an a press is an a press. You can't say its only a half
An a press is an a press. You can't say its only a half
Bentley Young
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Ayden Scott
Unironically correct.
Bentley Butler
What if I lick the button instead?
Jayden Long
Who was in the wrong here?
Hudson Morris
Ryder Sullivan
"Press" in this context includes both the pushing and releasing of the a button. Thus, only pushing or only releasing the a button can be considered half of an a press.
Hope this helps.
David Smith
>not measuring the depth of a button press and calculating the actuation point
Are you even autistic?
Jaxson Ortiz
You can't press the A button without eventually releasing it
Easton Bennett
Correct.
However, for the purposes of the run which the video was only a SEGMENT of, the "A press" that needed to occur for A to be held could have been started in a level that required a full A-press and conserved on the trip into Watch for Rolling Rocks.
Therefore, in the greater scheme of a run, it doesn't add an A-press, but does require A be pressed at some earlier point.
How would you denote that? 0.5 A presses, of course.
Nolan Howard
But games have an 'end' point so technically you can. If you reach the end holding down a button then you've half pressed it because as far as the game is concerned it was never released in the existence of that play through.