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Might want to double check all videos in the future, because the audio is desynced in this one as well. But in this case it's slightly ahead instead of after, which is less annoying but I figured I might as well mention it.
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It annoys me because what I do is I put Speedball and my commentary into its own file. Then, I pull out the audio from the raw video, and line the audio from our commentary up with that, doing sound-level editing in the process. I save that and then reapply the game+commentary audio back onto the video. The game audio never changes its timestamping!
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Apr 28, 2024 01:57
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Yeah, audio desync is always a bastard. But it being a scant few seconds ahead doesn't do too much compared to the opposite. Otherwise I figure it happens during the encoding, but can't offer any real help there sadly.
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That CM Vest 2 will do well to protect you from something awful attacks. I think it's combat vest.
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So, I decided to dust off my PS3 and play through PE myself, just to see what else I've missed. First up, Several loot chests throughout the game have randomized loot, in that they spawn one of two weapons; For example, at the start of the Central Park Zoo in Day 2, the chest next to the entrance will either give you an M9 Beretta, or a H&K P8. Day 3's weapon spawns are all fixed, but exploring the gun store and pharmacy is a pixel hunt for loot, so players tend to miss either the M11 SMG or the G19 handgun. (There's more than a few pixel hunts, to the point it was sometimes easier to trigger a fight in an area so you could see the black shadow around the treasure boxes when the camera colours invert) Other things to note in Day 3's Morning; If you swing by the police station and walk into the Kennel, Ben's laying on the ground playing with Sheeva. Aya asks the best dog to take care of Ben, just to twist the knife a little. When Daniel confronts Klamp in the Museum lab, Right before the wall of angry cop hoists the doctor into the air by his lapels, Klamp actually turns off his computer's monitor in a rush, like he's a teenager caught looking at porn. It's a 'blink and you miss it' moment due to the change in camera angles and character actions, but it's yet another moment that really shows how greasy Klamp is.
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So you mentioned that the book is anti-organ donation but the thing with Japan is the concept of Kegare (穢れ, lit. uncleanness or defilement), a kind of pollution or impurity in Shinto that can have adverse effects on entire communities with a major source of kegare being anything related to death including corpses and blood as well as illness. It’s to understand that Kegare is not an equivalent of sin as the former is a spontaneous reaction to amoral natural forces rather than a form of moral judgment. Whether the defiling was caused by a deliberate act, such as a crime, or by an external event, such as illness or death, is secondary. Edit: Also the term you meant to use is mutualism as while the term "symbiotic" is colloquially used to refer to mutualistic relationships, strictly speaking, symbiosis is any type of a close and long-term biological interaction between two biological organisms of different species, including commensalism and yes even parasitism. Chimera-gui fucked around with this message at 06:34 on May 1, 2024 |
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