Agent Kalorned and the Gamis family have been in countless elite PvP combat actions. Because they take place in the name of the Code, they're instantly and permanently relevant, even years later. That's why we're so eager to watch them, regardless of what year they took place.
And with this, the landmark thirty-first edition of the Code Is Forever series, Kalorned has a lot to say:
You see, compiling the video put our Agent in a deeply reflective mood. When that happens, highsec takes notice!
Well said.
As always, each and every edition of the Code Is Forever series can be found via links on our appropriately titled Links page.
But where oh where is Ming?
ReplyDeleteBut where is loyalanon?
ReplyDeleteloyalanon? He's still the #1 PvPer in EVE history, despite being banned for some time now.
DeleteThe Player behind loyal? Idk, prolly training up the blaster skills on his most recent character.
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He r doing your mum
DeleteBahahahahaha I hope he's training up his next toons to get them banned for the trifecta.
DeleteEagerly awaiting the daily delivery of highsec PHag salt.
ReplyDeleteDon't let me down you H.O.M.O.s!
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Agent Kalorned is a Titan of the New Order. He's been producing these showpieces for quite a while now, and they never fail to satisfy. Long may they continue!
ReplyDeleteThe Code, they say, is Forever!
Agreed, Agent K is a rockstar.
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Fun fact of the day!
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meh seems made up
ReplyDeleteKalorned what Video capture program do you use?
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DeleteUp until very recently I've always used Fraps, within the past 2-3 months I've started using Shadowplay which comes with Nvidia driver packages (http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/guides/geforce-experience-shadowplay-is-now-share) - There are pros and cons to each:
DeleteFraps biggest advantage is it's platform/video card agnostic and dead simple to use. You start recording and it just records the entire eve window even in windowed mode without capturing any of your desktop or other junk like that. The biggest downside to it is that it has no compression whatsoever, so 30 seconds of video ends up being around 700MB to 1GB
Shadowplay is great because it's also simple to use and it builds compression directly into the recording. The same 30 second video from above usually ends up no larger than 200MB. There are drawbacks however, shadowplay doesn't differentiate between your desktop and your eve client when in windowed mode, so everything gets captured and has to be subsequently edited out (you can see this effect in the latest Self Defense in Gamis, the black bars along the top and bottom are me covering the desktop). Finally, more of an annoyance, but when you start recording an overlay "You have begun recording" or some such flashes up and stays for a good 5-10 seconds before going away, you have to begin recording pretty far in advance to dodge it from showing up on the material you want to use.
I use shadowplay now just because of the disk space savings - With fraps I had a 1TB hard drive and I was hitting my cap regularly, requiring me to go back and manually compress everything after the fact which was annoying. If Fraps wasn't dead development wise and had built in compression I would love to keep using it.
shouldn´t you be in Jita local selling mining gear? :P
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