Raiin exposed?

[obsidiian]

I feel like if the runs really were legit he would at least put in the 30 minutes it would take to find the run.  As it is right now I believe that he really is cheating and cutting his demos.

[RNC1839]

IMO if he changed the titles of the video to "theoretical perfect run" or just gave the demos everything would be fine

[scofield]

IMO if he changed the titles of the video to "theoretical perfect run" or just gave the demos everything would be fine

he's probably enjoying all this attention that's why he won't provide demos or change the title

[Exile]

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Mod note: Exile brought a little too much truth in this thread, and it had to be relocated.  Please avoid if you don't want to have your outlook on life completely rocked.

[Exile]

Thats why the runs are legit

[ReMaXeD]

The most serious thread the jump community has produced in years, ruined!

[Grandpa]

The most serious thread the jump community has produced in years, ruined!

no! never! raiin must be stopped!

[ST]

I don't get why someone would save their demos after recording(unless you want to be rly cocky and spam the demo everywhere otherwise jump.tf goes spam on your youtube page) I don't do it, and I'm 100% sure others don't as well, that isn't proof that he is cheating.

[RNC1839]

I don't get why someone would save their demos after recording(unless you want to be rly cocky and spam the demo everywhere otherwise jump.tf goes spam on your youtube page) I don't do it, and I'm 100% sure others don't as well, that isn't proof that he is cheating.

You and I are complete opposites on this then. I run prec_mode 3 and never look back through them. I even still have the demos for my JOTW which are like 8 months old now.

Just looked through my tf folder... I have 8.56GB of just demos

[ST]

I don't get why someone would save their demos after recording(unless you want to be rly cocky and spam the demo everywhere otherwise jump.tf goes spam on your youtube page) I don't do it, and I'm 100% sure others don't as well, that isn't proof that he is cheating.

You and I are complete opposites on this then. I run prec_mode 3 and never look back through them. I even still have the demos for my JOTW which are like 8 months old now.

Just looked through my tf folder... I have 8.56GB of just demos

I also save all my competitive demos and I had like 20GB of demos back then, since I found out I started deleting my demos and making it more organised

[Dr. Heinz]

I don't get why someone would save their demos after recording(unless you want to be rly cocky and spam the demo everywhere otherwise jump.tf goes spam on your youtube page) I don't do it, and I'm 100% sure others don't as well, that isn't proof that he is cheating.

You and I are complete opposites on this then. I run prec_mode 3 and never look back through them. I even still have the demos for my JOTW which are like 8 months old now.

Just looked through my tf folder... I have 8.56GB of just demos

I also save all my competitive demos and I had like 20GB of demos back then, since I found out I started deleting my demos and making it more organised

20 gb of demos is a lot of democracy (over a thousand maybe) and personally, I would keep a demo like pagoda or ardia forever.

And everytime you recorded something, and done lawena shit with it, you instantly delete it? I assume you go through your demos every 2 weeks or so.

[Rokio]

I don't get why anyone would need to delete demos unless you have a hard drive from the 1990s or something.  A terabyte is like $50 in modern times. I especially can't relate to someone who would delete a world record run or pb flawless etc. right after making a video. Do you really need that much space for porn?

[Grandpa]

I don't get why anyone would need to delete demos unless you have a hard drive from the 1990s or something.  A terabyte is like $50 in modern times. I especially can't relate to someone who would delete a world record run or pb flawless etc. right after making a video. Do you really need that much space for porn?

I know right? you can watched streamed porn these days people, those 1080p rips are too good for your eyes anyways.

[CrancK]

just to NOTE, he never said he deleted the aridia one, he just said that he couldn't be bothered looking it up, which given the tone cody rolled with, is somewhat understandable, you know the whole. "i dun wanna do shit for ppl who attack me." thing, is not out of this world to think someone would think that way.

[obsidiian]

I save all my demos and put them in folders to keep them organized.  I have demos from my old jotw and from when I first started jumping.  I don't know why he would deleted WR run demos and also not even bother to rename or save them.  This still sounds like bullshit excuses to me.