The History of Wii Sports Resort Golf World Records
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Channel: Summoning Salt
Views: 2,760,101
Rating: 4.9500432 out of 5
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Length: 36min 51sec (2211 seconds)
Published: Sat Jun 27 2020
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The way Summoning Salt can evaporate ~40 minutes learning the history about a golf game, and leaving you wanting more is amazing.
Me about to click on this video: Man. I don't give a fuck about Wii Sports Golf.
Me about 30 minutes into this video: Do it Tyler! Do it!!
Its funny to me that getting accurate hole in one shots is not optimal just because of the replays that can happen when your shots are too good. I suppose it could be just as hard to aim for 'just good enough' on every course though.
I think I would be more interested in seeing the world record that also tries to get the lowest possible score as well.
It's interesting how much thought goes into this game from a game design point of view. For many people they might think that a set map with a random hole placement is good enough. But Nintendo went the extra mile to determine whether to assist struggling players. And the fact that the wind isn't random either must have some interesting thoughts behind it.
It'd be interesting to know all these little tweaks Nintendo makes behind the scenes in their games. Perhaps that's how they're able to make so many fun games.
One thing I really like about Summoning Salt is his ability to effectively subvert his own tropes. I feel like in pretty much every video he has some moment where he's like: "And then something happened. Something no one could have predicted. Something that would change the trajectory of speedruns from here on." And then he goes on to explain how someone discovered a new strategy or whatever. Only this time he sets up that up and instead says: "Tyler got a capture card." That was so funny and good. The way he injects humor into these videos is excellent.
The only channel on YouTube I have enabled notifications for. His content is amazing every time without fail regardless of how much or little I cared about the game going into.
I was like, βIβll watch the first 5 mins of this then go to sleepβ 30+ minutes later... βwow that was so amazing β
Fuck Danny go Tyler
Summoning Salt has hands down the best soundtracks of any content creator I watch, and then he goes a step farther and timestamps all of the songs he uses in a Google doc. I'm a huge synthwave fan and I've discovered so many artists through his vids
Patricia Taxxon's "Wavetable" is the new gem from this video
This is one of those videos you can just tell that Summoning Salt had tons of fun making. It really shines through and makes the story being told so enjoyable.