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Hello Patreon!Welcome to another early access look at the latest Tell Me About before it goes live on youtube!On this episode of Tell Me About, Jesse sits down with three of the biggest names in the speedrunning community: adef, Spikevegeta, and GrandPooBear.From uncovering game-breaking glitches to mastering the art of controller wizardry, these full-time professionals have dedicated their lives to pushing games to their absolute limits. We'll dive into the world of speedrunning, exploring its origins, the incredible communities that have grown around it, and what it takes to perform at a world-class level. Where did they start from, what is it really like to start speedrunning, and more importantly how can you succeed at it - all will be answered. Get ready to hear some of the best stories, tips, and secrets from the minds that redefined how we think about gaming.This early look is available for all paid tiers!

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DrSordidus

Good episode! I was worried at the start that with three guests it might drift off, but the guests themselves and Jesse kept it together :) I'm on and off with speed runs..i do enjoy them, like i watched the whole video about "Getting to work" speedruns, which was very well done and explained a lot But for me...i havent found the right game yet, where i even would want to try a speed run..since it always feel like (for me) wrong that ignore parts of the game

MegaNovaShizzle

Oh man the Dark Cloud music in the start made me so happy... God I'd love to see Jesse Play that some day. I know he doesn't usually play old games like that, but man, it's one of my all-time faves xD

MegaNovaShizzle

10:40 I've been thinking about this a lot too while watching Summoning Salt videos, how everyone is trying to get the best times, but you also have people openly sharing their strategies that can help everyone get better, it's just about who can execute the strategy more effectively. And that's honestly my favourite thing about speedrunning in general.