score is 585,529,560What. How do you even? Or more why would you? Nevermind not pocing, it sounds like he's going out of his way to avoid point items and possibly timing down (or timing out) spells for low bonuses.
What. How do you even? Or more why would you? Nevermind not pocing, it sounds like he's going out of his way to avoid point items and possibly timing down (or timing out) spells for low bonuses.
Pro glitchstrats with power managementOh. THAT MarisaB. I figured any self-respecting player wouldn't abuse that but oh well.
Just curious, is it a requirement to cap last spells in IN? Technically you don't die if you get hit.My view is that it's similar to a border break. It's not a death, but it's still a hit.
isn't it ironic that everyone congratulates cactu when he can't even read what you people write?It's, like, eh, whatever. He was here before, so it's slightly different than congratulating a guy we've never met, plus people can probably send him the memo.
congraty again.
it's a mistake not capturing the spellcard you are facing. (by gett hit, anyway)
Added くらげ's SA MarisaA LNN to the list.
Bombs are detrimental in PoFV. I'm sure There are a whole truckload of NMNB runs out there with Aya or Medicine, but nobody labels them as such since it makes no sense.If PoFV NMNB runs are rather common, I think it makes sense. Btw, do the Japanese care about PC-98 games?
No Miss/No Spell would make a little bit more sense, but there are runs like that too and nobody cares about those either.
I'd recommend re-uploading those replays files in Dropxbox or something less dubious than ux.getuploader.
It's their replay. They can delete them as they wish.
Oh chum.
How would you feel if someone took your replay and uploaded it to a public uploader without you knowing?
Direct linking should be fine. If you really want to, download every replay and save them offline might be a better idea.
I always thought it was bad behavior to upload any replays that isn't your own.Because this's internet. People see, download and share your replay(s), showing your stuffs to public is the reason why one would upload theirs in the first place.
I always thought it was bad behavior to upload any replays that isn't your own.I only thought it was bad behavior to claim credit for replays that aren't your own.
If PoFV NMNB runs are rather common, I think it makes sense. Btw, do the Japanese care about PC-98 games?Nope. From what I understand it's mostly due to the fact that no one owns them (there's only a few hundred copies made) and the strong anti-piracy views in Japan. There were a few good players out there, but I'm not sure if any of them are active anymore.
Looks like PCB is the first game to be LNN'd by all its shottypes...
MoF will be next once someone gets MarisaA.
Oh chum.
How would you feel if someone took your replay and uploaded it to a public uploader without you knowing?
Direct linking should be fine. If you really want to, download every replay and save them offline might be a better idea.
My Touhouwiki example is being conveniently ignored, it seems.
http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Replays
Tons of these replays were deleted by their original uploaders, but guess what, they are still documented on the wiki. Why? Because this is what a wikipedia is supposed to do, document things. You can't copyright a replay. If you uploaded it at some point, people will have downloaded it. If you delete it, no matter what your reasons are, in no way will this affect what other people do with your replay. People could upload your replays elsewhere without even knowing you don't want them to. Is it still immoral?
If you are so adamant that replays shouldn't be uploaded by others under any circumstances (that seems to be what the issue boils down to in the end) then perhaps you should go ask all the wiki pages to take down all the replays they are hosting. Good luck.
Pretty much what chum said. I don't understand why some people are so protective with their own things they shared on internet, especially when they are meant to be shared to everyone. Unless of course, you openly said not to distribute it without credits or someone claims your stuff as his/hers. I think everyone is smart enough to know whatever may happen when they bring something into public.
Asking a non-English speaker if it's alright to upload their replay is just awkwardly wasting their time. I think there's such a thing as trying to be too respectful and I think that applies to this situation. Holding back on uploading these NMNB runs for the reasons provided is, in my book, simply ridiculous. There's a difference between video game replays, something that's meant to be watched, noticed and learned from and which is not of any significance to anyone who doesn't own the game the replay playbacks on, and someone's musical piece or the like.
You're on a slippery slope right now. How about that avatar that you're using. That's a picture someone made, did you ask them for their permission to use that? (Maybe it's your own picture, but you get the idea) You'll probably think that I'm using a ridiculous and extreme example right now, but if you believe strongly enough in your own logic, you will eventually reach the conclusion that no, it is disrespectful to use their picture without asking them first. There are instances where you can and should apply this logic and I think applying it to a replay that has already been publicly shared is going too far. If It's about a replay that was privately shared then I could understand if someone wouldn't want it spread around, though.
TouhouWiki stuff
Actually that Replays page uses Royalflare links that are totally deletable (at least IN is, because the others have the History page). TouhouWiki does have the morals of not re-uploading to Royalflare, and that's enough (you shouldn't upload a replay there that isn't yours in first place, Gensokyo doesn't really matters since people both don't care, and the staff there is nearly non-existent. Wikis are meant to document thing is in an organized way, and archive what is necessary (see High Scores (http://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/High_Scores) page). And what about Archive.org, is it immoral? Many of GIL's replays were kept thanks to it.
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I would think that most people would want stuff they uploaded to be spread around in cases like this. Not in the case of personal or commercial material, of course, but a video game replay?
Anyway, at least you realize that your issue here is entirely moral and a little bit on the extreme side. I would totally have been with you if it had been about something else, like someone's personal photo album...
He meant replays.
On another note, I don't see why you would record other people's runs, it just seems weird to me.
He meant replays.I wasn't exactly thinking about the single new replay, and it's probably because all that was said was "Updated".
On another note, I don't see why you would record other people's runs, it just seems weird to me.
If people really cared they would watch the replay instead.
Have listed replays is fine for showcasing, but videos are a bit too much imo.
If people really cared they would watch the replay instead.
Have listed replays is fine for showcasing, but videos are a bit too much imo.
How would having a video link be a bother? It's just another link you can choose not to click.
I think he's referring to the idea that it's 40 minutes of trouble to record/render a 30-minute run and overall not worth it when people are gonna watch the replay anyway.
There's gobou's recent LNN of LoLK here (http://t.co/Joy6X24aMh).