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[TAS] Time Crisis 1 Arcade in 8'37"82 (Story mode)

Tool-assisted speedrun (TAS) of Time Crisis 1 arcade in 8'37"82 (Story mode) Goal: Finish the game as fast as possible without worrying about accuracy. If you want to see a video with 100% accuracy in 9'22"85, watch    • [TAS] Time Crisis 1 Arcade (9'22"85) ...   Notes: -It is possible to fire every 4 frames, so you can empty your clip in less than half a second (21 frames). -It takes at least 12 frames to reload. And you have to wait another 10 frames before you can reshoot. Thus, the TAS must wait 22 frames between clips. -Here is a list of things I did in this TAS. If you know of other time savers, let me know. -At 2:29 I shoot at the car -At 4:26 I didn't shoot the thing on the right of the screen. The animation of all the pillars falling on enemies is fun to watch but if I did that I lost 5 seconds. But in a normal game, I think it probably takes less time than shooting everyone. -At 10:04 I shot the Yellow Ninja before he jumped somewhere else. -At 11:56 and 12:05 I shot the two grenades Thanks Kim Sama / キム様 for some hints. But the thing I did that saved me the most time was shooting enemies three times instead of one. For some reason, when shooting an enemy, if you shoot them 2 times, the death animation is shorter, and if you shoot them 3 times, it's even shorter. Since very often the game waits for the end of dying animations before advancing, in the end you save a lot of time because of this. The time saved with this trick is much more than I had expected. You would think doing this trick on the last enemy before moving is enough, but in a TAS, when there are 4 enemies to shoot, it's often faster to shoot the first two with 3 bullets each, then reload then shoot the other two also with 3 bullets each. In some places I gained 1 second with this. As this complicated the TAS, it is more than possible that I missed a few tenths of a second here and there. What is a TAS?    / prog61   For a good introduction to TASing:    • How to create the perfect speedrun - ...   For more information visit https://tasvideos.org. 0:00 Start 0:07 Stage 1 3:45 Stage 2 7:37 Stage 3 12:51 End