10 Speedrunners Who Were Caught Cheating
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Channel: Apollo Legend
Views: 10,330,263
Rating: 4.6995254 out of 5
Keywords: speedrun, top 10, cheating, splice, Todd Rogers, Twin Galaxies, Dragster, Fake, 5.51, 35 year record, OmniGamer, Kotaku, Atari, TSA, SpeedDemosArchive, GoronGuy, Majora's Mask, Ocarina of TIme, theifbug, Henning, Frigate Secret Agent, Golden Eye 007, RWhiteGoose, FLYING, GTA:SA, Super Meat Boy, exoSDA, Apollo Legend
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Length: 16min 39sec (999 seconds)
Published: Wed Dec 13 2017
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I couldn't help but notice your tone of voice change drastically mid sentence just after 14:07, I suspect this video is spliced and invalid.
The question is, do we actually catch most of the splicers, or do we only catch the bad ones?
Also, I hope that if the run you had submitted had been a world record, it would have been much more tightly scrutinized.
Oh damn, I didn't realize rwhitegoose had a cheating past
"Other inconsistencies 'prove' I used what they call 'splicing'" "You can easily say that this means I picked the best segments and constructed better runs"
So you did splice your runs "No, no. I just picked better segments." So you spliced your runs.
ohgod the TSA splice clip always cracks me up. That splice is so fucking bad.
"I don't think Chibi is a bad guy and this was an honest mistake" what?? uh, no, cheating is synonymous with dishonesty.
I am also baffled at how he just casually flings the word "dirty" at some of the cheaters, but not at others.
I know that people will cheat at anything, but it's still weird to me considering the type of people that speedrunning tends to attract.
I can't remember where I read this, but I remember someone saying that combining recordings of the run was common practice in the early days of speedrunning becauses of limitation of recording methods and was not considered to be cheating.
That wasn't a problem for 'highscore' runs, which was most of the leaderboard activities, as the tracking was done by the game. But that might be why the TSA run didn't come under scrutiny.
He was obviously slimy for trying to pass it as a single segment run and giving excuses though.
Good video, I'd love to see more content like this on the sub.