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MINUTE BEHIND WR. LETS GOOOOOO!!!!
Could have been better start but it had a god end so im happy :)
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| 1 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 08s 474ms | 1m 08s 474ms |
| 2 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 19s 512ms | 1m 27s 986ms |
| 3 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 40s 241ms | 3m 08s 227ms |
| 4 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 34s 988ms | 3m 43s 215ms |
| 5 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 08s 187ms | 3m 51s 402ms |
| 6 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 51s 251ms | 4m 42s 653ms |
| 7 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 41s 516ms | 5m 24s 169ms |
| 8 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 54s 707ms | 6m 18s 876ms |
| 9 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 3m 54s 623ms | 10m 13s 499ms |
| 10 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 19s 846ms | 11m 33s 345ms |
| 11 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 12s 879ms | 12m 46s 224ms |
| 12 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 44s 973ms | 13m 31s 197ms |
| 13 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 10s 003ms | 14m 41s 200ms |
| 14 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 15s 065ms | 15m 56s 265ms |
| 15 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 52s 066ms | 16m 48s 331ms |
| 16 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 48s 473ms | 17m 36s 804ms |
| 17 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 31s 919ms | 18m 08s 723ms |
| 18 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 50s 443ms | 18m 59s 166ms |
| 19 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 59s 521ms | 20m 58s 687ms |
| 20 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 3m 18s 540ms | 24m 17s 227ms |
| 21 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 2m 40s 166ms | 26m 57s 393ms |
| 22 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 43s 943ms | 28m 41s 336ms |
| 23 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 2m 58s 022ms | 31m 39s 358ms |
| 24 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 43s 947ms | 33m 23s 305ms |
| 25 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 31s 376ms | 34m 54s 681ms |
| 26 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 2m 50s 789ms | 37m 45s 470ms |
| 27 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 27s 033ms | 38m 12s 503ms |
| 28 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 2m 41s 398ms | 40m 53s 901ms |
| 29 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 13s 769ms | 41m 07s 670ms |
| 30 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 36s 896ms | 42m 44s 566ms |
| 31 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 19s 296ms | 43m 03s 862ms |
| 32 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 3m 40s 372ms | 46m 44s 234ms |
| 33 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 11s 531ms | 46m 55s 765ms |
| 34 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 44s 628ms | 47m 40s 393ms |
| 35 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 11s 859ms | 47m 52s 252ms |
| 36 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 04s 440ms | 48m 56s 692ms |
| 37 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 11s 609ms | 49m 08s 301ms |
| 38 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 10s 180ms | 50m 18s 481ms |
| 39 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 11s 840ms | 50m 30s 321ms |
| 40 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 1m 22s 536ms | 51m 52s 857ms |
| 41 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 0m 30s 393ms | 52m 23s 250ms |
| 42 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. Ouro | 0m 55s 096ms | 53m 18s 346ms |
| 43 | Sometimes in life it is best to reflect - the Buddha once said "the one who sees dependant origination sees the Dhamma". The Dhamma is the eternal truth: the eternal law. When one sees the intrinsic dependencies of the universe that is when we truly become enlightened. The Buddha became enlightened under a fig tree but we become enlightened under the darkened trees of level 9 - The Watcher's fateful eyes overlooking our every move like Mara: The God of Temptation. For the Buddha Mara represent the 3 poisons: greed, ignorance and hatred but for us the Watcher represents a different 3 poisons: missed bhops, restarting the level too early and failing a spin launch. However for both parties these poisons are central to the spinning of the wheel of samsara - the cycle of life, death and rebirth. For the Indian in the 10th century this was the reality of their existence but for us, etb speedrunners, it fuels the everlasting cycle of resetting runs: again, again and again. We reset runs not because it is fun but because it is the right thing to do. We reset runs not because is is easy but because it is hard. We reset runs not to waste our days but to spend our time. Spend our time becoming better versions of ourselves and most importantly: getting a new world record. This record is no exception - a mini-enlightenment in a sea of suffering and furthermore in the backdrop of the samsara of resetting. For us etb players this a mere step towards the greater good, not a leap but a delicate placement of a foot slightly infront of the other one. Moving onto Jesus - more commonly known as unwalker. He came to our lands as a promised one, a wise one, an anointed one: A messiah. He came to our lands with teachings, teachings of how to move, how to live, how to breath. He shattered the the very embodiment of the cycle of samsara with his profound statements - a new way to atone with the heavenly father. He taught that in the world's infancy 2 speedrunners: backroomsop and HostileFrost were in the perfect garden - a garden where all runs ended with a world record but then they ate from the tree of speed. A tree which the heavenly father declared they should not eat from - for when they ate from the tree of speed the 3 poisons came into effect. Reset after reset they suffering and now: unwalker was here to save us from this suffering. He sacrificed himself - the perfect being which relieved our eternal damnation - he gave us an opportunity to return and reconcile with our heavenly ETB father. To escape from the suffering of etb runs and resets - trials and tribulations. This is my contribution following these teachings. I am distilling this run not just as a run but as a statement. A statement that there is a world and this a record in this world and that the suffocating grip of resetting has lost another one of its many fingers. A statement that there is more to come. | 2m 58s 712ms | 56m 17s 058ms |
No Major Glitches rules revamp
No Major Glitches rules were updated to include all disallowed glitches instead of all allowed glitches. Hopefully that makes this category less confusing. Also running with TVs in Level 188 Expanded is allowed with these new rules.
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