Posts for Darpmosh

Posted: 11/26/2023 12:12 AM
(Edited: 11/26/2023 12:12 AM)
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Darpmosh
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Do you think that with this we can finally reliably TAS MGS2 and MGS3?
Posted: 7/5/2023 12:37 AM
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Darpmosh
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Dimon12321 wrote:
1. Moderate emulation accuracy - have approximate emulation regarding games' graphics, sound and logic. In short, have most games playable, completable and going by the flow how a real PS2 game works, without all those crazy glitches which can skip half the game which cannot be done on a real PS2. 2. TAS movie playback stability, so a person would "almost never" have cases of movie desyncs, so he would have to be redo everything again. TASing is a very time-consuming process. Desyncs spoil this =( 3. Tolerable speed while maintaining points 1 and 2. 4. High emulation accuracy
So do you think the reason why this wasn't done at all was because of lack of interest in accuracy? Do you even think that it is possible?
Posted: 7/3/2023 8:27 PM
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Darpmosh
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Hmm, so in other words, accuracy to the original console, huh. So are you alright with an emulator that runs at an abysmal 10FPS in exchange for it being one of the most accurate emulators of a console, esp considering that other consoles don't even come as close to this emulator in terms of accuracy?
Posted: 7/3/2023 6:02 PM
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Darpmosh
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For PS2 TASing, we have to use a PS2 emulator, right? So what I'm asking is: do you prefer your emulator prioritize speed, or accuracy? Like, do you want your emulator to be accurate but at the expense of it being slow as hell, or at like 60fps but at the expense of it not being as accurate as it should be?
Posted: 7/3/2023 3:43 PM
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Darpmosh
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For PS2 TASing, we have to use a PS2 emulator, right? So what I'm asking is: do you prefer your emulator prioritize speed, or accuracy? Like, do you want your emulator to be accurate but at the expense of it being slow as hell, or at like 60fps but at the expense of it not being as accurate as it should be?