20XX&R block

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2020 he's gonna come out with the Taxx.

Hax seems to have great potential for this sorta thing, he could find a way do anything optimally

@@cheef825 lol

Twitter will make millions

The true Melee

hey buddy

“Dude, of course i lost, the fucking polling drift is making me drop combos!” -John

Dude. I only lost because HAL forgot to make sure the visual buffer is synched! That's why I missed the tech! Obviously.

The year is 20XX.....also known as 2020

Posted 9 hours ago fuk yea

...everyone uses CRTs with broken-back levels of dedication.

@@Matanumi was this a megaman reference or am i overlooking this

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I mean he's literally modifying Melee

^ agreed, well done sir

Well done but also probably contributes to lower watch time which Hax doesn’t deserve 🥺

100% agree... also love your vids man. Ive been planning a wii crt (CRWii) fusion but using a lcd would make a portable setup so much more convenient.

Hey your the guy with the awesome Wii portables ;)

LCDs have been viable for a while lol

@@Splozy not for competitive melee. The panels still have latency compared to CRT. Panel latency is a limitation of the current tech.

@@rosetintedtankergoggles897 thanks, appreciate it :)

"What the fuck you just touch the button and it goes" lmao

I've heard about people who practice on monitors for smash/speedrunning and are thrown off by crt when they need to play on it. It all depends on what you're accustomed to.

"he had port priority so the game was already over, the latency was so low the entire match of inputs already registered fuck this"

me lol

precisely

@@fallensmemesdump wtf the world's jank plug plays melee? let's get itttttt

not really. Faster Melee was developed entirely with netplay/dolphin in mind. Of course now, with that technology its not a big step for lans to switch to monitors though

"BIG MONITOR" 💀

I hope he gets an episode in METAGAME.

word

Pft, studying

Fuck school this is a real education

Mood

Mydickisholy lmao I wish my professors were this good

@@Puffzilla777 bruh deadass

Already studying for Prof. Hax's Melee Midterm

Lol horrible

I hope you don't apply that same apathy and ignorance to your political views.

@@salj.5459 Most Americans do if you are talking about America. Study politics and economics can be boring but it is necessary to consider voting. My political views have completely flipped in the last few years because of this

Devyn Tucker What are your views now? And yes, I'm aware that the political state of America is absolute shit due to uneducated voters and corrupt politicians... and also apathy from young voters.

@@salj.5459 A little background: I'm a veteran of 6 years (Guard) so I've always been a constitutionalist even though I was a liberal. After listening to people and researching on my own, the best way I can explain my views is I'm now "Conservitarian" I am not traditional in my views however, but I am liberal when it comes to social stuff like gays getting married or if somebody wants to be transgender. I just don't like it when it's kids being chemically castrated. I believe in freedom of religion even if it's a religion I don't like. Basically the government just needs to stay out of everyone's lives more than they are now.

I went to my first tourney last saturday and I thought it felt weird because I just sucked so much.

Jake Zepeda You do really suck (and so do I and most people here) but your muscle memory would be off and you probably will see better results by practicing on a CRT

@@AwesomepianoTURTLES lol, "really suck" is an understatement. I'm bad on emulator but helpless on a CRT.

Why would be netplay more consistent than CRT? If im not mistaken in netplay we suffer from the adapter polling rate not being synced as good as in a console setup, even tho we can now overclock it to 1000hz with Arte’s guide, he explains that at the end of it: twitter.com/SSBM_Arte/status/1313616578571837440

Where is the guide?

From what i understand, the community is abhorrently against changing from the latency they've played on for ~18 years. If they change it, people who have acclimated to the previous latency will have to re-acclimate, which they don't want to do.

I'd guess it's just based on a relative difference from what we're used to. Just like latency added, latency removed changes timings that we are used to. The goal isn't to make it as fast as possible, it's to make it just like the better CRTs. FM was so successful because it's both the reduced internal latency and the added network latency that makes it feel like LAN.

Probably a consistency issue. At the top competitive level, I assume all setups (vanilla CRT and otherwise) should ideally behave the same. However I'm skeptical of whether even top players would be able to discern a ~5ms difference.

@@jsoncpark It's less than a third of a frame. I can't imagine anyone honestly being able to discern a difference not based on placebo.

@@EvilApple567 the difference doesn't need to be discernible to have a statistical effect - e.g. see meleeitonme.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/powershield.png

@@jsoncpark They already don't considering they don't notice the polling drift. It's pretty crap that people are basing their arguments about latency off of anecdotes of players "feeling" the lag. Even more crap is how people don't understand that your latency will change any time you change setups and can even change on the same setup. You're never going to get consistent latency so may as well just reduce it as much as possible.

You're on the right track. The problem is what the TV does with the signal before it displays it, which is referred to as input lag. This input lag applies regardless if the source is digital or analog. Hax, as usual, misses the forest for the trees and fixates on millisecond display transition time deltas and technical differences in how the image is painted when input lag can introduce up to around 100ms of delay. TV's usually employ image processing to improve the quality of the displayed image. This processing pipeline adds additional delay and is separate from how long it takes the display to physically paint the frame. This is why fighting game tournaments use small PC monitors, which do not perform any additional image processing. There is a display database (displaylag.com/display-database/) that lists the measured input lag of popular displays, since this is not something the manufacturers publish. The displays used at major tournaments, such as the BenQ mentioned here, have less than 1 frame (16ms) of input lag. Ultimately, the actual delay is irrelevant so long as it's within reason, because what matters in a competitive setting is the reaction time delta between competitors. So long as everyone's using similar displays with

The picture is 480p anyway, so it doesn't make much of a difference.

@@spagootest2185 if you've seen both on a high quality display you wouldn't be saying that. There's a world of difference.

Wii2HDMI is still far cheaper and a straightforward solution. Just buy a Sewell or Neoya brand which have the best performance with little delay according to Fizzi's own article. Obviously Wiidual and GCvideo are the superior choice but not everybody can afford over 100$ on those mods. This is where Wii2HDMI becomes handy for those with low budget.

How to educate a few million people to properly clean

coulda been gravy

logicman would never dislike this

EON shill hbox

Huh. Melee has NTSC timing issues. Who knew! I still think GCvideo solutions should be a part of the modern Melee setup. And if we absolutely have to stick with the Wii (and it's slightly worse color depth), then the Wiidual mod might be attractive!

The goal isn't necessarily to reduce all lag - it's to reduce lag to the point where it can be smoothly be played. If it can be smoothly played on an LCD monitor, that makes running tournaments cheaper and easier, which should benefit the scene as a whole.