Hello guys, are you into speedrunning this game? There is something I loved about trying to complete the game as quickly as possible and some day I tuned in to Twitch to watch a streamer complete the game. He had a great time, but it was far from the world record, which is 53 minutes 1 second for completing the game with any percentage and a little over 6 hours for 100%. I amazed by it, because I know how many times you have to go through the game to achieve something like this. I wouldn't be able to do it myself though. And what about you guys? Do you like watching speedruns or maybe you even try it yourself? How quickly can you finish the game?
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Yeah, I agree. Vice City has so much to offer that I don't like rushing through the experience. However, I have to give credit to those who do because it really shows how much they appreciate the game by learning the best ways to break it. Imagine how much time it must take speedrunners to perfect their craft.
They make great use of some bugs that speed things up. Another thing is perfect timing, like jumping off the car/bike exactly on the mission marker etc. They all play Japanese version of the game - some people have said that it's "more stable", so you can execute some glitches without crashing the game - and that makes your time few minutes shorter.
Everything will depend on the configuration you have, whether it is on the pc, the tabler or on a notebook.
It all depends on your willingness to play, doesn't it? The more will you have, the easier things will become.
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Yeah, I totally agree with you... But the real likfe is not a game (or is it?, haha).
FuZyOn
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It took me months to finish the game (I was pretty young though so I didn't have as much gaming experience) but I'm still mesmerized by this, how are you even able to finish the game in such short amount of time? I can even think the distance between the missions would take you a couple of hours at least, that's pretty crazy.
pedaltothemetal
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Yeah, I agree. Vice City has so much to offer that I don't like rushing through the experience. However, I have to give credit to those who do because it really shows how much they appreciate the game by learning the best ways to break it. Imagine how much time it must take speedrunners to perfect their craft.
They make great use of some bugs that speed things up. Another thing is perfect timing, like jumping off the car/bike exactly on the mission marker etc. They all play Japanese version of the game - some people have said that it's "more stable", so you can execute some glitches without crashing the game - and that makes your time few minutes shorter.
I am with some of the other users here who are pretty fascinated by this. I have just never been one of those players who can stay good for that long to beat anything quick, but it takes a lot of time regardless. I actually thought Vice City was pretty confusing too at first but I guess I might have been in the minority there.
I don't think I would really want to do it, because I also don't like rushing through the game. I like to play it at my own pace. It took me 7 months to finish GTA VC, so I think these gamers have played this game over and over for them to master it and finish it in the least time possible.
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Shine_Spirit
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I took months to finish playing GTA Vice City and I don't see any problem with that. Each player has his/her own pace and I honestly don't like to play a game like "if there wasn't another tomorrow".
jahanzeb ali qureshi
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I never had a problem while playing GTA Vice City. I never faced speed or features loading problem. I use to play it on PC as I have an HQ ram, graphic card so I never faced a problem.
Shine_Spirit
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Everything will depend on the configuration you have, whether it is on the pc, the tabler or on a notebook.
Speed runs can be exciting once you beat the game.
Shine_Spirit
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Shine_Spirit
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It all depends on your willingness to play, doesn't it? The more will you have, the easier things will become.
That concept applies to real life as wellIt all depends on your willingness to play, doesn't it? The more will you have, the easier things will become.
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Shine_Spirit
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That concept applies to real life as well
Yeah, I totally agree with you... But the real likfe is not a game (or is it?
, haha).Writeratyourservice
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Interesting.
Writeratyourservice
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Definitely.That concept applies to real life as well