Airship Ballet

Oh my, I never bothered with any of the graphical patches. I think classics should stay looking classic! I did use TFix to patch it to a higher resolution so that I could record the maps and readables without them opening in a new, lower-resolution window as they did originally. Honestly, HD textures and amazeballs other enhancements just conjure up aesthetic dissonance for me. I'd recommend you just look up TFix (which will install some new textures and the like if you let it) and leave it at that. With regards to the latter few, they all do the same thing. GarrettLoader is probably the best and most current.

Yeah, I was assuming there was human error in their control panel hooking up to the DNS server, but it's just that their DNS server's borked. This must be a separate event to when I tried it a month of two ago; I thought it was on-going.

They can fix that easily, no idea why they'd leave it running and let people think it's gone for good.

When you put them side-by-side like that, you get to see just how impressive it is. It's surprising how many actors from L.A. Noire were already working in Mad Men when they were cast for it. It's worth watching just for Aaron Staton, if you haven't already. Brilliantly realistic and true to the period.

Aside from incredibly realistic sneeze animations being really funny, it's neat to see how dynamic the tech in this is.

This community seems to be growing exponentially, though.

744 according to this: http://thiefmissions.com/search.cgi?search=%2Bgame%3Dt2&sort=release#m

Just stating what I try to avoid!

I went to download FMs again a while ago and it was gone. I found an alternative source of them by just searching it in Google, but I don't know if it's been relocated or what.

Hahaha, don't worry it was a joke.

Yeah, I'm completely mute. I used to be able to talk but nasty business with brain trauma's left me unable to speak. I've got old recordings from when I used to stream, so I could always splice them together into a tutorial that sounds like those automated announcements at train stations =P

The referencing issue can be easily solved with timestamps in the description of videos, or below the video if it's embedded, like I do with FM playthroughs when I can be bothered. Again, I can just follow the A-Z and annotate it as I go, but it depends on whether or not people prefer commentary.

There does tend to be a lot left to wish for after watching or reading something put out by IGN =P This was neat, though. It's quite telling that they're a lot more enjoyable/less robotic when they're not talking about something newly released that they reviewed favourably...

Well, I'm on the 'p's now, just skipped to and finished Requiem... it was way too late to hit me with a jumpscare like that ._.

Yeah, I said as much in that little document =P

I could do this, but I'm mute, so it'd have to be text-based. By a video I assume you meant one with a charismatic running commentary =P (Komag has a good voice for it)

I don't know if the deleted videos rendered it comprehensive but as it stands it isn't. Fidcal's A-Z is very comprehensive though. I think to start with people need a bible like that to read, build on and deviate from as they please, if not only to just go running back to it when they inevitably mess up. It was really helpful and reliable to me, at least.

http://puu.sh/6vRQH.doc There ya go. As it says, I'd say that Fidcal's tutorials and a push towards the wiki's search function would suffice.

I have a document lying around I compiled for my own use. I can Puush it and give you a link or just paste it here? *Edit* It's in Finnish so I'll just have to translate it... =P

Haha, wow. It's a shame they don't generate static, else you could use somebody's hair as a visualizer.

I came here to drink milk and kick ass... and I just finished my milk.

You just haven't found the right people to talk to yet! It's difficult to bore me in conversation anyway, as you can probably tell; I'm very aware that a lot of the forums on the front page were last posted in by me... I know a few people who've never stepped off their rock of birth, even as briefly as that =P

Yeah, I don't mind it at all once I start. Beforehand I'm stressed for days, which is why I dislike it. I'm fine with speaking in huge crowds, too, which is odd. I once had to fill in for the violinist of the uni's nerdy vidya orchestra, didn't so much as jitter while playing in front of the entire music festival's crowd. I used to get really nervous about oral exams though. It'd be horrible knowing I was about to step into what was pretty much a broom closet with a native speaker and have to look them in the eye while butchering their poor beautiful language. As for Spanish, I'm not a huge fan. Something about the way it's spoken and sounds, I think it sounds really graceless. I was just lucky to have an interest in other cultures planted in me when I was young, so I ended up renting out books on other languages before I hit 10. Some people don't care for some subjects, and languages are difficult to learn. I couldn't stand another minute of math once it started veering towards being applicable to engineering and the like. Confusing and rarely applicable? No thanks! I am a total beast at Dr Kawashima's arithmetic tests though.

+100 Efficiency over eloquence

Reminded me of this