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After 4202 attempts, & 1597 hours on this game on Steam, I did it. I am relatively satisfied with this run, sorry about the pop-off lol. I would definitely like a 40:3X or perhaps even better eventually though. If you have any questions about the run, want my splits, or whatever, feel free to leave a comment or contact me. I'd like to thank the Crash HD Speedrunning community for making this accomplishment not only possible, but enjoyable to attain along the way. The surface, the run you see, it doesn't even come remotely close to showing just how much of a community effort it really took to push this game down - I can thank Diggety Dave for finding the Diggety Dive on Generator Room. WingKn0x for discovering how floaty jumps work & opening up new possibilities such as some of the tricks performed in the creek levels in this run. Tavin for discovering the first known method of making the Sunset Vista hyperjump consistent. Batake & Serenade Yuuki for discovering the stair hyperjump in Slippery Climb, then Silver106 for discovering that you can phase with this hyperjump. CameronVengenz for discovering the Koala Kong glitch, then Boolarbear for making 3 damage Koala Kong consistent & helping us understand what causes 1 damage a whole lot better in order to avoid it. AustinOblivion for discovering fast Brio strats, then Raymandicoot1 for discovering a visual cue to make said strats easily consistent. All of this, among many, many countless other contributions, such as minor timesaves, discoveries, or competition to push the game along the way has helped this speedrun come to fruition. This run - as is every run - is a culmination of a tremendous community effort, & for that I am forever grateful to anyone & everyone who has been a part of this community, thank you. Here is a link to the Crash HD Speedrunning Discord Server:   / discord   This was a part of my "40 Grind" on my Twitch channel, the grind took 80 days of doing any% speedruns in order to obtain the sub:41. You can follow my Twitch at   / casuallyclutching  , where I will continue to speedrun Crash NST, perhaps among other games in the future. I also tweet sometimes at   / casualyclutchin  . My Discord: ‪@CasuallyClutching‬ FAQ: Q. Why do you get the green gem in The Lost City? A. This unlocks a major shortcut in Castle Machinery which essentially allows you to skip the level, so it becomes worth it to spend the time of going for the green gem early in order to make up for it with this shortcut later. Q. What was that in Koala Kong? A. The Koala Kong skip is a trick that can save up to approximately 30 seconds (timesave varies due to RNG). It is done in 30FPS by jumping into the large boulder when Koala Kong throws it, then going backwards immediately upon Koala Kong damaging you. Somehow this causes a phase to get past the invisible wall that separates Crash from Koala Kong, Crash can then, for some reason, increase the amount of damage he does to Kong by spinning him directly instead of spinning the boulder back at him. Here is an exemplar for the three damage backup:    • koala 3 damage   Q. Why did you go flying in Slippery Climb & Sunset Vista? A. A hyperjump is a glitch commonly performed in C1 NST speedrunning by either (a) bouncing into a small gap from a box to a pullboard or rotating platform while the pullboard/platform is in some way in motion whilst mashing/holding the jump button or by (b) Bouncing/jumping into an unmovable damage hitbox & mashing/holding the jump button ~ at least, that's how we're pretty sure it works. Q. What is a floaty? A. A floaty jump is a jump where Crash is in the air for longer than normal. Crash has floaties upon loading into a level, & they are removed as soon as Crash spins in the air, once Crash spins in the air, the only way to get floaties back is by exiting then re-entering a level (yes, this mechanic is precisely as odd & stupid as it sounds). In this run, floaties are carefully kept in the levels Upstream, Up The Creek, & Jaws of Darkness. There are tricks in the first two levels mentioned that are borderline impossible without floaties, but in Jaws of Darkness I keep floaties out of personal preference. Here is a comparison between floaties, & non-floaties jumps: https://media.discordapp.net/attachme... Q. What is Nokia Skip? A. The greatest skip in the game. It saves 2 seconds by making an earlier pullboard cycle if performed correctly. In this run, Nokia Skip was performed at 15:34 Resources for major glitches & other miscellaneous timesaves in this speedrun can be found here: https://speedrun.com/crashnst/guides The community gold spreadsheet, where you can see how fast a split can be, & if compared, my timesaves in this run: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... The leaderboards: https://speedrun.com/crashnst