"Why is your name so weird?"
- Well it started as just Gregor when I was playing a game with my friend and he told me it was lame so i closed my eyes and hit a bunch of keys and well...here we are.
"Do you stream often?"
- I try to stream as much as I can and it usually ends up being once every day or couple of days. However, if I get a call for work I may not stream for weeks at a time, but for the moment I am free.
"Do you play any games other than OoT?"
- Did you even read the "About Me" section?
"How long have you been streaming/speedrunning?"
- I started streaming in mid February 2012, and speedrunning very shortly after. There was a period where I rarely streamed for ~5 months but I've been back ever since.
"What is MST?"
- MST stands for Medallions, Stones, and Trials and it involves stepping into the blue warp of all the dungeons including child and adult to acquire all of the medallions and stones from each dungeon/temple. The trials aspect of it involves completing all of the rooms in Ganon's Castle. MST ends when you strike the final blow on Ganon.
"What is All Dungeons?"
- All Dungeons is essentially MST but without having to complete the trials. However, this allows for major route changes such as skipping Zelda's Lullaby and Light Arrows as well as Wrong Warping from Fire Temple Boss room to Tower Collapse.
"What is Any%?"
- Any% is defined as beating the game as quickly as possible without any restrictions.
"What is Any% No RBA/WW?"
- Any% No RBA is a different section of Zelda speedrunning that involves completing the game as quickly as possible and using any means necessary except for RBA, (RBA stands for Reverse Bottle Adventure and it is a glitch that changes the values of certain items in the game and can be used to aquire things like medallions without actually completing the task required for it.) or Wrong Warp. (WW is a glitch that allows you to skip cutscenes and change the value of them using the blue warp in a boss room and can also be used to warp to a different location entirely.)
"What is the world record?"
- You can see most of the world records for Ocarina of Time at www.zeldaspeedruns.com/leaderboards/oot
"Why are you playing in another language?"
- I use the Japanese version of Ocarina of Time because the text is much quicker than the English version allowing for better times.
"What are you playing on?"
- I play on an emulator called Project 64 1.7 and I use an N64 controller with a Mayflash PC USB adapter. I stream using Xsplit Broadcaster to capture my computer screen.

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