TotalBiscuit brings you the rundown of features and options for the PC port of GTA 5.
List of fixes for potential problems – http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Grand_Theft_Auto_V
Follow TotalBiscuit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/totalbiscuit
Follow CynicalBrit on Twitter for video updates: http://twitter.com/cynicalbrit
Follow our Facebook page for announcements: http://facebook.com/cynicalbrit
11:51 TOTD: AeroZ – III. Star http://bit.ly/1KBGHaa
Mortal Kombat footage courtesy of:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MKCommunityManager
Content Patch Episode 194 – April 15th, 2015
Follow TotalBiscuit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/totalbiscuit
Follow CynicalBrit on Twitter for video updates: http://twitter.com/cynicalbrit
Follow our Facebook page for announcements: http://facebook.com/cynicalbrit
More mature sheet metal, increased interior space, retuned steering, and more user-friendly controls make the redesigned 2015 Sonata an even more appealing family sedan. However, Hyundai also claims this is the sportiest Sonata they have ever built, is their claim valid?
EDIT: This problem now appears to be resolved. If you are still having problems, log out of Steam, exit the client and restart. I still can’t get Configure to work, but Story mode and all characters now work.
On launch day, 14th of April 2015, the PC version of Mortal Kombat X had widespread problems for many gamers due to their use of an experimental install system which is causing large chunks of content to go completely missing from the game.
Here’s how to escape from professional, double-locking handcuffs, with a single paperclip.
Use this technique if you’re being kidnapped, abused, or handcuffed to a sinking ship.
Don’t try to escape from the police. They will hurt you.
Next Video: 5 Delicious Apple Hacks: http://bit.ly/5DeliciousAppleHacks
Previous Video: How To Turn Styrofoam, Into Solid Aluminum: http://bit.ly/StyrofoamCasting
Subscribe for new videos every 5 days! http://bit.ly/TKoRSubscribe
Join my email list! http://bit.ly/TKOREmailList
For other project videos, check out http://www.thekingofrandom.com
Social Media Links:
Google+: http://bit.ly/plusgrant
Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBTheKingOfRandom
Instagram: http://bit.ly/instagrant
Twitter: http://bit.ly/tweetgrant
Pinterest: http://bit.ly/pingrant
Tumblr: http://bit.ly/grantstumblr
Endcard Links:
Projects: http://bit.ly/PLWeekendProjects
Experiments: http://bit.ly/PLExperiments
Life Hacks: http://bit.ly/PLLifeHacks
Mad Science: http://bit.ly/PLMadScience
Music By:
Scott & Brendo “American Dream”
Get the music: http://bit.ly/SBAllAmericanDream
See their awesome music video! http://bit.ly/SBAllAmericanDreamVideo
Project Inspired By:
The fictional character “Sarah Connor” in Terminator 2, who used a paperclip to pick locks and escape from the asylum. Seemed like it could be a good skill to know.
Also be sure to check out Kipkay’s excellent tutorial: http://bit.ly/IBKipkayHandcuffs
WARNING:
Prolonged use of over-tightened handcuffs can lead to nerve damage in the wrists. Do not attempt this trick while in police custody. That would be illegal and you will most likely make yourself the subject of an intense use of force. If you’re practicing for entertainment purposes or survival skills, be sure to have a key on hand, and a trained assistant to help in case of emergency. Have fun, but always remember that any actions you take are at your own risk.
Project History & More Info:
There have been a couple movies in the past that got me thinking about how picking locks with a paperclip could be a very useful skill to develop. Paperclips are very common, so they’re a practical and convenient option in times of emergency. When I was a kid watching Terminator 2, I was impressed when the fictional character “Sarah Connor” used a paperclip to pick locks on her restraining harness, then open her door in the asylum. It seemed like it could be a good skill to know, so I’ve practiced when I’ve had the time to play with it.
Other movies that influenced my desire to learn, were “The Time Traveler’s Wife”, because each time he jumped around in time he was naked, and had to pick locks for shelter and clothing.
“The Titanic” was also influential when Jack was handcuffed to a post, and chanced having his hands chopped off while trying to escape from the ship. It would have been safer and more convenient to pick the lock and remove the shackles.
So far I have been successful in picking these types of locks with paperclips, but in this video I wanted to demonstrate how to escape from handcuffs, because they aren’t the most complicated of locks, and make for good practice and entertainment.
To gain experience, I searched around on the internet for a pair of professional grade, steel, double-locking, hinged handcuffs. The thinking was that these would be among the tougher of handcuffs to escape from, because of the limited range of motion.
When the cuffs arrived, it only took a few seconds to realize that a paperclip could actually open them without any modifications whatsoever! However, trying to escape while wearing them posed a challenge, because my hands couldn’t bend enough to maneuver the clip into the keyhole. So to make it a little more user friendly I developed a quick and easy modification to the paperclip to form a makeshift key that could be used with the 4th and middle fingers, in cooperation with the thumb muscle.
The project video shows in depth how the handcuffs work, and how to escape if they’ve been double locked, so look for that in another video.
Now obviously handcuffs aren’t the most complicated of locks, but that doesn’t mean you should ever try escaping from the police. If you do, it’ll actually make your life a lot more difficult. They will most likely cuff you behind your back, which poses new challenges, and if the keyholes aren’t on the front side, it will make picking the lock a bit more difficult, and time consuming. Your hands may also be cuffed facing away from each other making it so you can’t use your fingers to guide the clip.
Perhaps most importantly, attempting an escape from police is illegal, and you’ll most certainly be doing yourself a disservice by making yourself a target for intense force. So it’s just better to respect the law, and stay out of trouble in the first place.
Gameplay from Dirty Bomb beta.
Check out the Starcraft channel: http://youtube.com/totalbiscuit
TotalBiscuit brings you a VLOG regarding the newest developments.
Follow TotalBiscuit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/totalbiscuit
Follow CynicalBrit on Twitter for video updates: http://twitter.com/cynicalbrit
Follow our Facebook page for announcements: http://facebook.com/cynicalbrit
Support Julian, the podcast animator: http://www.patreon.com/cooptionalanimation
Download the audio version of the podcast: https://soundcloud.com/totalbiscuit/the-co-optional-podcast-ep-75-ft-yogscastsips-strong-language-apr-10-2015
TotalBiscuit, Dodger and Jesse Cox sit down with YogscastSips on this episode of the Co-Optional Podcast! Enjoy!
Original air date: April 9th, 2015
———
Jesse Cox:
http://www.youtube.com/user/OMFGcata
https://twitter.com/jessecox
Dodger
http://youtube.com/presshearttocontinue
https://twitter.com/dexbonus
Sips
https://twitter.com/sips_
https://www.youtube.com/user/YogscastSips
———
Thanks for watching The Co-Optional Podcast!
Follow TotalBiscuit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/totalbiscuit
Follow CynicalBrit on Twitter for video updates: http://twitter.com/cynicalbrit
Follow our Facebook page for announcements: http://facebook.com/cynicalbrit
Professional grade handcuffs are opened within seconds, using a humble office paperclip.
Full tutorial: http://bit.ly/EscapingHandcuffs
Note: The purpose of this experiment and demonstration is to provide knowledge and options in cases of emergency, kidnapping, abuse, and to provide insight into how magicians and escape artists may get themselves free. Do not try escaping from police. That will do you and them a disservice, and just make your life more difficult.
Next Video: Easy Apple Hack: http://bit.ly/QCEasyAppleHack
Previous Video: Kool-Eggs: http://bit.ly/QCKoolEggs
Subscribe for new videos every 5 days! http://bit.ly/TKoRSubscribe
Join my email list! http://bit.ly/TKOREmailList
“Quick Clips” are clips of random experiments in a minute or less.
For other project videos, check out http://www.thekingofrandom.com
Social Media Links:
Google+: http://bit.ly/plusgrant
Facebook: http://bit.ly/FBTheKingOfRandom
Instagram: http://bit.ly/instagrant
Twitter: http://bit.ly/tweetgrant
Pinterest: http://bit.ly/pingrant
Tumblr: http://bit.ly/grantstumblr
Music by Jason Shaw (RP-Clattertrap)
http://www.audionautix.com
Project Inspired By: The fictional character “Sarah Connor” in Terminator 2, who used a paperclip to pick locks and escape from the asylum. Seemed like it could be a good skill to know.
Also be sure to check out Kipkay’s excellent tutorial: http://bit.ly/IBKipkayHandcuffs
WARNING: Prolonged use of over-tightened handcuffs can lead to nerve damage in the wrists. Do not attempt this trick while in police custody. That would be illegal and you will most likely make yourself the subject of an intense use of force. If you’re practicing for entertainment purposes or survival skills, be sure to have a key on hand, and a trained assistant to help in case of emergency. Have fun, but always remember that any actions you take are at your own risk.
Project History & More Info:
There have been a couple movies in the past that got me thinking about how picking locks with a paperclip could be a very useful skill to develop. Paperclips are very common, so they’re a practical and convenient option in times of emergency. When I was a kid watching Terminator 2, I was impressed when the fictional character “Sarah Connor” used a paperclip to pick locks on her restraining harness, then open her door in the asylum. It seemed like it could be a good skill to know, so I’ve practiced when I’ve had the time to play with it.
Other movies that influenced my desire to learn, were “The Time Traveler’s Wife”, because each time he jumped around in time he was naked, and had to pick locks for shelter and clothing.
“The Titanic” was also influential when Jack was handcuffed to a post, and chanced having his hands chopped off while trying to escape from the ship. It would have been safer and more convenient to pick the lock and remove the shackles.
So far I have been successful in picking these types of locks with paperclips, but in this video I wanted to demonstrate how to escape from handcuffs, because they aren’t the most complicated of locks, and make for good practice and entertainment.
To gain experience, I searched around on the internet for a pair of professional grade, steel, double-locking, hinged handcuffs. The thinking was that these would be among the tougher of handcuffs to escape from, because of the limited range of motion.
When the cuffs arrived, it only took a few seconds to realize that a paperclip could actually open them without any modifications whatsoever! However, trying to escape while wearing them posed a challenge, because my hands couldn’t bend enough to maneuver the clip into the keyhole. So to make it a little more user friendly I developed a quick and easy modification to the paperclip to form a makeshift key that could be used with the 4th and middle fingers, in cooperation with the thumb muscle.
The project video shows in depth how the handcuffs work, and how to escape if they’ve been double locked, so look for that in another video.
Now obviously handcuffs aren’t the most complicated of locks, but that doesn’t mean you should ever try escaping from the police. If you do, it’ll actually make your life a lot more difficult. They will most likely cuff you behind your back, which poses new challenges, and if the keyholes aren’t on the front side, it will make picking the lock a bit more difficult, and time consuming. Your hands may also be cuffed facing away from each other making it so you can’t use your fingers to guide the clip.
Perhaps most importantly, attempting an escape from police is illegal, and you’ll most certainly be doing yourself a disservice by making yourself a target for intense force. So it’s just better to respect the law, and stay out of trouble in the first place.
TotalBiscuit brings you an extensive look into the newest pre-Early Access build of the upcoming Killing Floor 2 with exclusive world first boss footage. This video consists of 3 segments. The first is a full round playthrough on Hard difficulty with the developers answering questions. The second segment is my solo thoughts on the game in its current state and finally, there is uncommentated gameplay of the hardest difficulty at the end. “My thoughts” is a series of exactly that, an expression of thoughts on a game, usually one yet to be released. It is not a formal review, nor does it claim to be, you will likely find highly subjective opinions within. It does exactly what it says on the tin.
Follow TotalBiscuit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/totalbiscuit
Follow CynicalBrit on Twitter for video updates: http://twitter.com/cynicalbrit
Follow our Facebook page for announcements: http://facebook.com/cynicalbrit