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The half-a press QPU videos are amazing because they are a monument to a mind-blowing amounts of thought and effort into such infinitesimal useless poo poo. It's basically a doctoral thesis on Super Mario 64 and puts more analysis and deconstruction into the mechanics far beyond what any of the actual programmers or Miyamoto put into the games themselves. The endless elaboration and droning of the save file menu theme bore themselves into your head until your brain turns into mush and you can't even comprehend what the guy is talking about after 10 minutes. The sheer autism is so intense that you feel like you're developing it yourself by proxy. The author's disbelief at people not taking the simple effort of delving into his sea of paragraphs in the video's description to find the explanation then spending 25 minutes talking non-stop about QPUs and the scuttlebug's home and parallel universes and other bullshit jargon he came up with on the fly but treats as if these are commonly used terms in the Super Mario 64 quantum scientist community is the icing on the cake. The first time I watched the video through, I felt like I was being subjected to mental torture. The second time, though, I was just in awe of the quantum singularity I was witnessing. It's beautiful. Teriyaki Koinku has a new favorite as of 19:46 on Jan 25, 2016 |
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:The half-a press QPU videos are amazing because they are a monument to a mind-blowing amounts of thought and effort into such infinitesimal useless poo poo. It's basically a doctoral thesis on Super Mario 64 and puts more analysis and deconstruction into the mechanics far beyond any of the actual programmers or Miyamoto put into the games themselves. The endless elaboration and droning of the save file menu theme bore themselves into your head until your brain turns into mush and you can't even comprehend what the guy is talking about after 10 minutes. The sheer autism is so intense that you feel like you're developing it yourself by proxy. The author's disbelief at people not taking the simple effort of delving into his sea of paragraphs in the video's description to find the explanation then spending 25 minutes talking non-stop about QPUs and the scuttlebug's home and parallel universes and other bullshit he came up with on the fly but treats as if these are commonly used terms in the Super Mario 64 quantum scientist community is the icing on the cake. I wanted to bold every part of this post that I thought was important, but then I realized the whole thing would be bolded. I decided to just bold one thing, but wanted to let you and others know my struggle and sentiments.
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Jan 25, 2016 19:42
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http://i.imgur.com/bgoN3hl.gifv
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Jan 25, 2016 19:47
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Lemme fix that for you because it owns. 
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Jan 25, 2016 19:56
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:The half-a press QPU videos are amazing because they are a monument to a mind-blowing amounts of thought and effort into such infinitesimal useless poo poo. It's basically a doctoral thesis on Super Mario 64 and puts more analysis and deconstruction into the mechanics far beyond what any of the actual programmers or Miyamoto put into the games themselves. The endless elaboration and droning of the save file menu theme bore themselves into your head until your brain turns into mush and you can't even comprehend what the guy is talking about after 10 minutes. The sheer autism is so intense that you feel like you're developing it yourself by proxy. The author's disbelief at people not taking the simple effort of delving into his sea of paragraphs in the video's description to find the explanation then spending 25 minutes talking non-stop about QPUs and the scuttlebug's home and parallel universes and other bullshit jargon he came up with on the fly but treats as if these are commonly used terms in the Super Mario 64 quantum scientist community is the icing on the cake. I remember listening/watching something long about OoT speed running, but it was fun and interesting. Guess it's that spas of the spectrum.
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Jan 25, 2016 19:58
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Half A button press is an early contender for MOTY (Meme Of The Year)
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Lemme fix that for you because it owns. This is literally mankind's the single greatest achievement.
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Jan 25, 2016 20:40
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Lemme fix that for you because it owns.
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Jan 25, 2016 20:46
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:The half-a press QPU videos are amazing because they are a monument to a mind-blowing amounts of thought and effort into such infinitesimal useless poo poo. It's basically a doctoral thesis on Super Mario 64 and puts more analysis and deconstruction into the mechanics far beyond what any of the actual programmers or Miyamoto put into the games themselves. The endless elaboration and droning of the save file menu theme bore themselves into your head until your brain turns into mush and you can't even comprehend what the guy is talking about after 10 minutes. The sheer autism is so intense that you feel like you're developing it yourself by proxy. The author's disbelief at people not taking the simple effort of delving into his sea of paragraphs in the video's description to find the explanation then spending 25 minutes talking non-stop about QPUs and the scuttlebug's home and parallel universes and other bullshit jargon he came up with on the fly but treats as if these are commonly used terms in the Super Mario 64 quantum scientist community is the icing on the cake. The programmers DID think of lots of this stuff - which is why they do the "make sure all the places Mario says he moved through are valid" thing with the Quarter Distances. The only thing they really missed was the way to gain infinite speed.
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theflyingorc posted:The programmers DID think of lots of this stuff - which is why they do the "make sure all the places Mario says he moved through are valid" thing with the Quarter Distances. The only thing they really missed was the way to gain infinite speed. I will bet you all the money I have that the programmers sure as poo poo did not involve parallel universes or scuttlebug's home or whatever the hell in developing Super Mario 64. E: you keep doing this contrarian thing here and in the Bundy Ranch thread in DnD despite knowing the context of what people are talking about. I can't tell if you're being earnest or just doing a posting gimmick. 
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Jmcrofts posted:Half A button press is an early contender for MOTY (Meme Of The Year) It'll show up at the end of the year and people will be genuinely surprised to remember that it was a thing.
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:I will bet you all the money I have that the programmers sure as poo poo did not involve parallel universes or scuttlebug's home or whatever the hell in developing Super Mario 64. Scuttlebug homes definitely came up. It's a core function of how that enemy works and was specifically designed in to the game. Raising scuttlebugs, on the other hand, probably did not factor in to QA testing, because why the gently caress would anybody want to move a scuttlebug to the ceiling? And I'll even bet parallel universes came up in so much as "If the player manages to leave the intended area of play, the game crashes as the camera follows them." "Is there a way for a player to do that?" "Not that I'm aware of, no." "Ok sounds great". Wait, gently caress, a seriospost... it's spreading, save me tj 'Henry' yoshi
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What is the meme of the year 2015?
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Jan 25, 2016 21:52
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Lucy Heartfilia posted:What is the meme of the year 2015? 
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spurdo sparde  D  DDDDmeemes be memes dads grabe D:DDDsuomi suprdo gabe me da benis:DD:D: D:DD
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a good meme
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tomstuart posted:spurdo sparde http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/gondola quote:Gondola was not a mistake
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Jan 25, 2016 22:15
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Lucy Heartfilia posted:What is the meme of the year 2015? 
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Hmm, no.
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Warren for MOTY 2016.
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goddamn loving owned i got loving butt owned owned in the butt by an internet meme wow poo poo gently caress i got chuck tingled' drat boy howdy
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Lucy Heartfilia posted:What is the meme of the year 2015? Serious Reply: 2015 was clearly the year of mr skeltal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDIWLRvc7gQ So now we can lay it to rest and enjoy the hot memes of 2016.
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gently caress yeah thanks mr skelrtal
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:Serious Reply: Under normal circumstances I would insist that mr skeltal is the meme of all years, even retroactively to ones before he became a meme, but man, if there was ever a contender it's this Mario business. Dankest loving memes. We're living in a Golden Age, gentlegoons.
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2015 was The Year Korgan Arose in All His Glory
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thank mr skeltal
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Does anyone actually think the mr skeltal poo poo is funny? I honestly can't tear through the layers of irony anymore. Bring back classic memes. 
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Aggro posted:Does anyone actually think the mr skeltal poo poo is funny? I honestly can't tear through the layers of irony anymore. Oh man, thanks for the reminder. Good night, everyone.
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God drat it, why am I addicted to this stupid 0.5 a-button press meme poo poo? I'm hooked. 
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Aggro posted:Does anyone actually think the mr skeltal poo poo is funny? I honestly can't tear through the layers of irony anymore. 
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Aggro posted:Does anyone actually think the mr skeltal poo poo is funny? I honestly can't tear through the layers of irony anymore. yes and this is funny too 
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Jmcrofts posted:yes and this is funny too Someone should photoshop this into a subtle goatse. 'Cuz that's all I see.
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skeltal is good, but rare pepe is my personal favorite meme of 2015
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Jmcrofts posted:yes and this is funny too Holy poo poo, this is incredible.
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El Burbo posted:skeltal is good, but rare pepe is my personal favorite meme of 2015 
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:The first time I watched the video through, I felt like I was being subjected to mental torture. The second time, though, I was just in awe of the quantum singularity I was witnessing. You watched it loving twice?!
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