Super Mario Bros: The Human Limit
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Channel: Summoning Salt
Views: 3,164,017
Rating: undefined out of 5
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Length: 44min 59sec (2699 seconds)
Published: Sat May 29 2021
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It's surprising to me that in the 10 years, they've discovered so many new or different ways of doing things the human way to get the same framerule as the TAS, and hell in some of those levels, he mentions that there's literally no wiggle room for the frame rule, yet somehow they haven't been able to improve the TAS time by a single frame, not even on the last level where frame rules don't apply?
There's a lot of talk about Summoning Salt and his methods/channels etc but one thing I need to point out is how extensive he is in crediting the music he uses.
He provides this in the description of all his videos: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p2qV31ZhtNuP7AAXtRjGNZr2QwMSolzuz2wX6wu5aU4/edit
Not only is it wonderfully organized and detailed, but it's doing something so simple that so many YouTubers (especially in gaming) don't bother with: crediting the work they use.
The internet loves to shit on people who just take others' work and claim "exposure" should be a good enough reward. And rightfully so. But I wish that was extended to music as well. Too many youtubers, especially essayists, just use others' music as if it belongs to them.
You can always tell which ones genuinely care about using others' work respectfully, and I've never seen anyone do it as carefully and meticulously as Summoning Salt. He deserves a lot of credit for it imo.
I love every single video this guy makes. The use of the same sounds and musics throughout allow me to easily draw parallels across the various topics. Phenomenal narration and storytelling, and some of the only youtube videos longer than 3 minutes I can watch, and consistently watch all the way through.
Great job, Summoning Salt.
Didnβt think I was gonna end up watching a 40min video on Reddit until I finished the video and looked at the timeπ
Good timing here - I actually just rewatched Bismuth's SMB1 speedrun explained videos yesterday! Those videos were on the 4:56 and 4:55 barrier, so now I get to see one on the 4:54 barrier!
Wow +1m subs on Summoning Salt's YT? I guess that means world record speed running videos is now mainstream content. Impressive.
I didnβt understand anything, yet I watched the whole video. I still donβt understand anything, but somehow my day seems slightly better.
I've figured out Summoning Salts recipe:
Multiple questions with ominous music
the song "Resonance" by Home during the answering of said question.
Too many build up sequences with dramatic music
Edit: just a pattern I've noticed. I'm not shitting on the video
Was this from the same guy who did the trackmania video?
I devoured this video. Loved it.
Where is the community on the use of keyboards vs original controller for the use of WR runs? I have no dog in the fight but I think I'd respect the use of the OG controller more than keyboard.