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Haruharuharuko posted:Dark Souls 2 on PC happens to be janky as gently caress go figure. That's fantastic. It reminds me of a Planetside 2 glitch that got dubbed Jiggle Bones they fixed unfortunately quickly. I have a pretty crappy video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Jz0yn_aVBs I'm fairly sure someone posted a better example a while back in the thread. Edit: Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR2Y2LHS-xs&t=507s Tracula has a new favorite as of 05:52 on May 27, 2014 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDlsZD6ghAg F-Zero corruptions
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It's not my favorite, but it's pretty great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwB3XH1o7OE
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Haruharuharuko posted:Dark Souls 2 on PC happens to be janky as gently caress go figure. The amount of DS2 glitches that have already been discovered is mind blowing. Binocular speed and sky walking make the any% speed runs pretty hilarious, and I've heard there's dupe glitches already found as well. Best series ever.
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Haruharuharuko posted:Dark Souls 2 on PC happens to be janky as gently caress go figure. I love that you can two-hand your hands.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I love that you can two-hand your hands. Makes you feel like Captain Kirk.
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Haruharuharuko posted:Dark Souls 2 on PC happens to be janky as gently caress go figure. This is what I imagine the walk loops in Don't Starve would look like if it was full 3D.
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bathroomrage posted:It's not my favorite, but it's pretty great. normal gibs normal walk
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Haruharuharuko posted:Dark Souls 2 on PC happens to be janky as gently caress go figure. This game is made of glitches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMa1hkyiQCw
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PRL412 posted:This game is made of glitches: Not a glitch, those are birds you see in the distance from another zone. Some DS2 zones are pretty much on top of each other.
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Yeah, those are the birds floating around in the skybox of Huntsman's Copse. Earthen Peak, the area before the Iron Keep (where the guy is in the video), leads backward into Huntsman's Copse by looping around itself. By the time you are in the Iron Keep the area has looped back. The random-rear end noclip glitch will always be hilarious regardless of what it finds (eternal ladders to nowhere, skybox birds in lava).
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Its kind of funny, in the first dark souls everything kind of fit together and worked geographically for the most part. You could even take the games collision data and make a nice 3d map of the game world. DS 2, not so much. I guess they figured since the player can warp between check points now they don't need to keep punting shortcuts at the end of levels to get you back to the main hub. Which removes the main reason that the interlevel geography in the first game made any sense at all.
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Is there like a collected map of that poo poo? That world was incredible, I would like to see it as a map.
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N. Senada posted:Is there like a collected map of that poo poo? That world was incredible, I would like to see it as a map. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugQn8D7L2eE Download link in the description if you want to look around on your own. Dark Souls's world map is a goddamn work of art.
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Vorpal Cat posted:Its kind of funny, in the first dark souls everything kind of fit together and worked geographically for the most part. You could even take the games collision data and make a nice 3d map of the game world. DS 2, not so much. I guess they figured since the player can warp between check points now they don't need to keep punting shortcuts at the end of levels to get you back to the main hub. Which removes the main reason that the interlevel geography in the first game made any sense at all. I think it's also due to a change in development. DS2 is a larger game than DS1, and my guess is that they had multiple teams working on zones seperately before connecting them. It explains why neighbor zones are often quite inconsistent thematically, and why there are some weirdlevel transitions. (You all know the one...) I may be alone on this one, but I think DS2 would've worked better with the archstone system from Demon's Soul. If you can't make your world consistent, chop out everything but the consistent parts, I don't mind personally. On the other hand, it means we got more levels in total, so... ups and downs, I guess? 
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Torquemadras posted:I think it's also due to a change in development. DS2 is a larger game than DS1, and my guess is that they had multiple teams working on zones seperately before connecting them. It explains why neighbor zones are often quite inconsistent thematically, and why there are some weirdlevel transitions. (You all know the one...) I may be alone on this one, but I think DS2 would've worked better with the archstone system from Demon's Soul. If you can't make your world consistent, chop out everything but the consistent parts, I don't mind personally. nah it's because the world is all jacked up and spatially twisted
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Alouicious posted:nah it's because the world is all jacked up and spatially twisted Time and space are distorted here in Drangleic *walks in the air through a wall with legs flailing around*
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Torquemadras posted:Time and space are distorted here in Drangleic Now to mod in "The Gods know what you've done".
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Torquemadras posted:I think it's also due to a change in development. DS2 is a larger game than DS1, and my guess is that they had multiple teams working on zones seperately before connecting them. It explains why neighbor zones are often quite inconsistent thematically, and why there are some weirdlevel transitions. (You all know the one...) I may be alone on this one, but I think DS2 would've worked better with the archstone system from Demon's Soul. If you can't make your world consistent, chop out everything but the consistent parts, I don't mind personally. a) I disagree. b) Which level transition are you thinking of?
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Blue Footed Booby posted:b) Which level transition are you thinking of? Probably riding the elevator up from the top of Earthen Peak and arriving at the Iron Keep. It's the most obvious example of a transition that just doesn't make sense no matter how you look at it.
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DarkHamsterlord posted:Probably riding the elevator up from the top of Earthen Peak and arriving at the Iron Keep. It's the most obvious example of a transition that just doesn't make sense no matter how you look at it. I'm almost positive that the nonsensical transitions like that are intentional. It adds an unsettling, dreamlike quality to the world, like the odd angles and tricks of perspective in The Shining. There's no way you put a sea of lava at the top of a mountain peak just on accident.
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Mayakashi posted:I'm almost positive that the nonsensical transitions like that are intentional. It adds an unsettling, dreamlike quality to the world, like the odd angles and tricks of perspective in The Shining. There's no way you put a sea of lava at the top of a mountain peak just on accident. You can see the top of Earthen peak from Harvest Valley. The elevator literally goes up into nothing.
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They keep saying that countless kingdoms and civilizations are built on top of each other in Drangleic, and the timeline is a damned hot mess to unravel. Personally I like it. Makes the land seem like it has a life of it's own. That you're more wandering Drangleic rather than purposefully exploring it.
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I always thought the Iron Keep was in a caldera at the top of Earthen Peak.
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Mayakashi posted:I'm almost positive that the nonsensical transitions like that are intentional. It adds an unsettling, dreamlike quality to the world, like the odd angles and tricks of perspective in The Shining. There's no way you put a sea of lava at the top of a mountain peak just on accident. THANK YOU
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I apologize for the DS2 derail. Have two glitches from Watch_Dogs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdIKBwv86k8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSvIbnMtoqE
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Is this what the kids call "ridin' dirty"?
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Just in time for some Watch_dogs I see    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzMeON0TG2U (Text is captions)
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I'm sure those glitches are super funny and amazing but all the popup text makes that video unwatchable.
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That first thing after the titles isn't even a glitch  It's mostly laziness on the dev's side, the game tells you if you vault cover or land on someone you knock them out.
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Knocking him out by slightly grazing the dude's arm?
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Yeah. They could of made a quick little animation of Aidan shoving their head into the ground to KO them but instead they just ragdoll on touch.
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Croccers posted:That first thing after the titles isn't even a glitch How does laziness on the devs side not amount to a glitch? Surely thats close to the definition? Whatever, W_D is poo poo and Ubisoft 
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haveblue posted:I'm sure those glitches are super funny and amazing but all the popup text makes that video unwatchable. To each their own I guess as having recently discovered their channel I've cried with laughter more often than not. I think it's the accent and infectious laugh 
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I'm goofing off at work with the sound turned off, so that does nothing for me (and I doubt it would even if I could hear it).
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The reason the subtitles are there is because the dudes speak a mixture of their language and English.
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CJacobs posted:The reason the subtitles are there is because the dudes speak a mixture of their language and English. And to make it as gif.-able (giffable?) as possible.
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haveblue posted:I'm goofing off at work with the sound turned off, so that does nothing for me (and I doubt it would even if I could hear it). I genuinely, genuinely hate the editing. But they are Icelandic, pop into natural tongue a lot of the time and they do produce some of the best gaming videos I've ever seen - the "I Broke" channel is great. Watch them, it's not insufferable I PROMISE
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