pokemon_PhDWolfe and I were paired up (or I should say, paired down) round 5 of the Athens regional. This is Game 1.
Since the game overwrites the last Live Competition battle video after each game, I recorded this with my phone camera before we played Game 2. (The judges didn't seem to mind.)
Wolfey vs. OmegaDonut Game 1 @ Athens Regional 52116pokemon_PhD2016-06-07 | Wolfe and I were paired up (or I should say, paired down) round 5 of the Athens regional. This is Game 1.
Since the game overwrites the last Live Competition battle video after each game, I recorded this with my phone camera before we played Game 2. (The judges didn't seem to mind.)
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Citra cannot run Pokémon at full speed at present even with some of the most powerful rigs available (my PC has an i5-3570K and GTX 970). Video was recorded using Fraps to keep Citra running at a slow, constant frame rate (10 fps) and then later sped up 6x.
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