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[Oddvintagechap]

I think the first 5 hours were pretty cool, but the last 20 mins it really went off a cliff edge.

What you mean about the last 20 mins? The timer ended at 5 hours. Those 5 hours of gameplay were amazing.

But vaibhavpisal is right. It did get a little repetitive by the 4:24 mark. Really dragged for like 15 mins. But by 4:39 it was ultimately so worth it.

 

[Corgi1985]

People are thirsty as fuck for something new. If it wasn't for capcom we would have fuck all in the first 6 months of 2021. It's taking AAA half a goddam year to release anything for a new system

 

[PharaoTutAnchAmun]

Everyone got burned. Instead of taking it like a man they choose to embrace it.

I have moved on. But I haven't explained myself fully which is puzzling people here. So they are quoting me.

No you have not moved on...cous you are reacting on everyone who corrected you. So take a deep breath and let it go.
It aint worth to get mad when some people on a forum pointing out that you wrong.
Life has a learning curve, and you learned something today.

 

[vaibhavpisal]

What "YouTube timer"? The only timer was the pre-show countdown.

I didn't. Just hopped on YouTube and started watching the 4K gameplay footage. I knew what time it would be available.

So why did you waste your own time?

For watching any reveal, I don't look at times. I have to figure out what PT, ET etc is, then do some math to figure out time when it will start in my region. And if I forget it, then do it again. Big hassle.

Instead I search for streams on YouTube. All reveals have a livestream created by official YouTube account of publisher that has a countdown timer. I follow that so I don't have to calculate time for my region.

Almost all people do this. Especially if they don't give reveal time for your region which happens to be everywhere except US/UK mostly.

 

[MasterCornholio]

For watching any reveal, I don't look at times. I have to figure out what PT, ET etc is, then do some math to figure out time when it will start in my region. And if I forget it, then do it again. Big hassle.

Instead I search for streams on YouTube. All reveals have a livestream created by official YouTube account of publisher that has a countdown timer. I follow that so I don't have to calculate time for my region.

Almost all people do this. Especially if they don't give reveal time for your region which happens to be everywhere except US/UK mostly.

So basically you're too lazy to let google do that for you. That's what I I do. And I'm sure many others do the same.

2:00 PM Saturday, Pacific Time (PT) is
3:00 PM Saturday, in Salt Lake City, UT

2:00 PM Saturday, Pacific Time (PT) is
6:00 AM Sunday, in Tokyo, Japan

It's always worked for me.

 

[Topher]

For watching any reveal, I don't look at times. I have to figure out what PT, ET etc is, then do some math to figure out time when it will start in my region. And if I forget it, then do it again. Big hassle.

Instead I search for streams on YouTube. All reveals have a livestream created by official YouTube account of publisher that has a countdown timer. I follow that so I don't have to calculate time for my region.

Almost all people do this. Especially if they don't give reveal time for your region which happens to be everywhere except US/UK mostly.

You made this harder than it should have been. For future reference, you can literally google what the time will be in your region.

Example using Pacific Time (western US) and British Summer Time:

what is 9am pst in bst

 

[MasterCornholio]

You made this harder than it should have been. For future reference, you can literally google what the time will be in your region.

Example using Pacific Time (western US) and British Summer Time:

what is 9am pst in bst

Not being able to calculate the time isn't an excuse. Sony very clearly gave us the times. Unless they made you sit though a 5 hour preshow it shouldn't be an issue for anyone.

 

[vaibhavpisal]

So basically you're too lazy to let google do that for you. That's what I I do. And I'm sure many others do the same.

It's always worked for me.

You made this harder than it should have been. For future reference, you can literally google what the time will be in your region.

Example using Pacific Time (western US) and British Summer Time:

what is 9am pst in bst

This is old school method.

But agree it works better in such situations.

 

[MasterCornholio]

This is old school method.

But agree it works better in such situations.

No biggie just remember that for the future so you can manage your time better.