Getting Over It的世界紀錄是假的被取消 - Steam

Seemingly Unbreakable Getting Over It World Record Turns Out To Be A Fake
https://tinyurl.com/y4b9wh44

In Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy, a man in a pot tries to climb a
mountain with a sledgehammer. A Chinese speedrunner named Ccfst recently
seemed to help that man climb the mountain faster than anyone before him,
setting a new world record that struck some as impossible. The skeptics were
right. Over the weekend, Ccfst admitted he had cheated.

On March 17, Ccfst said “I will not send a false record of goi again,”
according to a screenshot of a now-deleted comment on Chinese social media
provided by Keronari, the chief moderator of the Getting Over It speedrunning
records page. Ccfst has since deleted his Getting Over It videos hosted on
the site and the moderators of the speedrunning page have removed his world
record and banned him from submitting records for six months. According to a
Google translation of post currently at the top of Ccfst’s Bilbili page, he
plans to continue speedrunning the game and eventually earn a legit record.

Ccfst did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

At the beginning of the year, the fastest anyone had completed Getting Over
It was in one minute, 19 seconds. That record was set by Norwegian
speedrunner Rengj. Then on January 31, Ccfst upended everything with a video
purporting to show him completing the game in 1:13. Most of the game’s
records are separated by fractions of a second. Coming in several seconds
ahead of the previous mark is practically unheard of.

“When he posted his 1:13 time it was pretty hard for us all to believe,
because it was honestly an insane run but the run itself looked completely
legit,” Keronari told Kotaku in a Facebook message. He’s not just a Getting
Over It mod but a speedrunner. “It wasn’t spliced so there were no frame
cuts to spot.

Getting good at Getting Over It requires no end of patience and hardwork, as
any little mistake can sned the player tumbling back down the mountain.
Getting good enough to speedrun it requires grinding through those challenges
until playing the game becomes like muscle memory, and even then it’s an
uphill battle. Ccfst’s run looked too easy to many, and indeed it was.

In a recent Reddit post on the subject, some in the Getting Over It
speedrunning community said they’d suspected Ccfst of cheating from the
start, but Keronari told Kotaku that it’s still not 100 percent clear what
his method was. “With all of his videos deleted it’s hard to say when
exactly it was that he started to cheat, and it was even hard to spot that he
was cheating,” he said.

Still, there are theories. “We believe he had used cheat engine to slow the
game down (this also slows down the in-game timer) which would help make his
movements easier, [give him] more time to react to everything,” he said. The
theory is that a cheater using this method could then speed up the video to
make it look like a normal run.

There is still a copy of the 1:13 speedrun up on YouTube, which even now as
an admitted fake is breathtaking to watch. Keronari said that prior to Ccfst’
s confession, the Getting Over It speedrunning community was in a weird
place. “Some of the community members are probably relieved more than
anything else,” he said. “Ccfst had killed some of the competitiveness in
the grind for world record because of how far ahead he was.”

In the days shortly after the record’s removal, a speedrunner called Stillow
managed to set a new world record at 1:17. “There’s a bit of motivation now
for some of the top runners to try grind that top spot again,” said Keronari.

He said he’s content to let Ccfst learn from his mistake and doesn’t want
to ban him from the community forever. But when he does return, Keronari
plans to review his footage more closely.

“We don’t want to go into all the details about these methods but one is
that we would require a submission from the same player that has the in-game
sound turned on—slowing the game down then speeding the video up would
require the speed of the sound to also increase,” he said.

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第一名的速通紀錄

Getting Over It WORLD RECORD By ccfst (1:13)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_HQ8c3mr0s

但現在被證實是假的....

這位ccfst是中國玩家，他承認他作弊了。

所以我跑去翻中國那的資料
https://tinyurl.com/y2qz3p7w

【中國玩家《掘地求生》速通世界紀錄因作弊被取消】據Kotaku報導，中國玩家/B站UP主
Ccfst 曾創下了《掘地求生》1:13 通關的速通世界紀錄，自此之後，玩家社區中的不少
人都認為其通關視頻存在作弊嫌疑。在本月17日，Ccfst本人承認了自己的作弊行為，並
刪除了自己的速通視頻。作為懲罰，speedrun官網已經取消了他的成績，並禁止他在六個
月內提交新的紀錄。而有粉絲則表示“破紀錄真的那麼努力，不道歉也罷”以及“開了掛
也辛苦了”。

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所以是BiliBili的UP主？

https://www.bilibili.com/read/cv2274856/

BiliBili那的討論.....

所以是用變速齒輪作弊？

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