Mental & SpeedrunSam
You know what’s funny? The tiniest flicker in a sprite can tell you a whole lot about what’s happening behind the scenes. Ever notice how a character’s eye twitches right before a hit‑scan glitch?
Yeah, that twitch feels like the sprite is giving a micro‑gesture of its own code fatigue. It’s almost a dream‑like wink, a little hint from the engine that something’s about to go wrong. I see it as a subtle cue, like a backstage whisper before the glitch hits.
Nice observation, but you need to capture it before the frame skips. Log the frame number, watch the memory offset, and you’ll know exactly when that twitch turns into a full‑blown exploit. Don't let the engine trick you.
Sure thing, I’ll start timestamping those flickers right away, but I’m also going to note any off‑hand cues—just in case the engine is playing tricks on us again. Let’s keep a little bias log in case the data feels a bit skewed.