I play too many to pick a single one. One of the worst things for me is the idea of picking a single favorite above all else- I just can't do it.

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It might seem unbelievable, it was to me at first, but it really is

A nice speedgame with a bit of length to it, but not too much, and a variety of strats that are easy to start with, but have really high skill potential.

I've just been here, waiting for the right moment to drop a hot new, modified pasta, yet I've always missed my chance by a few minutes.

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Basically everything I run, aside from FFCC... and even then it's not a particularly active game.

I'm attracted to the community aspect of speedrunning, and the bigger games just have this crowded vibe to 'em. Manages to wrap around from being a community to hardly being one at all.

So I stick to the smaller games and hope they build up a small community, even if it is only one other person. When it happens, it's pretty good.

You know what they say, you're only ever supposed to run it once

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