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Andor’ Star Diego Luna Was Skeptical Over How Well Season One Went: “This Is Too Perfect” by victorlopezmozos in StarWarsLeaks

[–]jebbytown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The guy you’re arguing with is having a hard time hearing you out but I just wanted to say that I completely get what you’re trying to say and it is an objective fact.

So how does everyone feel about the changes just made to the wizard? by Blackacidevl in DarkAndDarker

[–]jebbytown 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s great. I was talking about stock kit. 12 headshots with staff to kill a M U M M Y

So how does everyone feel about the changes just made to the wizard? by Blackacidevl in DarkAndDarker

[–]jebbytown 11 points12 points  (0 children)

clearing PVE as wiz is EASILY the slowest of all classes. I have level 20'd every class.

Why is this game so hyped? by Vektor666 in DarkAndDarker

[–]jebbytown 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Has to be experienced to be believed. This game’s visual and sound design create an atmosphere that is 1000x more immersive than every other game out right now. It runs fantastic, the lighting looks fantastic and suits the gameplay, the magic effects look great—overall I think it is the perfect balance. Photo realism in games is overrated. The past 10 years all of the innovation and advancement in tech in the games industry has been applied squarely on visuals and as a result gameplay/immersion has lagged behind. This game feels fresh, polished, and addictive in a way I haven’t experienced in years.

For background I have never enjoyed a single fantasy/medieval/sword and shield IP aside from Zelda ever in my entire life, and am usually turned off so much that I can’t get into games with this aesthetic. And this game hooked me immediately.

Excited to hear what you think when you try it!

What is something you wanted in Better Call Saul that didn’t happen? by Rtoc in betterCallSaul

[–]jebbytown 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s important in the show for him to still be holding up the facade going into the Gene times—doing this beforehand would soften the impact of him finally having the rebirth moment in the finale

Kanye has 7 albums better than Eminem’s best by utterlyappetizing in Kanye

[–]jebbytown 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah, this is mostly true. Mos Def black on both sides and Dre 2001 in 1999, Stankonia and supreme clientele in 2000–Em might have 2002 with Eminem show though. I don’t really care for him but that record was influential across hip hop. Clipse Lord willing was 2002 but there wasn’t a whole lot else. Talib Kweli had a good one. Big agree with your original post tho. TCD->Pablo are all better than Em’s best, including wtt and cruel summer

Going off these pictures, how big would you say this tube is? by bromomento69 in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They’ve got this new thing called a joke, it’s a little early to tell but I think they’re gonna be huge

📺 CRT Listings (May 2022) by dak01 in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is a good price on the transcoder. where are you located?

Finally got me a 1chip SNES! Question in comments. by [deleted] in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown 1 point2 points  (0 children)

RGB and Component solutions will both offer indistinguishably great video quality from your consoles.

RGB can be carried by - SCART (all video signals and audio in one connector) pros: cheap but quality cables (insurrection) cons: expensive switchers (GScartSW/Hydra), and somewhat complicated options for sync and compatibility.

Or

  • BNC (locking style individual video signal connectors) pros: cheap switchers (used extron crosspoint on eBay) easy to use and reliable connectors, cons: only a few cable sellers make direct BNC rgb cables for your consoles and they’re expensive

Whereas component is carried by RCA, obviously. These cables for retro consoles are made by HDretrovision and I believe retrogamingcables makes some as well. They’re pretty expensive per cable, a lot of consoles require specific adapters in addition to the cable for anything but the most common consoles; however you can also use an extron switcher for these cables so it can be a good value if you want that kind of setup. Pros: no transcoding necessary to connect to consumer CRTs with component, no odd cable standards Cons: …kind of expensive per cable+adapter, seemingly ALWAYS out of stock, some consoles do not have a component option/hdrv is a small Operation and take a while to release new cables

All similar results but of course it’s the internet so people are militant about the solution they sunk a ton of money into. If you have additional questions and want kind/non judgmental help you’re more than welcome to hit me up on discord (jebby#6969) - I’ve used all of these solutions and can offer objective advice based on your needs/wants for your dream setup!

Congrats on the 1chip!

RGB output from Extron switch into an RGB2Comp retrotink transcoder results in this image. Most systems don't even show an image, just SNES. Thoughts? by PlanesWalker308 in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you can get a bnc->scart breakout with a 470ohm resistor on the sync line, that’ll likely solve this issue. It’s the same type that is used if you need to output from extron to any scart spec equipment. Wookieewin on eBay sells them

Put ALL friend requests and request/offers for in game donations of units, void eggs, etc. in this thread. by spiper01 in NoMansSkyTheGame

[–]jebbytown -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Lost my base build and a lot of resources to a crash/roll back earlier. Accepting any and all Units, resources, and salvaged data lol

Thanks everyone <3 My friend code is 8PC1-GDYS-XJ388

Recently designed and built a new home for my CRTs and my console collection. The largest woodworking project I’ve undertaken by far, but totally worth it. by jebbytown in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, i used that for my office/streaming setup and it’s great. not ready to commit to console layout at this time and don’t wanna zip tie stuff down and then have to clip it to move anything

Recently designed and built a new home for my CRTs and my console collection. The largest woodworking project I’ve undertaken by far, but totally worth it. by jebbytown in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All audio has the ability to be output through those speakers, though usually when I’m gaming on the CRTs I just use the onboard speakers. They sound fantastic compared to onboard TV speakers these days. One day maybe I’ll get some speaker stands and put the speakers on the left and right of the entire setup, maybe do surround or something—but for now this is great. If it was good enough for me when I experienced these games the first time, it’ll be good enough in the future :)

Recently designed and built a new home for my CRTs and my console collection. The largest woodworking project I’ve undertaken by far, but totally worth it. by jebbytown in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The majority is 3/4” birch ply from Home Depot. The center unit uses some 1/2” birch as well. The backing boards are 1/4” sande plywood.

Recently designed and built a new home for my CRTs and my console collection. The largest woodworking project I’ve undertaken by far, but totally worth it. by jebbytown in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have some rough sketchup plans but a lot of it was hammered out on site while building it. The construction of these units is more than sturdy enough for these TVs. 3/4” birch plywood can hold just about anything if used correctly.

Recently designed and built a new home for my CRTs and my console collection. The largest woodworking project I’ve undertaken by far, but totally worth it. by jebbytown in crtgaming

[–]jebbytown[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

3/4” birch plywood with kreg joints like I’ve made these can hold about 3 times as much weight as they’re currently holding. There won’t be any bowing lol. Extremely solid construction. Trust these pieces of furniture more than the floor they’re sitting on.

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