This is how a ruined portal revolutionized minecraft speedrunning d-max was streaming a run in the 1.16 rsg category where the record at the time was his own 1937 run after getting seven blaze rods from the fortress he was actually way behind his world record until he discovered a ruined portal in The direction he was running towards normally he’d have to run back to his first nether portal to exit but this one was completable with the chest too obsidian after using the portal’s gold to trade with piglets for ender pearls to make the eyes of ender he took the Risk and went through the new portal a decision that would put his run on an insane pace this is because that portal was aligned in such a way that with one block in the nether equaling eight in the overworld he not only entered the overworld in the first stronghold ring But at an absurd 100 block distance from the randomly generated stronghold a full 1300 blocks closer than his original portal would have put him he finished with a new record of 1726 and the idea of using a second portal stuck around with players beginning to incorporate bastions into their speed runs they were Able to reliably get 10 obsidian to make portals that end up closer to the stronghold proving d-max to be an accidental visionary Video Information
This video, titled ‘How a Ruined Portal REVOLUTIONIZED Minecraft Speedrunning’, was uploaded by amCobalt on 2022-08-23 18:16:05. It has garnered 2998548 views and 340215 likes. The duration of the video is 00:01:00 or 60 seconds.
Ruined portals tend to just be a novelty in post-1.16 Minecraft, but for one lucky speedrunner, it meant he was able to absolutely destroy the world record.
Watch the run here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32MoWJnEkFk Seed: -2908138952279958061
Dimeax’s Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPrFGBRlTNcGkJl5-MXNpBg Check out his Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/dimeax
Coruiway’s WR run (background footage): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0auJTuzm_Xc
Music: Luminist – Woodland Shadows
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