I'll admit, I like making hacks. Its challenging to make a system that makes games think you did something, and I love challenges.
I wont give it out without your permission, I just want a challenge.
These hacks will have the tag #owl-hacks, btw.
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How about making a TASbot for my Hide and Seek game?
I mean, I've made one for it before but I think you should try make something like it.
I'd like to see how the speedrun TASbot goes.
what is that?
Tool-Assisted Speedrun
uh so what dream is accused of doing?
IDK. The only things I know about that are that I've heard of it, and I watched a video by Stand-Up Maths about the math of it.
ok, i see
etc.
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i was comparing my [scratchblocks] work to the real thing
Yes, but I was showing what bh meant.
ok?
What's the question there?
nothing, nevermind
No, Dream was accused of manipulating RNG.
A TAS is where you slow down a game and use savestates to make a theoretically perfect playthrough.
okay, so what im doing is not going to be a tas