You can speedrun Half-Life 2 in just 48 minutes – this video proves it - thomasbuiribithe1999

Ah, Half life 2. Not only one the best FPS games around,still, but also a great platform for speedrunners to present their super sprinty game-tackling skills. And that's exactly what accomplished player Maltemller has done in mise en scene a brand new world record 'any%' prison term for Valve's 2004 shooter.

You can see the Danish speedrunner's achievement fully in the video below, in which he smashes the current Half-Life 2 'any% no voidclip' cosmos enter with a time of 48 proceedings, 32 seconds (not including load multiplication). This type of speedrun, also titled 'fastest completion', means coating the core game in the quickest time possible but without having to get all sidequests, item pickups, and other optional objectives done.

Impressively, though, 'atomic number 102 voidclip' means the actor didn't make utilize of the null clipping bug in Half life 2. This is a proficiency that lets you skip ahead away timing duple 'save/load buffers' dead through the game's 'void' (on the far side its 'skybox'). That is, by repeatedly saving and re-loading in some respects that prompts a kinda glitch that lets you power through and through out-of-bounds areas with a quicker finish time. It's pretty complex and gets split into its possess category as IT's a completely different type of speedrunning.

Considering the speedrunner didn't use this method, 48:32 is an stunning time; check it out below:

This follows Maltemller's strange recent Half-Life 2 speedrunning achievements, including a world tape 'cutscene-less fun%' translation, and irregular place runs for the 'glitchless any%' and 'cutscene-less – HL1 movement fun%' categories last month.

Whether players will buzz off stuck into speedrunning the next Half-Spirit game when the Incomplete-Lifespan: Alyx departure date arrives next month, we'll just have to waiting and undergo.