for those who dont already know, TAS stands for Tool Assisted Superplay,
They are made by going through any game Frame By Frame and with savestates to allow Inhumanly possible reflexes, Trigger glitches, and allow the game to be run with absolute precision, then played back at full speed.
Some prove to be quite impressive.


If you could do the same thing to Real Life, What would you do?

I'd speed up boring, easy school tests. And streamlining tedious tasks in my game projects, like adding poorly-formatted sprite sheets.