How did you do that without having hypercam being an absolute hole and making this take ten years?

You can slow it down with Cheat Engine then speed it up with WMM or something similar.

Well, it was originally around 6 minutes in length, but it was pretty painful to watch most parts at regular lag-saturated speed, so I doubled the speed of most of it. And despite that I hated testing this cave so many freaking times, it helped me because I was well prepared for any extra lag that the hypercam would add on while filming due to essentially mastering the traps' timing without hypercam, so it was a lot less difficult to film than it could've been.

When I first heard the music, I was about to say, "No, Isa, there's so many that he DOES need your advice"

But as the video progressed, I decided that the music actually fit the walkthrough's erratic pace well, and that I actually liked the the music choice.

Also I didn't interpret that jump in frames as a bad edit, I thought it was pretty obvious that it was caused by lag.

Overall I thought this was a really fun walkthrough to watch. I feel like you actually benefited a little bit from the speed shifts, and that they made the walkthrough more fun to watch