Well, yes and no. There are kinks that the majority of speedrunners don’t even try, because they’re really, really to pull off manually. For example, the flag glitch, which cuts off 16/60ths (0.27) of a second (iirc). You’ll notice that after the very first level, he’s ahead of world record pace by 0.3 seconds. He…

The articles here explaining the flag strategy have always been explained fairly poorly. Grabbing at the top is actually faster. This video shows there’s a 21 frame difference:

St Louis Cardinals dominate the rivalry [with the Cubs]

Jousting

*sniff*

Which one did you play? 4.1 gave the slower classes more jump and boost abilities.

For those wondering, the actual rule in the NCAA is this: if a penalty on the offense is accepted, and the penalty does not result in a loss of down, then the half/game is extended. If the penalty does result in a loss of down, then the half is not extended. The latter part was a rule change a few years back. This…

This week in games: maybe I’ll get my copy of Zero Time Dilemma that I preordered 360 days ago.

I’ll never understand how cases can take 3 years before they even go to trial.

Because Gawker recently partnered with Facebook to (get paid to) make Facebook Live videos.

You can’t “delete” reviews. You can mark them as off-topic, but they don’t disappear. They just appear in collapsed form on the store page (consumers can still view them by clicking on them), and they get reviewed by a moderator, who then decides whether to delete them or not. If developers are regularly marking…

Rocket League content drop (Hoops!) and Hearthstone content drop (Whisper of the Old Gods) are the biggest two game releases I’m looking forward to this week.

the Incursion was billed as a raid-like mission

It’s not that straightforward. Dwight Howard, for example, makes over 80% in the gym. And shoots 50% in games. And that’s actually not uncommon. Take the Lakers last year, for example. They shot a combined 89% in practice — they were the 2nd worst FT shooting team in games:

The batter can be called out and the runner safe (a la an infield fly) if the fielder drops it on purpose. However, if the fielder never touches it, then it’s not “dropped on purpose”. That was probably the issue/discussion here.

Except that came out last week.

I think it’s moreso this part (the goal can become displaced, and the goal still count):

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You sure about that? IMDB doesn’t list a single writing credit before 2000. And he didn’t really have any voice/acting roles of note until the animated Spider-Man show, which started in 1996. MGS released in 1998, but it was being shown to the public since early 1997, so it’d be safe to assume Hayter had been involved…

While “less platforms” might technically be true, I think PC is a pretty huge platform.