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I'd like to clarify that there seems to be a misunderstanding. My understanding of TAS (Tool-Assisted Speedrun) is that it involves slowing down the game deliberately to maximize the benefits of precise tapping or inputs.
Maybe recording yourself doing runs should be something to consider.
It appears that the Switch is not the optimal console for playing events, as it lacks the necessary movement and benefits compared to other platforms. However, there is one exception – the 200 m individual relay. With just one finger, you can achieve an impressive time of 1:30:9, matching the performance of players on Xbox who use tapping techniques or pen/battery tapping methods.
This includes 100 m, 110 m hurdle, 100 m freestyle, 200 m and long jump.
The mini-games have been separated by controller type to enhance fairness in the game. This change aims to ensure a more balanced and equitable experience for all players. We believe that this modification will be beneficial and contribute to a more enjoyable gaming experience for everyone.
OK I added 5 Goals one of the reasons is because of time, there will be more room to improve as for basketball runs that will be added shortly.
OK, would you prefer 3 pointers or 3 goals soccer? There are a lot of ideas, but we want to make sure it's runnable and people will actually run it.
