My most anticipated runs (with reasons why) for AGDQ 2020

(Created 11/16/2019) Will be updated when games from the 2nd wave of submissions get accepted

1. Doom (2016) 100% Nightmare by ByteMe
-This is the mother of all 100% categories in my opinion. For reference, hundo in Doom 2016 is basically all secrets (the secret classic levels and the doomguy figurines), all optional side-challenges, all collectibles, mastering all of the combat runes, and all Praetor Suit and weapon upgrades. That is obviously a LOT to keep track of and collect, hence the category being almost 3 hours long, and you have to be optimal at combat on top of that.

2. Fallout Anthology (Main Series, Any%) by tomatoangus
-We've seen anthology runs before with DKC, Mega Man, and Mario relays, but never has a series like this gotten such a run in. We've seen these games at GDQ before, but never in this form, and tomatoangus (who's actually called "tomatoanus" but had to do a name change for GDQ) is a very talented runner of these games and is a very good at being pretty informative throughout the entire thing.

3. Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Any% (No AJS) by Reset
-I talked about Doom 2016 being the mother of all 100% categories. This, in my opinion, is the mother of all GTA speedruns in terms of the Any%-type categories that don't do a wrong warp to skip the whole game. I say that because there's tons of precise tricks throughout like mission duping and a couple of precise platforming tricks. It also has a lot of adaptation to it in reacting to the vehicles you get on each drive.

4. Hoshi Wo Miru Hito Any% 1 Player 2 Controllers by dowolf
-Just watch the RPG Limit Break 2019 run he did of this game. You'll thank me later.

5. Fatal Frame Any% Normal by Maxylobes
-This underappreciated horror series finally gets attention at GDQ after being slept on for so many years. Maxylobes is a horror block mainstay and will put on a great show. Since I run some games from this series, I hope to be there on couch.