The run was later utterly derailed when LelReset glitched into a boat: the hazards of old games, I suppose. If LelReset had continued the run, it could still have been a world record, but may not have been accepted on sites such as .Īs it turns out, the rest of the run unravelled from this point onwards - somewhat unsurprising given Twitch chat was buzzing about the cheat code incident. But the real problem is the speedrunning community (generally) believes that the use of cheat codes - even if accidental and non-beneficial - renders a run invalid for leaderboard submission. The helicopter crash itself was an annoyance, and slowed down the run by several seconds. This content is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if you accept targeting cookies. Although the code is typically activated by typing the name, codes in GTA San Andreas can be triggered through pressing certain other WASD combinations, which is likely what happened to LelReset. The code, called OHDUDE, spawns a hunter helicopter when used. When you wouldn't want to activate these, however, is right in the middle of a world-record pace speedrun, which is exactly what happened to LelReset.ĭuring an attempt to break his own world record for GTA San Andreas any% (finishing the game with any level of completion), LelReset accidentally triggered a cheat code which brought a helicopter crashing down on his run. GTA San Andreas was no exception to the rule, and the game is stuffed full of classic cheat codes allowing players to mess around. I have fond memories of spamming "motherlode" into the Sims to make it rain simoleons - while codes in other games gave you invincibility, new characters and even (somewhat infamously) unlockable blood and gore. One of the things I love most about old school games are their cheat codes.
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