Method:
- Record the following gameplay footage separately:
	> Intro sequence with inputs
	> Mt. Moon encounter manipulation (get some encounter on 1F)
	> Frame 37 failure of above manipulation
	> Picked up item ball failure of above manipulation
	> Loaded NPC failure of above manipulation
- Add background video to fill in non-gameplay sections (sitting on title screen or on first tile in Moon)
- Record audio commentary over video

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PART 1: The basics
- RNG starts from the same point -- we'll call it 0 -- when you hard reset. RNG just keeps going from soft reset (explain hard vs. soft reset)
- As a general rule, the RNG will produce the same results as long as your inputs are the same
- Pokemon Red runs at 60 fps, meaning a frame-perfect input requires a runner to be nearly millisecond-precise
- However, in Gen 1 -- as well as Gen 2 and many other GBC games -- inputs can be buffered. What does "buffered" mean? Let's look at an example. When you talk to an NPC in the overworld, you use the A button. Then, on the frame that your character reaches a tile next to the NPC, the game will register the A input and begin the dialogue. However, you can press A at any time during the step you take to reach that tile, and as long you keep holding A until you reach the tile, the A input will register just the same. A step takes roughly 17 frames on foot and 9 frames on the bike. So your window increases from 1/60th of a second to 1/4th of a second, and that's quite easy for a human to pull off with practice.
- Turns out the intro sequence to Pokemon Red can be buffered with even larger windows than 1/4th of a second
- (Show intro sequence with inputs)
- Making manual manips
- (Show example of an encounter manipulation)

- So that's easy, right?
- No, because IGT0 (explain)
- (Show example of frame 37 failure of the above encounter manipulation)
- Forced to make botted manips, which often have difficult movements (will discuss tips on movement later)

- Why is my manip failing? Could be IGT0, but it's likely something else
- Legit cart + GBA/GBP ... or latest version of Gambatte-Speedrun + valid Pokemon Red ROM
- Trainers fought + items picked up (show example)
- Trainers loaded (show example)
- If items picked up, not holding A long enough
- If items picked up, your own inventory
- Pokemon in party
- Buffered vs. unbuffered save
- Pressing random buttons during intro

- Execution tips
- Use visual cues if possible; use audio cues only if you must
- Hold your A presses!
- Be deliberate with your movements
- If a manip is failing and you don't know why, try removing A presses one at a time

- Next video will explain advanced manips

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PART 2: Advanced manips
- Extended manips
- Fight manips
- IGT tracking

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Other videos:
- Gen 1 menus (basically just port from comprehensive Red guide)
- Gen 1 movement (basically just port from comprehensive Red guide)
- Gen 1 battle mechanics (port some of comprehensive Red guide)