The simple, but not very enlightening answer, is that he tricks the game into changing the exit point of that boss door from the Gohma arena to that cutscene
So what has changed/been discovered since then in the world of OOT speeding? Since I guess at a point people thought the times wouldn't get faster.
Narcissa has been streaming Breath of the Wild lately: https://www.twitch.tv/narcissawright
Sorry! Forgot to add the words "in general" :lol
Rösti;232640502 said:
Developers were barely getting acquainted with 3D worlds, so it leads to tons of world-breaking glitches. You can find similar stuff with early NES games like Zelda and SMB1.
... have you never seen a speedrun before?
Whoa, wait, you seriously thought someone ran through all of OoT without using any major glitches in just eighteen minutes? I, uh, don't really know what to say to that.
You can. Just know that there's no basis for it, and that everyone else reserves the right to express how dumb and dismissive it is to be "unimpressed" at the results of several years of speedrunning, glitch hunting, and numerous discoveries about how the game's internal logic works and how it can be majorly exploited.
Why would you even say that?
