Tomorrow I am going to go through the entire replay and list every single time it happens which is a lot.
But for now here's 2 examples from the turn we mentioned:
If you watch the replay frame by frame at 8:04.2000, you will see at 8:04.2400 he disconnects the rope, then the very next frame on 8:04.2600 he fires the rope again.
This happens again at 8:16.4200 to 8:16:4400.
Now, there are many players who have super fast taps and fast timing who can pull off frame perfect taps like this SOMETIMES, but the inconsistent consistency in which Shtaket does this is uncanny and unnatural, no human has timing that good. You're talking 1/50th of a second happening dozens of times throughout the run.
I say "inconsistently consistent" because he doesn't do super fast scrolling, or super fast shadows for the most part, it's the climbing where he does it, like he knows what he's doing to be careful about it.
Which is a coincidence because climbs are the toughest part of ZaR Big RR where when most people fall, it's during climbs hitting off the wall, having a script for rapid taps can improve your stability while climbing.
Even fingerrollers with LONG rope connections usually get 2/50th or 3/50th for the most part. Hell even the best speedrunners in the world for other games don't have to do frame perfect button presses this consistent in their runs, and whenever someone does even ONE in a speedrun it's considered godly lol.
What's even more strange, if you check Shtakets recent Challenge records for:
https://www.tus-wa.com/challenges/challenge-932/ And:
https://www.tus-wa.com/challenges/challenge-934/You will see that his roping is normal Shtaket roping, nothing strange there, I was a moderator for Challenges for quite some time up until I was in hospital earlier this year when I asked MI to remove me as moderator, I approved many of Shtakets Challenges, and even after I was removed as moderator I continued to watch them, simply because I enjoy watching good runs of Big RR!
The difference between his normal roping, and whatever he's going here is night and day to me, it's so obvious it's cringe, it's like the same thing Corujao uses in funners but Shtaket is doing it less often and in specific moments, usually when doing climbs.
Notice how the majority of his run is normal taps, so you can say that it's inconsistently consistent when it happens.
His Challenge runs are legit normal roping, but his game versus Sensei is HIGHLY suspicious.
I've spent enough time on this for today, I will return tomorrow or the next day with further analysis.