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#1  Edited By aerious

On the page of the video.

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I'm in Brisbane, Australia, with the same problem as OP. Also tried downloading but haven't broken 40Kb/s. Its taking an hour to download videos that used to take a minute. I did notice doing a trace of giantbomb.com that a number of the hops timed out so that my be related. Other sites have been working fine.

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#3  Edited By aerious

Seeing them live next month, should be awesome.

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When I was in the Grade 10, Jackass was in it's heyday. A group of friends and I were at a classmates birthday party, a painfully boring birthday party to be precise. Being the dumb kids that we were, it was decided that we should film our own jackass segment in the park down the road.

The idea was for me to ride this BMX bike as fast as I could down a concrete spillway. There was minimal planning and risk assessment, naturally. I got going, one of my friend filming the whole stunt. It was all going well until I reached the bottom. There was a thick layer of algae and grass growing down the bottom. The front wheel of the bike dug in and I flipped over the handlebars. The seat of the bike came over and smashed into the back of my head, my jaw colliding with a concrete block.

I blacked out for a few seconds. I tried to speak when I came to, only moaning without making words. Blood was streaming from my chin, my friends panicked and called the ambulance. I clambered my way out of the drain and laid on the grass.

Needless to say, that is the stupidest thing I've seen, and to make things worse, I was the one doing it. Nothing like a broken collar-bone, 14 stitches, a broken jaw and some smashed teeth to teach you a lesson.

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I struggle to keep up with the content the crew put out on a weekly basis. On my laptop there are a bunch of quicklooks I need to catch up on, even more TNTs, a few podcasts and probably some other random things. I just don't have the right kind of free time to watch it all any more and I love it. I love having something there in reserve to watch. So relax, take a break for a week or two, build up a backlog and then savour it all. I've followed them from the beginning and I'll follow and subscribe until the end, they're the best company I could ask for during a quiet night at home.

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#7  Edited By aerious

Time to put my PC spelunking experience to the test.

Tag: TFU Robotobot

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Im in Australia. Downloads are often sub 10kb/s. Watching anything in site is impossible. Videos don't seem to buffer at all.

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#9  Edited By aerious

I first played it when it was known as Guitar Rising at GDC 08 or 07? Sometime around then. It was really cool then, glad to see it's finally coming out, I can't wait.

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@StillVictor said:
" @aerious What you say makes sense, but are you really sure of that? How do you know? "
I'm absolutely sure. It comes down to the way the classification laws work. In order for a game to be sold in Australia it must carry with it a rating classification. What has happened with MK is that it has been refused classification because of it's content existing outside current classification guidelines. Therefore it cannot be sold in Australia as it isn't assigned a rating classification. 
 
This doesn't make the game contraband. The government hasn't deemed the game to be damaging to the Australian people and thereby illegal. The classification laws just make a game effectively banned because it was refused classification. It isn't actively policed as being banned, it just cannot be sold by a retailer as it hasn't been classified by the OFLC. 
 
It is not illegal for a citizen to buy MK overseas and have it shipped to Australia. The classification laws pertain only to retailers selling the game, not the game itself. Customs will not have any problem with it, and you will definitely not be fined in any way. 
 
If the government had deemed MK as contraband, by banning it outright and ruling against possessing it, it would be a different story. Only very rarely has the Australian government acted in such an extreme way with a piece of media. 
 
I hope this clears things up, there's a lot of confusing reports out there on this issue.