Bye Bye, Speed Runs. /dance

[Krausus]

Speed runs are the result of repetition. You're delusional if you think otherwise.

So is skill. You're delusional if you think otherwise.

[KiriA500]

So is skill. You're delusional if you think otherwise.

Also true. We'll settle this by having the first dungeon of 2.0 completed in a Speed Run, first attempt. Anything afterward doesn't count, because this isn't about learning, it's about raw skill...something the dirty peasants know nothing about.

Now, if you'll excuse me...I have to go stock up on this stuff!

[Krausus]

Also true. We'll settle this by having the first dungeon of 2.0 completed in a Speed Run, first attempt. Anything afterward doesn't count, because this isn't about learning, it's about raw skill...something the dirty peasants know nothing about.

Now, if you'll excuse me...I have to go stuck up on this stuff!

Skill and practice kind of go hand and hand also the skillful complete way more speed runs than the unskillful

[Duelle]

Now, if you'll excuse me...I have to go stock up on this stuff!

I see that and the only thing that runs through my mind is "SE better start getting their marketting on..."

[Apricoth]

Speed runs are the result of repetition. You're delusional if you think otherwise.

You are a silly person.

[Vingtdeux]

Speed runs completion is the sum of skill and repetition, you're both right.

A skilled group of player might take 10 runs to learn all the mechanics, find solutions and achieve the performance to succeed a speed run.

An less skilled group of players will achieve the same, though it might take 20 runs instead of 10, and they may have to go read some guides instead of finding solutions themselves.