Game:

Kingdom Hearts (2002)

Category:

Let's Play

Duration: 19:20

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I can't entirely describe to you the number of things that went wrong making this video. It was one fail after another and it resulted in an unfixable issue from recording parts 5 and 6 that you see at the end of this video.
Needless to say, This is why this part was so late.

So first there was the save file. I went on ahead to do the rest of the speedrun and completely forgot to save it on a different save file. I overwrote the playthrough, something a let's play should never do. You really ought to keep things consistent, but I broke that pretty quickly.
Following my completion of the game, I did what I described in the video and started a new save to continue the playthrough. I picked Standard difficulty, it's just going to offer more of a playthrough experience. I did all the stuff the same as before, picked the sword, started at dawn, totally owned Riku at everything and then fought up to the point I reached in the last video.
The commentary of the first half of the video was done post-recording. Not my choice. I'd set the wrong microphone to record me by mistake, meaning I was hardly audible.

Then there's the second half of the video...
I am so sorry.
See, I was in the middle of recording this in one go when someone came in and I had to stop. I'm awkward about recording for videos when I'm not alone in the house. So I figured I'd save and record the rest later.
Come later, my capture card betrayed me.
It's a little ironic. I've been trying to figure out for a while how to record my voice instead of gameplay audio without it crashing. I have no idea why it worked now of all times, but of course it had to do so when I didn't want it to.
Times like these makes it feel like I can't do anything right. At least I'm still talented at breathing. And talking.

So ten thousand apologies for everything that's wrong with this video (and subsequently the next two, thanks to my inability to spot and stop this problem sooner) but I appreciate the patience.

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