#visual bugs

[uselesshollowknightfacts]

In the second Hornet fight, triggering her dialogue during a cdash will freeze the Knight in a standing state without changing their vertical position. This results in a funny visual bug if the Knight was in the air when triggering the dialogue. After gaining back control, the visual glitch will persist until they enter certain animations, including dream nailing, using a spell, or taking damage.

[Image ID: A screenshot of the player challenging Hornet in her boss arena in Kingdom's Edge. The Knight is standing in the air near the center of the arena. The dialogue on the screen is in Chinese. /End ID]

[dreams-void]

Go home stamina bar, you're drunk

Even the bar is leaning towards Xiao, I cannot-

[lady-ginnie]

So I was playing Sigma today and got killed while trying to throw a rock. Mercy rezzed me, and for the next minute and a half, Sigma’s arm was just...stuck like this on my screen. It was weird.

[shrimpycamera87]

So, some screenshots from my most recent video, bc I just think they're neat. & Just, technically part of the game, in a sense, despite looking like something from an ARG or Horror Mod.

This is what happens when you go from 1.0 right to 1.6 Minecraft because the other versions between the two did not work with your laptop for some reason

In order of images, in case you can't tell Cobblestone in chest (It has the same 'texture' when placed)

Gunpowder in hand

Coal in hand

Iron Axe

Dandelion

Gravel + Iron Pickaxe

[kawaoneechan]

Palette Cycling in Larry 5

I distinctly recalled just before posting this that one particular room in Leisure Suit Larry 5 - Passionate Patti does Pittsburgh a Little Undercover Work had a palette cycling effect that bit into the 64 global colors of the palette. So I enabled the debug handler, loaded up ScummVM, and Alt-T’d my way over to room 700.

...It looks perfectly right. That’s not right.

Now, you’ll notice the Fast Forward icon isn’t grayed out. That’s what you get when you cheat, but that’s hardly relevant here.

Had I remembered wrong? Was this the wrong screen? No, surely my memory isn’t that bad? Besides, old adventure games are relevant to my interests. I don’t tend to forget things about those.

But then again, this is ScummVM. What does DOSBox have to say?

Thank you, DOSBox. I figure it must be because ScummVM draws it all in truecolor mode, manually applying the effect to the background, as opposed to the original actually changing the VGA color palette.

(Any political implications are entirely in the reader’s head.)