Killer 7 - Mahjong running on Dolphin 720p HQ
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Killer7 running on Dolphin-win-x64-v3.0-201
"Mahjong / Sunset - 01 Part. 2" cutscene.
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Funny fact: The ingame mahjong stones that are visible to the mahjong player don't have any textures on them. ( atleast in this very moment )
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It's interesting that the "cheater" doesn't seem to have cheated on purpose. He sounds surprised at finding that out, as though he merely made a mistake. It's almost like all the players knew it was just an accident and wanted an excuse to light each other up like cheap doobies.
This scene is a metaphor for the breakdown of relations between the US and Japan, hence the needless hostility they're exhibiting. I think immediately after this, you find Travis and he mentions that the peace talks have fallen through and that the two nations now have nothing to keeping them from all-out warfare.
Watching it again, it seems like the other japanese guy was the one who planted the cheat. He's not surprised when the other guy is, he sounds frustrated that he didn't get what he wanted out of it.
neither the US nor Japan fully knows what they're "gambling" with, so to speak. the yakumo holds tremendous amounts of otherworldly power. similarly, nobody knows that Kun Lan is the one "cheating" the system
It's very obvious it wasn't intentional cheating so that's why he's surprised.
He's calling that guy a cheater because he attempted to win via Ron (win by stealing other player's discarded tile) which you can not do if you are in Furiten (essentially prevents you calling Ron if you earlier discarded any tile that would allow you to win currently).
If anything, claiming Ron while in Furiten is more of a rookie mistake rather than a cheating attempt as everyone at the table can clearly check if you're in Furiten.
Meaning there's no fucking way anyone would overlook the Furiten (and there's no way for the "cheater" to hide the fact he's in Furiten) unless it's some casual play where nobody pays much attention so that's the most unlikely to work cheating strategy.
Therefore everyone MUST HAVE known it was a mistake rather than a deliberate cheating attempt, it's not really a chance that it was a mistake and everyone else knew but instead it's literally what happened which further plays into the theme of political metaphor and them escalating the conflict over anything they can, even if trivial and unjustified.
Also in the "cheater's" case he discarded 5 Man tile at the very beginning so he was in Furiten because at the end he could only win via a 5 Man tile,
However the weird part is that the person he used Ron on very clearly discarded a 1 Man so NOT his winning tile so he couldn't use Ron anyway Furiten or not.
Which makes it even more obvious that guy is supposed to have no fucking clue what's he doing in the first place, this with the addition of his "I know your train of thought" line could be interpreted (in the political metaphor) as him being severely overconfident and refusing to believe things wouldn't go as he planned, literally refusing to face the reality and believing he is always correct.
A slight edit because I noticed one more thing:
The "cheater" already has three 1 Man tiles in in his hand and the black guy discarded one 1 Man at the start and then discards another 1 Man when he declares Riichi.
Meaning there's a total of five 1 Man tiles in play, the issue is that there's only four of each tile, meaning that someone must have cheated intentionally by sneaking in additional tile into the game with most likely culprits being the "cheater" guy and the black guy that accused him of cheating.
Personally I think it's the black guy that added the illegal tile and really cheated, mostly because it would actually explain the initial confidence of the "cheater", because perhaps the black guy really had 5 Man tile he was about to discard but sneakily replaced it with an illegal 1 Man tile. It would also add additional layer of him accusing someone else of cheating because he wanted to cover his own ass and make people not realise HE cheated.
Although this also doesn't make perfect sense because why would he decide to cheat instead of just discarding a 5 Man tile that was completely safe to discard, which means that perhaps the "cheater" has indeed cheated but then why would he not anticipate someone else discarding the illegal tile, but if the black guy cheated it could also play into the whole "nobody knows what they're doing" aspect, since it takes some time for him to call out the Furiten perhaps he didn't realise before "cheater" declared Ron so instead of discarding a completely safe tile he decided to cheat because he didn't realise that tile was indeed safe.
Perhaps that ambiguity is also the point, nobody even realises someone cheated for real, nobody knows who cheated, nobody knows what they're doing, everyone is just looking out for themselves, everyone will just accuse anyone over any pretext just to escalate the conflict. An absolute clusterfuck in which nobody knows what's happening for real and will immediately point fingers at anyone in order to save their own skin.
Basically the perfect metaphor for politics.
There's also the option of too many 1 Man tiles being just an error of developers and not intentional but I don't think that's the case when you consider how much of an emphasis they put on the "cheater's" tiles, I doubt they would make such a basic and silly mistake over the most important tiles in the scene.
Something i noticed too is that he almost had a nine gates yakuman (basically had all the required tiles, but it needs to be closed)
Which honestly makes it even werider he called ron on the wrong tile
Me and the boys playing uno be like
"Uno Uno!"
"Hey yo! Cheater! Thats not the right colour!"
"What... ?"
"Shit... its all over..."
*BOOM BOOM BOOM*
One of my favorite running gags in this game is where you run into one of the diplomat's remnant psyche (basically a ghost) later after seeing this scene and the first thing he has to say about the incident is, "The talks fell through." That's one hell of an understatement.
That was Travis Bell, not one of the diplomats. Although it still was a hell of an understatement.
"I'll take that as a threat to the states" chillax bro it's a game of uno
Notice the 777 in the shadows on the bowls in the very beginning of the scene
Wow, never noticed! Nice one!
I would say that's a coincidence, but knowing Suda it was probably intentional
As someone who has 100% several Yakuza titles. As well as played Killer 7 recently. I can understand the urge to kill when playing Mahjong. Because I still do not understand it.
That guy pronounces Furiten like, "Forty-ten" i didn't know what he was saying for a decade until I learned how to play Riichi Mahjong
Same
a lot of people who fall into furiten dont realize until after theyre looking for their final tile, otherwise looks like he wouldve had a full straight flush
ive been wanting to learn mahjong i could use some explanation pls
@@aestheticswim3397 mahjong is basically just a 13 card hand of poker with many more variations and rules. you go around in a circle drawing 1 tile then discarding a tile until somebody has a winning hand. the furiten rule basically means that at some point you discarded a tile that you couldve used to win your current hand and because of that, you need to find a new win condition that doesnt use that tile in your winning hand. its a common noob trap because there are some times where youre sitting there with 20 discarded tiles not realizing you may have put yourself in furiten stopping you from a winning hand or declaring a hand that isnt valid anymore.
looking further at his hand it looks like he was going for a full straight flush of characters but discarded a fuckton of them for some reason, i dont understand the depth of that.
But it's not even furiten, the guy dropped a 1 man and then he's like "ron" revealing he was waiting on a 5 man, so he just chombo'd... like, what?
@@aestheticswim3397 Do you play Mahjong Soul?
@@davistoaHe's actually full waiting on Nine Gates (1112345678999, any man tile wins), but the group's apparently unaware that you can't call tiles for that yakuman. And that you can't unbreak those pons and chis he did. He dumped some man tiles earlier, so he would be in furiten if that was a legal hand.
My boy Steve Blum, always with the good shit.
Sheeit... It's all over~
One of my top 3 Killer7 lines.
I swear these guys are all talking about completely different things. None of them are on the same topic.
That's politics
Welcome to Suda51
A majority of politics range from economic disparity and how to balance it out, legal confusion, overt bureaucracy and well jealousy over whose dogma is the right one. In a way, they sort of killed themselves and so many people just because of one night over the most mundane bullshit. I won't name names but look at your current climate of politics...a bit of a mess ain't it?
@@MAGNUSWAKERS I’d rather all our press conferences and speeches take place during Mahjong games
@@ZooberWezeeKenzan Damn straight, at least if they fight, it get rids of a few of the bad actors.
DON'T UNDERESTIMATE THE MONKEYS
There are dogs bred for fighting, and they're mean sons of bitches
@@gargravarr2 ...how do I stop your barking
I was just trying to stick to the script and the dude deleted his comment.
Fucking bruh.
@@yoshimallowi'll continue instead:
Cheat...
@@TheOriginalFightingFalcon
What?
four american politicians taking part in yakuza style mahjong game.
This is definately SUDA 51 game xD
2 Japanese representatives vs 2 Americans.
0:44 Oblivion dialogue
1:42
Typical Among Us emergency meeting
is that Spike's VA what i'm hearing???
Yep. He voiced acted several characters in this one.
Steve Blum. Aye, the very one.
"That's a furiten"
no.... no it's not
he called a 5m on a 1m... that was the """"""cheat""""""
@@marzblaq7267 dog what? He didn’t call on 9m he called on 1m?? Also he didn’t miss a wait to get into furiten he’s got a fucking 5m
Our government
uo ƃuᴉoƃ s╻ʇɐɥʍ ɐǝpᴉ ou ǝʌɐɥ I
The last bit plays out like an old Egoraptor Awesome series joke lmaooo
Monkey punch favourite killer 7 cutscene.
@MRWWAYSS
np. Dolphin is pretty amazing. You can max up the internal render resolution A LOT! Everythin becomes clear and shiny. Thanks to Ghm that they didn't just prerender the cutscenes like in the ps2 version.
Ulmeyda is comin ;D
Could you find the music in this cutscene through Dolphin? I've been all over the internet, I've even looked through rips, but I can't find it.
I can check closely, but this seems to be a cutscene-only music. The cutscenes have 2 main parts. The 3d scene and the corresponding mixed audio file. So it might be the only version that is around sadly.
Ah well, I appreciate the fast response.
How do you even reach the cut scenes on Dolphin? When I tried to play this game, there's a glitch where bullets can't harm enemies. I tried searching for a way to bypass it, but no avail. Any info you can give me I would really appreciate!
Hey, this is an very old bug that seemed to reoccurred in the latest builds. I have no idea why. I tested some Dolphin 4.xx builds minutes ago and no chance to hit an enemy on purpose. Dolphin-win-x64-v3.0-828 on the other hand, worked pretty well ( atleast the shooting part )
i57.tinypic.com/28215ar.png as you can see here.
Maybe someone could ask the Devs on the forum to get this fixed.
For the video, I also had old save files from my original GC that I used to get to the scenes.
Dolphin Forum Killer 7 Threadlink tinyurl.com/nl28jc7
Hope it helps a bit
sal4 Oh man, thank you so much!Time to run through this again!
One last question, what program do you use to record the Dolphin emulator? The only one I'm familiar with for recording PC games is OBS.
I have been always using Fraps. It is ok, if you have a decent machine and enough hdd space. If you increase the internal resolution in Dolphin, Killer7 looks so much nicer ;)
sal4 I'll look into Fraps. Thank you so much for the info!
+GhenryPerez OpenGL runs @30fps with a radeon card???
@MRWWAYSS
The one and only, Andrei Ulmeyda, yes.
Why did he call ron when the guy disxarded the 1m despite the fact he was in naked wait for the 5m (whats funny also is that if his hand werent open hed have a nine gates)?
Why does the guy who discarded the 1m call him out on furiten and not the fact he called ron incorrectly?
Why are there 5 1m?
Why does the guy who discarded the 1m discard said 5th 1m other than it being safe(i probably just answered my own question for the 2nd point)?
Why is steve blum calling someone a dirtbag while playing japanese mahjong as a metaphor for US-Japanese relationships in the 21st century?
there are six 9-man tiles