I hardly watch any TV anymore, usually just put YouTube or Twitch on, especially if it's for background noise.
In other news peeps, we goin' back to the wasteland tonight! Gonna fire up the stream at 21:00. Today we've got some menial chores and a village of helpless idiots to save and they better be god damned grateful.
Not to mention that first bunker full of raiders that I had to redo about 10 times. Thank god for grenades.
Cheers to all the peeps that tuned in, the archives are on twitch for anyone who wants to see how utterly shit I am at a mouse based FPS.
Will be on again in the week, got a trip to a diner to sort out and then some more naughty raiders hiding out in a car factory who need a solid lead spanking.
"Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1."
Gonna stream some more Fallout 4 tha neet. I'll be on at 21:00 trying to tonk some raiders with a minigun while dressed as a postman. Because wasteland.
This is the best fighting game tournament I've ever seen. Ludicrous tech, upsets, shocking comebacks, underdogs whupping vets. Grandfinals are on now. I can't go to bed.
There will be a cheeky strim tonight from 21:00 where I play more Fallout 4.
Boourns you may think, but wait! Ever see a man get his leg ripped off with a chess board? Ever see a man get hit in the face with a human skull? Ever ironically pelt a woman with plates and cutlery? Ever shoot someone in the crotch with a bowling ball and yell 'STRIKE'?
I have. I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Saw it down the barrel of my junk jet, and I saw that it was good.
Oh and I left my minigun in a drawer and someone stole it oops.
Posting on phone so no link but it's all over this thread and in my sig. Hopefully see you people in a bit!
"Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1."
Sorry bud, over xmas once I actually stopped and started to rest I realised how utterly knackered I was so I just chilled the whole time and tried to recharge my batteries. Had to be done, not sure I was heading a particularly good direction mentally by the end of the year.
Strim will be back on Friday night but you're gonna pissed, I got character diarrhoea and am floating between a couple of builds. Latest one is a lucky puncher, I am the worst, soz.
"Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1."
Ayo just to confirm at some point tha neet I will be punching things in Fallout 4 for an unspecified amount of time. Mainly chill strim. More details once I get home.
"Let me tell you, when yung Rouj had his Senna and Mansell Scalextric, Frank was the goddamn Professor X of F1."
Most games are perfectly function complete. The end user primarily cares about glitches that break the game to title screen/brick the console/lose progress/halt progress. Devs will excise those as much as they can. There is no way they can cover everything because the intersections of variables are incredibly vast and cannot resist the computational weight of hundreds of thousands of players fucking with it over a huge collective amount of time.
In speedruns games are broken in incredibly specific ways, total edge cases that people have to mine them for, and the game tends to carry on running when they happen - which is a good reflection of the level of stability they are built to.
In OoT the game will let you skip to various areas by abusing incredibly specific memory loading states in FMV loading sequences. When 99.9% of your audience will never interact with that, it's working absolutely fine.
I read tweets by a developer Temps, your post reminds me of it. They were complaining about the speedrunners saying ‘lol broken’ at the game when they’ve just done a pixel perfect screen freezer that no normal play would ever reveal. Fair complaints I guess.
I think I saw the first tweet of that, but my short stint in QA was illuminating, and I have been watching videos about games by a guy who is a software engineer and his sense of wonder that games work at all is infectious. Take the FFXV photo caputre stuff, it works incredibly well the majority of the time, and it's nothing more than a layer of gloss that is all about the idea of what photos mean to people.
Sure, you can run your chocobo at a table of people to no reaction and utter a "lol stupid game" but a piece of wonderful coding worked on hard by a team that adds zero functional value to the product but enriches the world? Absolute magic. Games work so well and so often, it's a damn miracle.