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Ruggington posted:I'm lying in bed right now and I'm still jealous of comfy couch man I've retreated to my layzboy in my living room with the stream on my TV, snuggie as gently caress right now
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can you get pieces with the jetpack, i forget
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So, I'm tuning in late - is there any reason why he's running it on (presumably) a toaster? Because my PC is a good few years old, resolutely mid-range and can handle it at 60fps, 1080p, ultra+ detail. It's really well optimized and gorgeous looking, none of the popup we're seeing here.
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lol, that crate stack wowzerz
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This game is one of the best puzzle games I've played, highly recommended. As mentioned, it also looks really good when set to better graphic options.
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Zivilyn Bane posted:Why is everyone in *GDQ so set on 'kill the animals'? Such bias. Nerds have no empathy  Dominic White posted:So, I'm tuning in late - is there any reason why he's running it on (presumably) a toaster? Because my PC is a good few years old, resolutely mid-range and can handle it at 60fps, 1080p, ultra+ detail. It's really well optimized and gorgeous looking, none of the popup we're seeing here. MAXIMUM FPS. Also I like your avatar.
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Dominic White posted:So, I'm tuning in late - is there any reason why he's running it on (presumably) a toaster? Because my PC is a good few years old, resolutely mid-range and can handle it at 60fps, 1080p, ultra+ detail. It's really well optimized and gorgeous looking, none of the popup we're seeing here. Because coders are lazy, physics is often based off your framerate.
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like it seems like grabbing that thing would be a speedrunners dream, just grab every piece at once
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Cute sword in the stone.
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Dominic White posted:So, I'm tuning in late - is there any reason why he's running it on (presumably) a toaster? Because my PC is a good few years old, resolutely mid-range and can handle it at 60fps, 1080p, ultra+ detail. It's really well optimized and gorgeous looking, none of the popup we're seeing here. FPS dependent platforming (like 400+ high)
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Dominic White posted:So, I'm tuning in late - is there any reason why he's running it on (presumably) a toaster? Because my PC is a good few years old, resolutely mid-range and can handle it at 60fps, 1080p, ultra+ detail. It's really well optimized and gorgeous looking, none of the popup we're seeing here. Some tricks require insanely high FPS, so he's said, and also something about a 3 year old laptop.
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Internet Kraken posted:Obviously I can't really tell from the run; is the philosophy shown in this game insufferable or does it actually manage to be interesting? It's a variation on a theme that's become overused in sci-fi in the last couple years, but it's really good and actually relies on the player, you know, thinking about things. I really enjoyed it.
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That box on the mine, daaamn.
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Junkozeyne posted:FPS dependent platforming (like 400+ high) The irony being that whatever he's doing to churn out 400fps is wreaking hell on their video capture setup so it's chugging along at sub-30 for us with vertical tear. But thanks, at least I know.
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HoneyBoy posted:This game has good sounds It's incredibly relaxing to listen to in the background. Every time I watch that Tomba 2 video I feel more and more sorry for the talkative guy  he's just a bit (a lot) socially inept and just wanted to be friends. I mean I feel sorry for the runner too but he didn't have to be that much of a dick.
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poor guy sounds like he needs a glass of water. still an hour of talking left
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Take a shot every time a donation contains the word "destroyed."
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TERRIBLE SHITLORD posted:Every time I watch that Tomba 2 video I feel more and more sorry for the talkative guy Pretty sure that talkative guy was a massive creep from his twitter. Or was that someone else? With the "im so lonely" and bringing condoms and stuff?
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Internet Kraken posted:Obviously I can't really tell from the run; is the philosophy shown in this game insufferable or does it actually manage to be interesting? It varies. There's a set of audio logs that this guy is totally avoiding that are really tedious exposition and musing about philosophy. But the rest of the plot (mostly told through the computer terminals he's also ignoring) is pretty cool. The DLC is even better about that because it actually has a bunch of different characters you interact with through the terminals.
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Zivilyn Bane posted:Take a shot every time a donation contains the word "destroyed." Or Germany Or Cancer
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For a community dependent on sometimes sub-second timing you would think there would be a better system than the guy shouting "now!" for someone else to mash the stopwatch button.
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drunken officeparty posted:For a community dependent on sometimes sub-second timing you would think there would be a better system than the guy shouting "now!" for someone else to mash the stopwatch button. They had a foot pedal at SGDQ but people kept loving it up.
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I'm going to follow this man on Twitch. I may never actually watch any of his streams, or maybe one day I'll see he's live and go "yeah that was a good run, I'll watch some of this"
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That jump off the recorded jump was just nuts.
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That amazing trick is a good point for me to jump off for the night. Good luck chill dude destroying this game.
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drunken officeparty posted:For a community dependent on sometimes sub-second timing you would think there would be a better system than the guy shouting "now!" for someone else to mash the stopwatch button. Most of the runs aren't aiming for WR pace, so they don't need to be precise. And for any that might make WR they just go back and time the video itself anyway, so the on screen timer just has to be "close enough."
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This seems like a game I would pull my loving hair out trying to legitimately finish. It took me long enough to beat the Portal and Deponia games. My face would be buried in a walkthrough half the time defeating the point of everything.
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Nice, meaty sounding slap.
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:They had a foot pedal at SGDQ but people kept loving it up. Half of it is that even if they were doing it themselves (correctly), it's still riding on stuff like "when the crosshair appears" which is pretty inaccurate. Do they not have programs that can hook into the game and do it automatically at precise times.
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snugman had to get up and slap the dude
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that guy has just been on the couch to stay snug and slap a dude
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TERRIBLE SHITLORD posted:This seems like a game I would pull my loving hair out trying to legitimately finish. It took me long enough to beat the Portal and Deponia games. My face would be buried in a walkthrough half the time defeating the point of everything. It gets seriously tough. I solved all the regular puzzles myself eventually but I had to use guides for some of the stars because that poo poo gets insane. I can't believe they made comfy blanket guy get up.
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