For more info on the Whirlwind (Four-Job) Fiesta event, see here. For more on the Whirlwind mod for Final Fantasy V, see here.
Ehseezed is a mostly self-taught programmer who streams and speedruns randomizers. Some of his most prominent games are Crypt of the Necrodancer and Timespinner. He has even performed at Games Done Quick (GDQ).Says he, “There is something about the process of slowly mastering a game that brings me a lot of joy.” You can follow Ehseezed via Twitch, YouTube, or the web.
The Speedrun.com submission is here, or see the video embed below.
Open to qualified Discord members; subject to enrollment limit
Requirements
Legally obtained game
Legally obtained game
Legally obtained game; qualified access to mod’s dev build
Seeding
Random
Random
Choice of community seed, player seed, or auto-rando seed
Job rolling
Web app
Event staff
Whirlwind mod
Job enforcement
Self-enforced by player
Achievement logic counts jobs with ABP but cannot check job rolls
Whirlwind mod
Submission
Screenshot
Screenshot
Livestream, video, and/or input recording
Verification
Screenshot verification
Video verification
Farming boosts
2x-4x
62x
Open world
✓
Average run length
20 hours
20 hours
2 hours
Optional in-game modes or flags in event
Rando job per level or per minute, vanilla early jobs or crystal jobs, open or closed world, permadeath, solo, blood moon, master, various rando toggles
Reward
Run noted on website
Event badge on website
Leaderboard entry on SRC; vanity Discord role(s) for successful participants and top finishers; front-page banner for victorious community in team portion until next Fiesta; access to current Whirlwind dev build by certain qualified players; 3 hidden features unlocked in save file; access to bonus division
2011 data is given, because FourJobFiesta.com stopped disclosing participant counts after 2011, showing only the total number of runs instead since. ↩︎
So, what do you think? Comment below, or check us out on Discord.
Per the event rules, if enrollment in Division I is insufficient for a team head-to-head, the communities can be ranked based on the total number of players who successfully complete a challenge run in any of Divisions I-III. ↩︎
The Rando Marathon is a biannual weekend event celebrating all the great and wonderful video game randomizers. The event is held on the second weekend of June and December, each year. The marathons raise money for charity with 100% of all proceeds going to the charity. All randomizer communities are invited to join these events.