I like how an essay about cancelling animations becomes an interrogation of how we can transcend the ephemeral constraints of the illusion of a game, contextualized by drawing a philosophical parallel between the camera and the gun, shooters and deviants. 10/10 wont cancel my subscription
The stream of consciousness essay writing combined with your voice was so compelling that it didn't really register with me how far we had strayed from the initial topic until that final line and following seconds of silence.
What are your thoughts on using unintentional movement tech in the context of PvP games? Is that abusing an exploit to gain an unfair advantage or a method to raise the skill gap and help differentiate good players from bad? I've been hearing some heated debate about the latest CoD title, Modern Warfare 2 (2022), a sequel to Modern Warfare (2019) and how it removed "slide canceling" which was a prevalent mechanic in 2019. In essence, slide canceling involves the character sliding by tapping the crouch button while sprinting. Then, during the slide animation, double tap the crouch button to quickly return to a sprint with minimal downtime. This allows you to move as fast as sprinting with the benefit of being harder to hit as you transition from sliding to sprinting with janky 3rd person animations. The reason people are complaining is because it drastically speeds up the pace of the game when past games had limited amount of sprint and a short sprint-out time where you can't shoot as you go from sprint to neutral, punishing blindly rushing areas. Does something like unintentional movement tech in a PvP FPS which is an exploit and not a part of the dev's design still deserve to be in a game and carried on to future titles? It's hard to argue for the removal of this tech in singleplayer games, but what about multiplayer games?
It depends on how much potential that unintentional mechanic has. Often during game development, you plan something, but discover something else is far more fun about your game. Devil May Cry's juggling system came from a bug in another game Kamiya was working on, for example. Korean Backdashing was unintentional and was patched out of Tekken 4. For an FPS, the meta of those games tends to be reaction times, sightlines and how you occupy zones. Whether or not movement tech improves that or makes gameplay more interesting or more frustrating is something you ask person-to-person, but usually people who like to push themselves, love it. I'd love it, if I cared about first person shooters. But FPS aren't designed to be competitive, they're designed to be lazy timesink games that are a bit of fun with your mates. You *can* play it competitively, but that's more a testament to people who enjoy FPS. If your team of high-school lads is getting ruined by a nutjob who can skid half the map in a second, and you don't want to meet that challenge just to have fun with your mates, the game is a failure to its demographic. That's all to say: I dunno. Depends what they want to make, or what they're being told to make. Western games usually don't like having animation cancelling bugs in them.
I think about it now and then, and I'd probably just talk a bit of shit about 5. It's got a silly story, at times. Someone's gotta tell me what makes that story special. But I DO want to do Ace Combat again. Saving it for something special though.
thanks, I wuz wundering how to prunounce your name. yea-I always wunderd what the appeal to glich runz wuz, the feeling cool despite looking stupid, makes sense. I also am TERRified uv your ability to be poetic about, *anything*. when you started reading that title, I felt like that 1 gy who sees his favorite reference in smash bros. "-ka, maiwei mori na pantsu n-" "OH!"
Summertime High School: A Young Man's Notes-How a New Exchange Student Like Myself Ran Into His Childhood Friend on the School Tour, Then for Some Reason Became Super-Popular with the Girls for His Daily Scoops on the School Photography Club Even Though He Only Takes Panty Shots, and What He Thinks as He Goes on Dates During His Summer of Island School Life.
I don't what else to say towards that ending there outside of it just being...powerful. Out of nowhere, yet fitting. I don't know how else to word it here. But I do know and wanna say is that I hold deep deference towards you and your videos. Your work is phenomenal through and through. So please, keep it up.
What the fuck lmao
"Bryan came"
LUNAcy. I see what you did there.
did you just cancel your animation cancel essay into a school shooting essay? That was pretty good
I like how an essay about cancelling animations becomes an interrogation of how we can transcend the ephemeral constraints of the illusion of a game, contextualized by drawing a philosophical parallel between the camera and the gun, shooters and deviants. 10/10 wont cancel my subscription
And then ending with some legendary words
_"If you cancel me, you will only be resetting me back to neutral."_
The stream of consciousness essay writing combined with your voice was so compelling that it didn't really register with me how far we had strayed from the initial topic until that final line and following seconds of silence.
Just finished binging your Tekken series an hour ago and this new upload couldn't come at a better time
What are your thoughts on using unintentional movement tech in the context of PvP games? Is that abusing an exploit to gain an unfair advantage or a method to raise the skill gap and help differentiate good players from bad?
I've been hearing some heated debate about the latest CoD title, Modern Warfare 2 (2022), a sequel to Modern Warfare (2019) and how it removed "slide canceling" which was a prevalent mechanic in 2019. In essence, slide canceling involves the character sliding by tapping the crouch button while sprinting. Then, during the slide animation, double tap the crouch button to quickly return to a sprint with minimal downtime. This allows you to move as fast as sprinting with the benefit of being harder to hit as you transition from sliding to sprinting with janky 3rd person animations. The reason people are complaining is because it drastically speeds up the pace of the game when past games had limited amount of sprint and a short sprint-out time where you can't shoot as you go from sprint to neutral, punishing blindly rushing areas.
Does something like unintentional movement tech in a PvP FPS which is an exploit and not a part of the dev's design still deserve to be in a game and carried on to future titles? It's hard to argue for the removal of this tech in singleplayer games, but what about multiplayer games?
It depends on how much potential that unintentional mechanic has. Often during game development, you plan something, but discover something else is far more fun about your game.
Devil May Cry's juggling system came from a bug in another game Kamiya was working on, for example.
Korean Backdashing was unintentional and was patched out of Tekken 4.
For an FPS, the meta of those games tends to be reaction times, sightlines and how you occupy zones. Whether or not movement tech improves that or makes gameplay more interesting or more frustrating is something you ask person-to-person, but usually people who like to push themselves, love it. I'd love it, if I cared about first person shooters.
But FPS aren't designed to be competitive, they're designed to be lazy timesink games that are a bit of fun with your mates. You *can* play it competitively, but that's more a testament to people who enjoy FPS.
If your team of high-school lads is getting ruined by a nutjob who can skid half the map in a second, and you don't want to meet that challenge just to have fun with your mates, the game is a failure to its demographic.
That's all to say: I dunno. Depends what they want to make, or what they're being told to make. Western games usually don't like having animation cancelling bugs in them.
How many takes did you need to get the name of that last game right in one go? lmao
Watching this again because it gives me a case of the chuckles.
That ending line though
_Sigma Male Rule __#1058__:_
_Let betas cancel you, you'll only reset yourself to neutral and assert dominance._
For me, it was the ace combat vids. Loved the tekken vids but your 4 and 0 analysis was very nice. Any plans on 5?
I think about it now and then, and I'd probably just talk a bit of shit about 5. It's got a silly story, at times.
Someone's gotta tell me what makes that story special.
But I DO want to do Ace Combat again. Saving it for something special though.
Based
Kino, ludo even.
Can someone translate the title of 4:44, 6:59, and 9:10 to english?
there's a reason they call it a "photo shoot" I suppose
thanks, I wuz wundering how to prunounce your name.
yea-I always wunderd what the appeal to glich runz wuz, the feeling cool despite looking stupid, makes sense. I also am TERRified uv your ability to be poetic about, *anything*.
when you started reading that title, I felt like that 1 gy who sees his favorite reference in smash bros.
"-ka, maiwei mori na pantsu n-"
"OH!"
Good stuff
Gettin those Susan Sontag/Philippe Aries vibez. Good stuff my man
Didn't know either of those, but it's always nice to know I retread the pathways of giants.
4:44 _Step aside, light novel authors..._
Light novels have absurdly long names to take up more legible advertisement space. I've heard.
The first minute of this video is the best Tekken backdash tutorial on the internet
yandere simulator if it was good
could you please give lucky chloe shoes
No.
What exactly does the entire title of the panty shot game mean?
Summertime High School: A Young Man's Notes-How a New Exchange Student Like Myself Ran Into His Childhood Friend on the School Tour, Then for Some Reason Became Super-Popular with the Girls for His Daily Scoops on the School Photography Club Even Though He Only Takes Panty Shots, and What He Thinks as He Goes on Dates During His Summer of Island School Life.
@@4Clubs That translation seems inaccurate. Since it misses out engrish.
It sounds like a light novel title
Excellent video, finally something new. Although i've heard of that old panty photographer game way back, that I forgot about its existence.
this is so funny, but i feel like i learned something? you are amazing, thank you for yeeting akuma in to the sky
Male harassment is so bad in Japan they make games about it
"Bryan came"
I don't what else to say towards that ending there outside of it just being...powerful. Out of nowhere, yet fitting. I don't know how else to word it here.
But I do know and wanna say is that I hold deep deference towards you and your videos. Your work is phenomenal through and through. So please, keep it up.