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Opposed!: the new Opposition/Resurrection resumes progress
Reannouncement poster delayed
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Friday, June 8, 2012
Payback's on the shelf of languishment
While the rest of season 2 will be made and published, these remaining episodes will not be released publicly, as it is clear that people have turned against me.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
A place for disinhibition
Due to recent events and paranoia (and the fact that potential cyberbullies have attacked an autistic user (namely me)), the May 14-15, 2012 Usercasts have been taken down.
The reanimated videobomb scene from the May 14 Usercast may show up separately soon.
Also: Backlash policy regulations from 2011 require you to disprove this blog post title.
The reanimated videobomb scene from the May 14 Usercast may show up separately soon.
Also: Backlash policy regulations from 2011 require you to disprove this blog post title.
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.
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.
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.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Payback 2012: What to expect
Last updated: June 19, 2012
- Fewer gameplay segments than in the 4th split day
-likely placed in separate videos similarly to Superman 64 and UMK3 Noob Saibot shenanigans (day 3, 2011)
(Actually, there are very short gameplay segments of Portal 2 as well as one regular game/cosplay segment of Dance Central 2 in season 2 day 3 (unreleased)) - Fewer scenes between ST and MacHall
-Science A is blocked off for repairs, including a pathway seen in Loose Discovery (July 2010) and the four 2011 installments (days 1-3 and the 4th split day).
-Since this construction will apparently finish in late fall of 2012, this will cut into Otafest and the Payback vlogs. - Quicker, more to-the-point, rundown of my Payback rules in accordance with Otafest rules - leading to shorter intro for day 1
-Actually, the rundown for the 4th split day still applies.) - New title sequence, based on the Scout sketch from the Nov. 11, 2011 Usercast and COMPROMISE situation, and featuring a Lego caricature of the user (me)
-And two more hypothetical situations based on actual cosplay characters witnessed during season 1 and conjecture from the inhibitor filler episodes. Day 2 titles NOT representative of Jack's views. - A lot less "Anticipation"; I already showed you around!
- Even more cosplay segments, pending reluctancy, events around me, and other factors such as battery problems (hopefully averted).
-Proportionately, with more people attending the main Otafest convention than in Lite, there would be a whole lot more cosplayers and cosplay characters
-Unfamiliarity with certain characters posed unlikeliness.
-Of course, people are sharing stuff on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, and, after all, I can't pull a Stalin on others' submissions, now can I? - Taking lessons about prescriptivism and moral consistency into further effect
Morality falls out the window in day 3 - Make the series not so centered around CODE RED anymore; it's done!
- Thus, no more coverups by Net persona
- Take the camera up to the dance floor for once. (Segments may be muted (except for leitmotifs) due to auditory harassment risk)
-No segments made. Why...? Was shot up and reluctant. - Research preparation (tentative)
-Partially.
-Global Calgary May 14 newscast was a factor of expectation and agitation.
-Did not expect the amount of unfamiliarity/unknown characters encountered. - More-fitting leitmotifs for cosplay characters
-It's the same as ever - Higher LHS tolerance
- Still went into denial on day 3 (unreleased), though. - Community fad tolerance (tentative)
-Any references to BEEPs and BEEEEPs are censored - More plan-Bs for setbacks - hopefully not just waving at the camera.
-How about you salute to the camera? - Getting around my camera's weak microphone range
- Desperate closures!
-Attempted, did not go through with it.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Posting found on social media websites
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Payback regulations require my own self to not reveal anyone else's names (or usernames). However, I stumbled upon a few people's own video postings....
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Payback regulations require my own self to not reveal anyone else's names (or usernames). However, I stumbled upon a few people's own video postings....
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Monday, January 2, 2012
Upcoming release tonight
Happy New Year, people. I just want to say that something that's been overdue for a year will be released in some form or another tonight. Stay tuned.
CODE RED: the written adaptation
CODE RED: the written adaptation
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