Ocarina of Time: skip light arrows, warp to end credits glitch

[Anthon1996]

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I honestly think that OoT is now as, if not more broken than Super Mario 64.

 

[Elyssa Xey Hexen]

http://zeldaspeedruns.com/oot/
Know your glitches and join the joy of speedrunning broken games.

 

[PsychoIncarnate]

How can you call that winning/finishing? Just because it has credits?

There are games where you can see the credits from the menu. Does that mean the speed run time for those games is a second?

 

[ndayday]

No, because it's speedrunning. As in you try to "beat" the game with any exploits available to you as fast as you can.

I don't really like speedrunning but eh pretty cool I guess.

 

[Morin0]

What Ndayday said. And even if that were the case, it wouldn't matter because in this case, OoT doesn't have beginning credits. If you've had a normal Oot run, the ending is the credits.

 

[etecoon]

Skipping Ganon is what causes the "Ganon wins" timeline, Nintendo has known about this for years!

 

[GofG]

nah the skip-to-credits thing won't ever be considered a real thing, because OoT happens to be timed from first-frame-of-control to frame-of-last-hit-on-ganon and there is no such last frame with this skip.

 

[Jim Morrison]

It would still require you to get Farore's Wind which takes some time!

 

[UltiMario]

nah the skip-to-credits thing won't ever be considered a real thing, because OoT happens to be timed from first-frame-of-control to frame-of-last-hit-on-ganon and there is no such last frame with this skip.

It wouldn't be the first time winning conditions would be changed because new strats are discovered.

See: Gen I Pokemon TASes. Yellow most notably.

 

[Jim Morrison]

Ignore what I said above, I just realized that with RBA runs you already get Farore's Wind.