Paper mario the thousand year door rom mario cant jump

An observation I noticed was that enemies seems to be unaffected between the two frame rates, meaning that an enemy which Mario can easily outrun in 60 Hz will easily catch up to him in 50 Hz. The main difference between playing in 50 Hz and 60 Hz is that Mario, Peach and Bowser walk slightly slower in 50 Hz than in 60 Hz. I specifically pointed out that I played on 50/60 Hz in the trials listed (I played on the PAL/Australian version). This is the first time I played this game on 50 Hz. Played on 50 Hz with a final time of approximately 7:07:47. Played on 60 Hz with a final time of 6:49 (actually it's approximately 6:48:56). Speed04: Changes included not picking up Close Call and not upgrading Goombella (consequently picking up fewer Shine Sprites), and ensuring that I get to Level 8 before Chapter 6.The biggest mistake on this run was that I didn't know that Mario needs to be at Level 8 to instantly kill Goombas on Riverside Station with First Attack. Played on 60 Hz with a final time of 6:54. Speed03: Same as Speed02 with fewer mistakes and encounters.I went back to 60 Hz to finalise my plan before I record. I did not get past Segment 3 because it was very difficult to pick up the Shine Sprite without getting an encounter with either Dry Bones (Upgrading Goombella was still planned at that point). I also noticed that it was harder in some places, especially in dodging enemies (see next paragraph). I noticed here that had to play on 50 Hz because recording on 60 Hz gives a distorted picture. (Wow, already beat James' time!)Р”Р„fter this run, I decided to record the next one. Played on 60 Hz with a final time of 7:00. Played on 60 Hz with a final (game) time of 7:48. Speed01: This try was meant to be an experience planning run, but the experience plan got changed in the next few tries.It may not take longer to buy Fright Masks whenever they are needed than to buy 20 and store 12 at the start, withdrawing them whenever they are needed. Additionally, I did not need (or use) 20 Fright Masks for the whole run. To buy Mega Rush, I needed 60 coins which isn't a problem (knowledge after doing Mousimilian's trouble). First of all, the incident at the beginning (which, normally, Mario loses half his coins) forces me to spend it all at the start. The first main difference between my run and James' run is that I did not buy 20 Fright Masks at the beginning. Additionally, you don't need an alternate strategy for the second Doopliss fight if you use Mario. Both are available as early as after Chapter 1, but I chose Mega Rush over Mega Rush P since it was much easier or quicker to manipulate Mario's HP to 1 than trying to manipulate Super Rank Goombella/Yoshi. However there are two choices: Mega Rush and Mega Rush P. Seeing as most of Kyle's boss strategies involved using Mega Rush, I thought that I should do likewise.

I decided to a speed run of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door after seeing Kyle Duffy's Paper Mario speed run and how much time he took off Philippe's run.

Paper mario the thousand year door rom mario cant jump