited for future uploads!
Shoutouts to you you absolute legend 😄!
Make a ted talk about speedruns. Genuinely though, you've quickly become my favorite speedrun info channel in the span of a week. Fun, straight to the point, and nice explanations :)
Hard out he's the man
I'm not a speedrunner myself, and I don't really watch any speedrunners, but I'm always on the hype train every time you publish something new. Watching people break these games in interesting ways is fascinating in its own right, and I found a new appreciation for the community through your breakdowns. Quality content, every time.
"Last week i wanted to watch Snatch" A man of taste. Watched Lock Stock yesterday myself. Some movies just get better and better every time you watch them
Charles....get the rifle out.
Can also really recommend the new Guy Ritchie film The Gentlemen 👌🏼
Hell Priest: He can fly?!?
VEGA: No. Jump good.
Ah, great memories coming up from the mass effect 2 galaxy map theme. Interesting and well explained Doom content is also welcome;).
I am always amazed by how much work you put into these. Instead of just telling that they broke a certain jump mechanic you take the time to explain how the mechanic is supposed to work and from there build your explanation of the run. Always happy to see one of your videos in my message board. Keep up the amazing work.
I think you should also include the gamer: "Hqrdest" in your next Doom video. That guy is also a beast in Ultra Nightmare.
I decided to check the current version of the DE speedrun yesterday night. Did a youtube search, saw a almost sub 29, watched it, and thought of you the entire time.
Karl, you absolute legend, you should know how speedrunners are. They are almost the epitome of the proverb, "Where there's a will there's a way." I was floored by the glitches and jumps these speedrunners did. Just the jump to the end of the first level of Hell on Earth got me. The Dev Room access is insane.
IGN is doing a cool series where devs reaction to speedruns of their own games; y'all watchers of this show should check out the Tomb Raider and Ape Out runs, great commentary. I would LOVE to see the Doom devs reacting to the current runs.
I don't think ID "forgot" to disable the console command for binding the scroll wheel. At that point when you start putting console commands in, you are now modifying the game beyond its original intent. The only people that can be really blamed is the speedrunning community agreeing that binding console command use was ok.
Indeed. I'm kind of stumped that they allowed this use of console commands.
Lol what? Disable console? So you won't be able to record demo or limit fps anymore?
@@proosee I met just that command in general. Edited to clarify that.
@@proosee I don't think you're understanding what OP is saying. What's weird isn't that console commands are being used, it's that they're being used to break a dev intended restriction. In this case it's no different than using a macro to rebind the spacebar to the scroll wheel (not usually bad, but because it's dev restricted here, it should be disallowed for speed running purposes) or a custom controller to make certain input combinations easier.
It would be entirely different if you could glitch the options menu to bypass the restriction and rebind anyways, but using console commands it basically entering a cheat code and should be discouraged not encouraged.
@@Sterl500 exactly. Or someone using a console command to disable clipping and run through walls. It's not using the console commands to limit FPS to a standard or to be able to share them, expanding the community and who can run it....it's using console commands to make your run faster, even to the point that computer specs matters and making the speedrun less inclusive.
DEMONLORD: Ledges?! Why did it have to be ledges...?
ANTHE: Ledges. Artificial. Very tight, very dangerous. You go first.
Thank you for the spoiler free video. I haven't gotten the chance to buy eternal yet so I've been trying to avoid any spoilers about it.
Not watching Doom Eternal videos at all helps a ton!
hunter1q1 if u want u can buy it at like 35€ on istant gaming, but you have to use Bethesda, not steam
@@AdurxIsd It does but I enjoy speedrunning so I couldn't resist on this video.
Fun fact: I wrote the plot and lore for Doom 2016 and Eternal, and am good friends with Hugo Martin and Marty Stratton.
toilet paper sure buddy
7:17 that's why I've found a bug in those few movable elevators where I can jump forever. Thats good to know
*“It’s not really a glitch, it’s just an unintended property of some of the games mechanics”*
Pretty sure you just partially(if not fully) defined what a glitch is
Glitches are the code breaking and producing unexpected results. This exploit is the code working as intended and producing unexpected results.
No you see, a glitch is unintended, this is a feature in the truest sense of the word. It's just used to it's limits to achieve sequence breaks
The added production quality in providing diagrams and animations to demonstrate the techniques you were definitely my favorite part. Easily your best video to date!
Great video, and happy to hear more Mass Effect music in the background.
Dude, I swear you could teach a classroom with the level of knowledge you have, and the way you explain things. I'd never understand if some regular Joe tried explaining ramp jumping, but you made it sound so basic and trivial. That's honestly really impressive.
Oh yeah, love your videos. Been bingeing the last few days.
I don't think the "ledge smoothing" works like you showed, it probably is just that Doomguy has a capsule collision. And for the jump extension I'd say is something similar, Doomguy may have some collision system detecting if he started falling AND close to where he fell from.
And I find it funny that this version of id Tech still has slope jumps just like Quake, I hope they don't change any of these -bugs- features.
That doesn't make any sense. For the first one, the ramp jumping only works on ramps, which means it doesn't matter what shape the Doomguy's hitbox is, if the ground isn't a ramp you won't get the boost. For the second one, that is literally the equivalent of what he said, just from the "perspective" of the Doomguy. It would make much more sense (and be more performant) to surround the ledges with an extra hitbox and check whether the player is colliding with it, rather than adding some static number to Doomguy's hitbox every time you perform a check.
We know that the game determines what is and what isn't a ramp by looking at the face normal of the surface the player is standing on. If its z component is less than 0.91 it is considered to be a ramp (flat ground would have a (0,0,1) surface normal). This can't be explained by the player having a capsule collider (which it does) as that wouldn't lead to any detectable surfaces with a non (0,0,1) normal on sharp edges.
It does work that way...and surprisingly the video game expert who made this video is right, and you're wrong.
Superbly informative, thanks for the video. Also love the Mass Effect music in the background (for a Doom Eternal video of all things). I can suddenly picture extracting resources from planets and flying to those mass effect relays in the Normandy. Ah, good times.
"...an unintended emergent property of some of the game's mechanics." Uh, it's called an exploit, Karl.
The Mars Core room may exist because not only was it one of the first ones they made, being showcased in early gameplay demos and such potentially before they added fast travel, but because it's one of the levels that kind of necessitates it since you primarily travel in a "straight" path to the exit compared to the more open environments that loop back in on themselves every so often.
Wait, aren't console commands considered as cheating in speed run any % community ?
Binding single command to single key was never considered cheating in speedruns
Its cheating during the run, but this enter in that discussion of preparation vs run. IIRC Karl did a video some time ago about someone making a adapation on the controller to fix the stick in a specific place and there has a lot of controversy on that.
This one I dont think is a problem, different of macros or trying to use commands to exclude some files to create openings/exploits. This just uses the games assets in a different way.
@@proosee ehhhh....that's not what he asked though. Yes, changing controls to whatever you want is fine, including multiple controls to one key. Console commands being required to do it because the game disallows it otherwise is definitely a bit more marginal. Especially when it then makes computer performance have a strong effect on the trick, rather than just skill.
I kindof agree. If there was a console command for "mega high badass jump mode" would that be allowed?
@@FFKonoko that's not true, binding multiple commands to one key is more like gray area (because allowing this makes scripting allowed basically) and this is forbidden in many games/leagues. Making player not able to bind jump to mouse key is for me ridiculous.
I love the concept of speedrunning, could never do it myself, but the reason it's so great is this kind of thing. The sheer perpendicular-thinking problem-solving involved that runners do to break games. I one found what amounted to a kind of memory leak in Anarchy Online because I explored a city and noticed a bunch of NPCs would wander into a fountain and get trapped at the bottom, stacking more and more of them until they were impossible to count, figured out it was a pathfinding error, and it was fixed quietly a few weeks later when I reported it. That's nothing compared to figuring out the math involved in jumping faster than humanly possible on a slope. Keep up the fine work, you crazy code-destroying nuts!
"If glitches and exploits aren't your thing, then get out of my face."
Please more videos on this Karl! Love your commentary SO MUCH & the DOOM speed runs are so fascinating.
"Not even a glitch, but an unintended emergent property of game mechanics."
What's the difference?
An "unintended emergent property of game mechanics" fits more the definition of an exploit than it does a glitch, as there is a difference between the two.
11:46 Are you sure about that? the way Doomguy slides down the edges just looks to me like what happens when you use a capsule collider for the player collision box.
I just finished watching your video on how this game will be hard to break XD
Mars Core was the primary QuakeCon demo level. Makes sense to have a dev room setup in that map.
???: "Doombuddy come look at my island"
Doomguy: "..."
Isabelle: "Its me Isabelle"
Doomguy: *starts moonjumping*
I can't think of another community that consistently amazes and impresses me more than the speedrunning community does. Absolute madlads.
These are really cool exploits, but I don't think they should be allowed in main-category leaderboards. Using console commands to allow something should never be considered as actually playing the game - if you can't set bindings in the menu, you shouldn't set them. It's like using a modded controller to make doing a HESS easier in Ocarina of Time. Kinda gross and goes against the spirit of speedrunning.
Also, having a higher framerate to get better results basically gatekeeps top times behind having a super good computer. The game should be forced to lock at 60 or 120 or 144 at MOST, imo. But this is less of a contentious issue since they at least stop it at 250.
The console commands and the script utilizing them were actually made legal for use in lieu of preventing the exploit from being gated behind buying external hardware like a mouse with freespin. The people monitoring submissions explicitly waited to share information about it until they had a script ready to help at least standardize it for everyone to use.
It's absolutely not a perfect solution, but it's not the worst one since most speedrunners will tend to have rigs that can run the game they choose decently to start (Because, who would want to competitively run a game they just inherently can't play optimally to start with) with compared to having a mouse that specifically allows you to disable the ratcheting on the scrollwheel.
@@spinyjustspiny3289 Buying a mouse with freespin would be null and void if you didn't use console commands to begin with, because you wouldn't be able to bind jump to scroll wheel.
@@theSato Computer power increases over time, one day integrated graphics will be as powerful as a 2080ti is now. My next monitor will be 240hz, or maybe even 300hz, when they drop below $200, so limiting the frame rate makes no sense. I use a free scrolling wheel for browsing the internet and word documents. Putting limits just to spite users of current high end hardware and future mid range hardware is the reason some games "don't age well". Could you imagine if all games were locked to 15fps, because the developer hates people with better hardware? That would suck.
@@Trainboy1EJR I'm pretty well aware that computer power increases over time. We're like, probably a decade or more away from integrated graphics matching anything resembling a 2080ti though.
Limiting the frame rate makes perfect sense. What monitor you are going to buy or your current/future PC is not really relevant to that.
That's nice that you have a free scrolling wheel, but its not really relevant or a counterpoint.
Putting a framerate limit isn't "spiting users of high end hardware". It's leveling the playing field. 120 or 144 would be generous, nobody really needs more than that. Tests have been done showing 144 is truly at the upper limit of what makes any sort of tiny, negligible difference to the eye & brain.
Of course 15fps would suck, that's very easily detectable as being worse than 60 or 30 or even 20. But a developer locking a framerate at an unacceptably low level, and a community agreeing to lock a framerate at "the upper threshold of what humans can perceive", are completely different things that you can't compare and a complete non-argument on your behalf lol
I mean, if you can't play the game on low settings with decent fps why even buy it or do speedruns on it. But I agree with the rest.
"I said that Doom Eternal would not be broken in the same way Doom 2016 was"
Me playing it: (Discovers an OoB glitch and a voidout glitch while trying to play normally)
The mass effect music gets me every time
basically, they forgot to code a hard cap on z-momentum that is beyond reason. Really cool to see the actual numbers behind this.
When I saw the falling off an edge and spamming jump... I knew what mechanic was being abused some how. Seen the ledge mechanic in other 2D platforming games such as Dead Cells.
On Urdak level, there is a vent section that has a kind of /-\ feature that with high frame rate you will end up not being able to stop at the top, since you get slope boosted up and over.
Also on Urdak, try bunny hopping the landings after going through the orange boost circles. You will retain most your h-momentum and go flying across the room.
These glitched runs are not appealing at all to me as I feel they lack the type of skill expression the game intends. 100% ultra nightmare runs are where it's at.
Glitched runs almost never display the type of skill expression any game intends. I agree that I prefer "normal" runs though. Not to mention that TAS runs kind of supplanted glitched runs for me.
@@Copperhell144 I'd argue that doing a speedrun takes more skill than playing it normally does.
@@totallynotzokix11_mc21 So does driving off-road to cheat at a motor race.
@@Hoganply Driving off-road to win at a race breaks the rules of the race. Video games have no rules, dumbass.
@@totallynotzokix11_mc21 His point is that the game encourages you to hone certain skillsets, like on Doom, its spatial awareness. The only 'rule' in an any% speedrun is to reach the end credits. But the point of speedruns is to be skilled, and fast. If the game just has a 'skip to end credits' button, chances are that not many people will be speedrunning the any%
It's not just on ramps, you can slope boost on certain walls, fences, and barriers of various types. You can jump from the lower area beneath the classic Doom armor up to the armor by just pressing yourself against some of the walls and railing.
Last time I was this early, club penguin was still alive.
so..first time being early huh?
Another great video by the absolute legend himself.
I feel that dev room must’ve been used for the demo back when they first presented it, probably to shortcut around and check stuff, make sure everyone was good before going public. Seeing how there’s buttons for staring with or without the intro, they might’ve used them in case they were short on time or something.
I love how he's advertising nord by basically saying Netflix and thier shenanigans are okay
I think it's ok,I mean,it also sucks,but no company is perfect,more than likely they couldn't get the rights to show it in that country,but in others they could
I've done a couple of these jump glitches on accident. One on Doom 2016 and one on Eternal. Freaked me out, both times saved me from death, seeing this exploited to the max and how far u can fly with this glitch blows my mind.
with the quality and tier of memes present in the game and the awareness of the developers to speedrunning i can't wait for the dlc which is going to punish them specifically for breaking it so soon
Maybe they already knew about the technique, and are giving speed runners false hope until the dlc's launch.
just to be sure, no dev or level designer would be crazy enough to add "jump extension" triggers by hand on all the static colliders of the game. That months of work. Said "jump extension" mechanic is either a distance check to the closest edge or a timer that locks "normal jumping" when expired.
edit: also there's no "algorithm" that smooths the edges of static colliders, idk where you read that. It's only the player controller that is a capsule.
I really like all the tricks used here and they're all interesting, but something about using console commands to bind stuff just erks me a little bit
Thank you so much for this video. I'm into speedruns since some time and never had a torough guide on how they actualy come up with those insane cuts and glitches. This was, by far, the most educating video in terms of how ppl actualy develop those glitches. Fantastic work. Keep it up.
Somewhere there is a dev saying to his buddy "See, I told you we should have taken that room out"
I am really surprised you haven't done any videos on Halo speedrunning. the evolution of the runs are fascinating and the evolution of the Halo engine from game to game
Love the Mass Effect 2 music in the background
The fact that you wanted to watch Snatch, which is a very underrated movie makes me love you even more.
All these speedruns are ONLY possible using a console command.
Why is this legal? Why is an actual, literal cheat code legal in these speedruns?
Because it is no cheat code. Because the Eternal speedrunning community agreed on allowing this specific bind as part of the ruleset. Because even without the bind smaller slope boosts are possible by spamming the jump key.
Not all console commands are cheats. Some of them are just the game options menu for nerds.
You are right Cri Cat. Using console commands to allow something should never be considered as actually playing the game - if you can't set bindings in the menu, you shouldn't set them. It's like using a modded controller to make doing a HESS easier in Ocarina of Time. Kinda gross and goes against the spirit of speedrunning. Rather than mashing the jump key to achieve a cool trick, they wanna mod the controls so people are forced to buy a mouse with scroll wheel and then flick it and go "hehe trick does itself :DD"
Also, having a higher framerate to get better results basically gatekeeps top times behind having a great computer. The game should be forced to lock a lot lower than 250 lol
The game has literal, actual cheatcodes in it. Console commands are not cheatcodes. Console commands are used to do things like alter textures and other graphical elements, as well as show individual output codes the game generates.
Saying it's a cheat code may be hyperbole, but you're still manually changing code to give yourself an advantage. How the fuck was this approved? They should have known better. If console commands are allowed, then you can just as easily input code to disable enemy A.I. or unlock your field of view to look straight behind you while moving forward, no other game that has console commands has them allowed for speedrunning purposes, why should Doom Eternal be any different?
More techniques explanations please! Love the illustrations and details you used for explaining
Wouldn't using a console to rebind keys be considered cheating?
Why not change the gravity value or just use console skip level command? While it is an interesting technique, I feel it's a bit dishonest to consider it a clean run.
As you explained the jumping logic I was quickly going "oh that's a bug I see", and I find it amusing they disabled the scrollwheel. As if it was found late into testing, and they didn't have the time or desire to fix it, so they put in a band-aid
Also for the teleporting room, it may be Mars Core was the first level they built, and was where they did a lot of the initial test. Additionally that level could have had stuff "placed" to allow easy testing of all they needed. For instance, usually when I build a program, before I give it all the fancy interfaces, I'll piggy back off one I started to build, and put in pieces that allow me to easily test out logic in my code, before I start flushing it all out
we dont know where our feet are when jumping platforms? we've been BHopping for loooong time and it's not that hard
For me, that smoothing of edges is the problem, it would be perfectly fine if you could perform it only on ramps
I have always been interested in speedruns like, how people are able to just break the game like this, but glitchless are also interesting
And i just love seeing dev rooms like that in game
I guess you could say the game was DOOMed from the start, eh? :D
Dont ever stop doing speedrun commetaty/documentaty/explanation videos ! Love you and keep up the good work
It'd be cool to see Any% runs if they patched this stuff out but everyone would just play on the unupdated game.
There could be a category split, one for day 1 and one for the newest version
That was introduced first in turok 64 If im not mistaken. I thought it was a clever way to include platforming even back then.
This was awesome. I was totally excited since the last video predicting what this game's runs may be like and it was worth the wait. I can't wait for the next videos. :D
My Man, you explain things so perfectly. I always think, "well how does...?" then almost always your next plot point explains it in every video. bravo.
Another great video, Karl's got a great presenting style, friendly without being gimmicky or annoying like some other RUclipsrs, but mostly informative and all about the explaining the finer details of the content.
Oh heck yeah I want another video! I love your videos about speed running, I enjoy learning about speed running more than actually watching people speed run.
2:35 "so for just a few dollars more"
That's what my dad said before gambling away my life savings