



1) The "Psychonauts"-like game in the Academy of Evil with Tiny, N. Gin, Cortex, and Pinstripe.
2) The "Spyro" crossover that pitted the duo against four evil dragons under Uka Uka.
3) The CTR sequel that was teased by the Beenox banner.
4) Something completely new (whether it follows its own direction or follows the "Crash 4 IAT" storyline with Uka Uka and Cortex).
5) All of the above.
(I know, but I could be wrong, that the first 2 were even mixed into one storyline, but I'm counting them as separate for convenience)
I admit I didn't understand many concepts in "Kingdom Hearts". But among some I do know, one is that by traveling through time, memories are retained in your heart and will influence your choices. This got me wondering why Xehanort knew about Sora and Riku's Exam and how to intercept the boys, or how Xemnas went from "We must become whole again" to "Nobodies can develop a heart, and I deceived the others to get Kingdom Hearts." Could it be that, thanks to all this time traveling, Xehanort has made his plan work and put it into motion by continually calling upon his past self so he can perfectly and repeatedly engrave the information about Yen Sid's Exam for Sora and Riku into his heart? I haven't played DR, but my theory is that things went like this: Young Xehanort was brought into the future by his present self, carrying out the plan; then Ansem and Xemnas, before their destruction, were brought into the future too and Xemnas already has a good portion of his memories, developed enough to say he feels the emptiness of his companions and still wants a heart, as his plan in KH2 established before this change (because I first thought that just as Ansem's experiments gave Xehanort his memory back, this incomplete memory was split between Ansem and Xemnas who unconsciously began to take advantage of the hearts of the worlds and the hearts of the people who live in them without knowing what their original selves' final plan was but always leaning towards "we must conquer Kingdom Hearts to dominate everyone with darkness or because we want to go back to being someone with lucid and clear memories for something). Finally, after recompleting himself after KH2 and (from what I read on the wiki) placing the heart of Terra-Xehanort from the past inside the recomposed heart of Terra, while Terra was still in the Dark Figure, he did yet another mental review of the entire 3D plan and KH3, which then brought with himself back to the past and, with the experiments of Ansem the Wise, resurfaced and then re-sculpted in the minds of Ansem and Xemnas.
Tell me if I made any mistakes in my explanation. I just wanted to try to wrap my head around this whole time travel/odd overlapping plans thing by saying that Xehanort has created a huge paradox where not only does he ask for help four times to carry out his plan and imprint it on his brain four times, but he's also the one who forced himself to do this in the first place. Again, I haven't played DR, so if I wanted to do it before, he's probably found other ways to convince himself to continue.
Hi, I need help with a video I recently wanted to make, and for that I need voices from YouTube videos.
The audio I need comes from SnapCube, the channel that does real-time fan-dubs, generating countless memes, and from Lythero, a streamer whose live streams have been re-edited as videos and enriched with extra content and numerous animations created by various animators hired for the video. Those familiar with these two channels will already know the type of audio I'm dealing with: laughter, gameplay background, music, and lots of people (both real and in-game) speaking at the same time. I need a way to separate the voices, and honestly, I don't know if asking streamers for their entire audio library recorded during live streams and voiceover sessions is a good idea.
Can any audio experts help me? Even a simple AI-based suggestion for separating audio from sound effects would be fine for me (though I don't think there are any truly effective solutions capable of separating individual voices, and I don't think I can afford very expensive audio editing software for a moderately sized video).
I hope to hear from you soon, or perhaps the name of another subreddit to ask the question on.
I've been thinking lately about making a meme video using voices from YouTube videos. The obvious problem is that the videos are unique. They're from SnapCube, the channel that does real-time fan-dubbing, generating tons of memes, and Lythero, a streamer whose live streams have been re-edited as videos and livened up with extras during the playthroughs and many animated segments created by several animators hired for the video. Those familiar with these two channels will already know the type of audio I'm dealing with: laughter, background gameplay, music, and people talking over each other. To make the video I have in mind, I need a way to separate the voices, and honestly, I don't know if asking streamers for their entire library of audio recorded during live streams and voiceover sessions is a good idea.
So, could anyone point me to a subreddit with audio experts who could help me with this? Even suggesting something with AI to separate audio and SFX would be fine with me personally (although I don't think there are any that are really good or that even separate individual voices and I don't think I can afford very expensive audio editing software for a non-so-massive video).
Not a hater, but I still wanted to share this thing that has even been seen with actual haters throwing shit at the show for no reason. How can you have a PFP of a Hellaverse character with a bigoted right-wing attitude!? Why? Loona is bisexual and right below this post there was one against bi characters in the Hellaverse.
Hello. I'm having a problem with my mouse, and I don't know if it's a hardware or software issue. It double-clicks, so I replaced it, but it's still giving me the same problems. I've had the other one for almost 5 or 6 years. I don't know what to do. I've followed several instructions from Gemini: changing the speed from slow to fast and from fast to slow, uninstalling and reinstalling the mouse driver, holding down the keys for 30 seconds, changing the port's power saving settings, etc. I've even tried searching for the mouse software (which it doesn't have) and checking Task Manager to see if any software is interfering with the mouse. Gemini also suggested uninstalling the graphics tablet app, which I haven't used in a long time. I don't know what to do, and this problem is becoming very, very annoying. Could you please help?
For the rest, I use Windows.
Edit.
I found another post from someone asking the same thing. Apparently, blowing between the mouse buttons solved the problem, so I think I'll do that from now on, unless there's anything else. Thanks for your time.