@Mockmento there's three meanings: Situational is the one where an action is contradictory to what the expectation of whatever is being effected is (i.e., a burning fire hydrant), Dramatic is used for entertainment when the audiance knows more than the characters onstage (i.e. Romeo poisoning himself because Juliet is dead, not knowing that Juliets alive), and Verbal is similar to sarcasm where someone says something opposite of what they meant (i.e. the guy who's days going horrible saying he's having the best day of his life)
This is good, but it would have been EXTRA special if you not only had used those graphics, but limited the framerate to like 20 FPS. Speaking as someone who has seen those graphics on old machines, that's about as good as it could get, with lag on particularly dynamic or large scenes. Then you still could have gone unlocked FPS for your dynamic shots, but the smaller scenes could have felt more accurate.
@@HiSodiumContent Thats a really good point! Its not something I would have considered, so I really appreciate that. Im definitely going to make more videos in this style in the future so I'll keep that in mind for later :)
