You know, if you do the math on the average length of a Bombcast, they either just finished recording or were done within the last 20-40 minutes. I tend to wait until the next day anyway, but for some reason I'm hoping there's GTA talk on here in some form.
You know, if you do the math on the average length of a Bombcast, they either just finished recording or were done within the last 20-40 minutes. I tend to wait until the next day anyway, but for some reason I'm hoping there's GTA talk on here in some form.
They usually record the bombcast on Monday. Ryan then edits it on Tuesday. I'm not sure if that is how they still do it now, but that's what they did since the beginning.
So, in other words, the bombcast was done yesterday.
Sequence breaks (glitches) are a big part of speed running. If the sequence break makes such a huge difference to the game that using it makes it almost like playing a different game entirely, speed running community will split the runs into a couple categories. Lots of people run Ocarina of Time 100% because the any% is... well, you're not really playing Zelda, perse, when you go for the 20 minute any%. :D
Wind Waker any% has some glitches and sequence breaks but it's still a solid multi-hour run.
You know, if you do the math on the average length of a Bombcast, they either just finished recording or were done within the last 20-40 minutes. I tend to wait until the next day anyway, but for some reason I'm hoping there's GTA talk on here in some form.
They usually record the bombcast on Monday. Ryan then edits it on Tuesday. I'm not sure if that is how they still do it now, but that's what they did since the beginning.
So, in other words, the bombcast was done yesterday.
Well everybody was out yesterday, right? So they'd probably record it today. Plus, I think Patrick came back today so they'd want him on for sure.
You know, if you do the math on the average length of a Bombcast, they either just finished recording or were done within the last 20-40 minutes. I tend to wait until the next day anyway, but for some reason I'm hoping there's GTA talk on here in some form.
They usually record the bombcast on Monday. Ryan then edits it on Tuesday. I'm not sure if that is how they still do it now, but that's what they did since the beginning.
So, in other words, the bombcast was done yesterday.
I would bet quite a lot of money that recording was deliberately delayed for Patrick's sake.
You know, if you do the math on the average length of a Bombcast, they either just finished recording or were done within the last 20-40 minutes. I tend to wait until the next day anyway, but for some reason I'm hoping there's GTA talk on here in some form.
They usually record the bombcast on Monday. Ryan then edits it on Tuesday. I'm not sure if that is how they still do it now, but that's what they did since the beginning.
So, in other words, the bombcast was done yesterday.
Well everybody was out yesterday, right? So they'd probably record it today. Plus, I think Patrick came back today so they'd want him on for sure.
You know, if you do the math on the average length of a Bombcast, they either just finished recording or were done within the last 20-40 minutes. I tend to wait until the next day anyway, but for some reason I'm hoping there's GTA talk on here in some form.
They usually record the bombcast on Monday. Ryan then edits it on Tuesday. I'm not sure if that is how they still do it now, but that's what they did since the beginning.
So, in other words, the bombcast was done yesterday.
I would bet quite a lot of money that recording was deliberately delayed for Patrick's sake.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. That makes sense. Never mind.
@stonyman65 Yea, I know the deal. I'm just saying, I think we've got a different dealer this week. It's not Texas, it's Omaha. And I live in Omaha, so I get it intuitively.
Besides, as others said, Brad did an impromptu stream today that he ended to go record the podcast, and as of my post that was ~3 hours prior, hence my guessing they were just wrapping or recently finished (pre-mixing).
@wrecks: Just watched that whole video and I hate myself...
You have no idea how many times I've braved that wasteland. And because I was reminded by this thread I decided to give it a couple more go's. God damn it
@chapelzero: Brad's looking pretty good for a 60 year old!
Fun fact: Brad is an immortal, moving from place to place every 20 years or so, when his colleagues start to notice that he doesn't age.
Which the the plot of The Man From Earth, by the way. Looks like it was shot on a 50 dollar budget, but it's good.
I thought that movie had some great ideas but the execution was awful. Like you mention it looks cheap, which I would overlook if it wasn't for the hamfisted script and mediocre, awkward acting. Movies like that shouldn't pander to the audience as much as that one did with its neat little answers. Everyone accepts his spiel way too fast just because it's theoretically sound and they're intellectuals/academics, but their normalcy bias should have kicked in and caused them to dismiss him or freak the fuck out. It's so transparently obvious that someone had a cool notion and then forced a half-assed fiction around it. Don't recommend it, except as a lesson on how not to do cerebral, dialogue driven movies.
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