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Showing posts with label CODE RED. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012

They should probably not have put their hands on the inhibitors

In CODE RED: the written adaptation (and its scrapped video equivalent, CODE RED: the finale), a +involvement member and a certain bassist had touched the mental inhibitors with their hands.
The first case led to the events depicted in the "+involvement rescue" chapter with many certain characters voiced by the same voice actress coming together in one place. The second case led to a certain shield-wielding character meeting up with the bassist in inhibitor filler ep01: "this can't be happening".

In a similar case, the RED Heavy did make physical contact with and used his fists on the inhibitors in the finale/web novel and previous episodes. Thankfully, however, this led to a relatively minor referential event in CODE RED Aug 31 2010, where a certain pilot (of a military C-130 plane) and a psychotherapist with a cane were heard in decoded inhibitor signals.

Spoiler expiry policy

Now in effect as of May 2, 2012.

Using a similar policy to that of Court-Records.net for Ace Attorney Investigations in 2010, I have decided on a four-month waiting period before spoilers become unmarked and outright revealed publicly.
Since CODE RED: the written adaptation was completed in January 2012, any information pertaining to the #SK09-HM10-07XX subject will be declassified in May 2012, starting with a video entitled "#SK09-HM10-07XX in 9 seconds each", where footage from the case file is revealed in superslinger2007 media, albeit censored due to morality purposes.

Saturday, December 17, 2011

CODE RED Jun 8 2010 extended version

As part of 12.17 (12 days, 12 drops), the full version of CODE RED Jun 8 2010, with the deleted scene intact, is now available. It depicts the beginning of a subplot between two rivals that would last until the events of chapter 14 of the web novel.

It is recommended you use JDownloader so as to avoid forgetting to click links, and to avoid pop-ups which will seep through your blockers. There are NO viruses in the file, but you do this at your own risk.

Remember to also check out chapter 14 of CODE RED: the written adaptation when it's released.

https://rapidshare.com/files/1411718031/Code_Red_Jun_8_2010_extended.wmv
Available upon request

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Information

plusInvolvement = -plusInvolvement;
series->targetDate = 12182011;

series.state = "Disappearance";
if (superslinger2007DOD == 03172009)
    superslinger2007DOD = 03172008;

//No! You'll cause a time paradox. I can't give any details,
//but you'll find out soon.
recruit(new CombineOfficer);
recruit(new CombineOfficer);
recruit(new CombineOfficer);

Thursday, December 1, 2011

CODE RED: the written adaptation

In order to attempt to get the finale out sooner in some form or another, I have decided to adapt it into a web novel. There is no set schedule, but it should be out before Jan. 2, 2012.

Sometime after this is done and the technical problems have been solved or alleviated, the finale will resume production as a "future corruption" edition.

Content descriptors:
-Blood (Chapter 7)
-Intense Violence (at most)
-Lyrics (Chapters 3, 11)
-Partial Nudity (Chapters 5, 9 - written hints to character clothes)
-Strong Language (Censored throughout CR: the written adaptation)
-Suggestive Themes (Chapters 3, 16, 17 - depictions of and parallels to fictional case file)
-Use of Alcohol and Tobacco (TF2 Demoman and Spy respectively)

(Descriptors from ESRB.org)

Discretion is advised.
http://coderedthewrittenadaptation.blogspot.com

Sunday, October 23, 2011

CODE RED delayed indefinitely

Due to recurring and worsening problems related to the other computer's graphics card, sudden power cutoffs, and c00000021a Fatal System Errors, CODE RED has been delayed indefinitely.

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Planned website updates

What I have in mind is a CODE RED series (finale) page in the style of a Team Fortress 2 update page, as well as a page for the "a screwed destiny" triple series finale project, which rotates between randomly chosen background scenes from the major settings for each finale. Of course, university work has to take some precedence.

Monday, July 4, 2011

Subject and allies' info profiles

New items listed on Sept. 11, 2011. One note posted on Sept. 13.

These are presented, in no particular order, as if they were part of the fictional CODE RED investigation into the fictionally controversial case file, #SK09-HM10-07XX. Up to the release of the CODE RED finale, these notes will be clarified with links to each related area of interest, so keep checking back.

Look into the research after the jump (Click "read more").

Thursday, June 30, 2011

[redacted] continues in 7 days

The YouTube region of superslinger2007 will officially resume business on July 7, 2011.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Team Fortress 2 and CODE RED development

So, with the Uber Update and release of the long-awaited Meet the Medic trailer, Team Fortress 2 has become a free-to-play game. However, if I hadn't gotten two copies in June of last year*, CODE RED would never have evolved.

The main characters of CODE RED are nine mercenaries, the nine different classes of Team Fortress 2. It relied pretty much on the usage of these characters and their witty lines. If I didn't buy TF2 last June, I would not have access to the Source SDK (as I had taken advantage of the (full game) Portal 1 giveaway in May 2010), nor would CODE RED move on to include the zany machinima/CG sequences that began with "The Team Colors" and, officially, in CR Jul 24 2010.

Team Fortress 2 was pretty much worth trying and getting. Trying as in the first time I tried it was the Sniper vs Spy update in May 2009, and it had a free weekend. The War update's free weekend, however, was the sole reason I still even had the character lines for the February 2010 update (CODE RED pilot) and beyond.

When I head back in a couple of weeks, I'll do a few more experiments and let those updates finally install, but the main goal is to complete the CODE RED finale, because its setting, January 2, 2011, ended up being significant to those nine selected mercenaries and those around them.

*A copy was half-price $10 USD when I bought the two copies at the end of the Mac Update's free weekend. I admit I didn't anticipate the 2010 holiday sale's price.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Coincidental

Looking at the Uber Update day 1 page, it seems I made a somehow fitting choice of having the Heavy and the Spy head out of the 2Fort map in Team Fortress 2 in the introductory sequence to the CODE RED finale. Other than the fact that Meet the Spy, and subsequently, "That would be superslinger!"*, took place in (a modified version of) the BLU intelligence room, Heavy and Spy's mugshot placards state 2Fort's in-universe locational name.

This is "somehow fitting" because choices I made earlier somehow coincide with later official media - the direct opposite of what I'm doing to integrate Payback influence with the CODE RED finale.

* It's been a year since that was posted. Remember those pictures I gave to the BLU spy just before Revelation?

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Major clue drop

I've kept announcing a countdown on Twitter until a major clue drop to the CODE RED series and its contextual fictionally controversial case file, #SK09-HM10-07XX (which, however, consists of two very real videos that are not mine, and released on October 25, 2007 and January 2, 2008 - which is why those dates (minus the year) are CODE RED episodes).

However, since I'm still all the way over here for the month of June and staying until July (hopefully for one week into July), I haven't made any preparations and I still don't have access to stored footage.

The least I can tell you is what significant number "will pay the price" and caught a sniper off guard as stated in CODE RED Aug 31 2010. In the meantime, decipher the backgrounds of the May 2011 videos, watch the Payback vlog series, and find the clues in the CODE RED videos so far.

Nov. 15, 2011: The YouTube video has been released under the name "####: a clue drop".

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

May 2011 convention

I have revealed information about a small "unspecified project"* I worked on last week, as well as info pertaining to what I may be doing during the upcoming Otafest convention: the mini-series "Payback" (now known as "Payback: the Otafest vlogs"), first mentioned before CODE RED Oct 25 2010 Part 1.

The video entitled "3 days left on the 17th" can be viewed here.

I am more open than I was last year, explaining why I'm saying things like this when I hadn't done so last year.

Please note that clues to CODE RED are also provided for research. Also note that my website has been updated as well (superslinger2007.jimdo.com).

* Nov. 15, 2011: It has since been revealed as a Companion Cube Pin papercraft, based on the Portal Companion Cube papercraft located somewhere on the internet as well as the limited Team Fortress 2 item that I missed out on.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

#SK09 subject resurfaces twice

After having revealed herself on January 2, 2011, the green-haired subject classified under #SK09-HM10-07XX was found to have resurfaced twice throughout April-May 2011. She appeared on April 22, allegedly for a virtual concert. She also appeared on (since?) May 5, but it appears that whoever got her out this time didn't use her services properly.
The preceding has been presented as if it were in the CODE RED fanon fanfiction.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Easter egg on website

A DVD for a movie made you wait nearly 1 min. 18 sec. (the movie's theatrical release date in 2008) on the last scene selection page for its research.

Here, I only make you wait 17 seconds.

Friday, July 30, 2010

About the delay

The CODE RED Jul 24 2010 episode was unfortunately delayed due to a lack of ideas (almost like writer's block), but it will take advantage of green screen/blue screen segments and, just recently, the video limit on YouTube which was extended to 15 minutes on July 29. And it will still be set on July 24, 2010.

Just hang in there.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010