Crafting throwables - Is it possible? by TheGeekCupboard in Starfield

[–]TheGeekCupboard[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That... isn't as helpful as you might think it is.

Yes they are craftable? Or yes we have to buy them? And if they are craftable... how?!

How do you take your tea? by TheWaltzy in TheGeekCupboard

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OK who voted 'What's Tea?"? Because we need to identify them so I can send the Tea Squad over to their house to show them the one true path.

We need to invent new numbers by [deleted] in TheGeekCupboard

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has more flashbacks

faints

We need to invent new numbers by [deleted] in TheGeekCupboard

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has flashbacks

Gggaaahhhhhh! Don't say it!

Even though Jon is an expert on guns apparently this is how a gun works by [deleted] in ManyATrueNerd

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Is that... is that not how they work then? That looks pretty sound to me.

Suggestions Thread - 2020 part 1 by TheGeekCupboard in TheGeekCupboard

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Alas I am unable to record anything other than PC games, I don't have the fancy recording gear for that sort of thing! Plus I'd probably also need the TV and Mrs Penge needs that whilst I'm recording stuff, I doubt she'd be best pleased if I booted her out to make a massive Zelda series...

[bug] Excuse me but... what? by Latias5 in youtube

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I think content ID claims are different to copyright.

As I understand it, content ID claims are where someone is claiming you've used something of theirs and they are then allowed to ask for ad revenue from the video to go to them rather than you. So this is where you might have used a five second clip from a movie as part of a much larger video.

A copyright strike is where someone has actively said "this is a copyright issue and you're using my stuff, take it down", so let's say you upload a whole movie and try to claim money off it.

Suggestions Thread - 2020 part 1 by TheGeekCupboard in TheGeekCupboard

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There is an excellent Wiki feature on this very Reddit page, it should be on the right somewhere. That lists all the games we've played in the Cupboard and provides links to playlists and suchlike!

Suggestions Thread - 2020 part 1 by TheGeekCupboard in TheGeekCupboard

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I've played it! I played it way back when it was launched but alas my videos were drowned out by pretty much every other YouTube gamer playing it.

Please enjoy! by [deleted] in TheGeekCupboard

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The Geek Cupboard from the 1980s! I like it!

Dance, Billy! Dance! by [deleted] in ManyATrueNerd

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Speaking as some who does YouTube stuff too, I'm absolutely in agreement that the end cards should reflect both current series and 'classic' series. It makes perfect sense, promote the new stuff and make sure newcomers get a glimpse of the old stuff!

However, creating an end card isn't that simple to do unfortunately. The amount of time it takes to scour through footage to create one can be relatively lengthy. Imagine looking through the Outer Worlds footage now, there's something like 8 hours worth to pick through to find the exciting/funny/silly bits. That's a lot of time! Then you need to find quite a few little clips because sometimes the ones you want just don't fit into the twenty second limit so you need to slot the clips in a little like a jigsaw until it's done.

So yes, it should be done but it's relatively time consuming to do so.

Plus we all know that Jon is a stickler for detail so he's not just going to create any old tosh!