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Agnostic watermelon posted:I wonder how many people are going to try a turkey/ strawberry jam/ cereal sandwich tonight? What would High school Punk Rocker York talk to Zach about?
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An hour long, and yet I still didn't want it to end.  The sandwich reactions are the peak of the entire game. I've finished/watched Deadly Premonition 5 times and it's still always funny.
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Feb 13, 2011 05:53
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Internet Janitor posted:My closest guess is that the cereal in the sandwich is corn flakes. What do you guys think? Is there an "official" recipe beyond that scene in the game? That looks like corn flakes, yeah. Which is good. Because it will make for the maximum visual effect. I hope this turns out...
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Feb 13, 2011 05:54
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Internet Janitor posted:My closest guess is that the cereal in the sandwich is corn flakes. What do you guys think? Is there an "official" recipe beyond that scene in the game? However, it is more than likely inspired by the idea of the Sin-Eater, given the theme of absolution of sin by consuming it symbolically.
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Feb 13, 2011 05:54
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Agnostic watermelon posted:I wonder how many people are going to try a turkey/ strawberry jam/ cereal sandwich tonight? Yeah I'm expecting punk-rock York with his leathers and safety pins to be hitting the thread in a fan-art format soon. drat you SGF this update, while thoroughly enjoyable has left me hankering for more, what a cliffhanger, I'm gonna be  ing this thread all bloody week.
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Feb 13, 2011 05:54
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Tupperwarez: I thought someone mentioned earlier that a sandwich in this game is based on SWERY's real-life favorite sandwich. Is that a different sandwich?
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Feb 13, 2011 06:00
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21stCentury posted:What would High school Punk Rocker York talk to Zach about? He would  about punk rock, duh. Probably very loudly during class.Also for some reason I'm imagining the cereal as plain captain crunch.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:00
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The crackoom of the storm, and sudden onset of rain right at the end there was surprisingly intimidating.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:02
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No idea where I remember seeing this, but I read the cereal was cheerios. And boy was it good!  TheMaskedUgly posted:The crackoom of the storm, and sudden onset of rain right at the end there was surprisingly intimidating. I was sad that York's poncho didn't magically pop on when the rain started.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:03
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21stCentury posted:What would High school Punk Rocker York talk to Zach about? High school and punk rock, is my guess. Also, people who have tried making their own sinner's sandwich say it's surprisingly good, though I'm sure as hell not going to try and find out personally.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:09
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I have been waiting so long for the sinner's sandwich episode. With all your permission (especially our illustrious OP) I'd like to show you how it's done. ..... I have played and finished this game already. There is something remarkable about this game, it makes a show of being silly, but it's hiding a true inner depth that I know I was not expecting. I made a decision to believe everything York does is awesome, and therefore he can't be lying about this sandwich. I must try it for myself. Enter the ingredients:  I read online that big pieces of turkey work better than coldcuts. One must trust those who have experienced it before... I just happened to have the rice chex laying around. I've seen several cereals mentioned, corn flakes seems to be most popular. I also used preserves instead of jam.  Here is the finished product:  Time for the ultimate test  . . . . . . . . . Verdict!  My first impression written upon tasting: Sweet with a satisfying crunch! The jam overpowers the other flavors so any taste juxtaposition is nonexistent. The turkey breast comes in as a flavor finisher and makes the whole sandwich a hearty and satisfying experience. I give it an A++ So my postmortem on the Sinner's Sandwich? It's exactly what Deadly Premonition is: a little goofy to the passerby, an object of ridicule to those not brave enough to try it, and completely entertaining, enjoyable and satisfying for the privileged few willing to give it a chance. I love this sandwich and I love this game. Will definitely try both again and again! 
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Feb 13, 2011 06:11
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Evil Eagle posted:Does anyone else think of Colonel Volgin when they hear the General? Is it the same voice actor? I actually hear Mongul, from the Justice League cartoon (he was only in two episodes). No clue if they're the same person. And no, Emily and Para-Medic have different VAs
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Feb 13, 2011 06:11
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SGF, I enjoy your commentary and the fact that you are making these videos, so I hope you don't take it the wrong way that hearing from LP Bot always immediately puts a smile on my face. He's the most gentlemanly killing machine there is! Wait, is this all part of his sinister power to take over the world? Or at least the LP Sub-Forum?
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Feb 13, 2011 06:11
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jameson9101322: Rice Chex, eh? ...and so my dark work begins.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:13
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Internet Janitor posted:jameson9101322: Rice Chex, eh? I highly recommend this sandwich. Since trying it, I've made a half one every now and again as an afternoon snack. Mr. Stewart knows what he's talking about, at least when it comes to what really counts.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:15
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Was that a new song at the very end? I was actually taken aback at the fact something was playing I hadn't heard before.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:20
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Aaaaahhhhhhh Becky's dead isn't she? At the hospital when SGF couldn't find Ushah, he said that he'd be back at the hospital later which made me think that there would be at least one other murder and perhaps this is it! Right before York started talking to Olivia in the diner when she gave him the key, Carol was in the background and I was hoping that SGF would go try to talk to her before he smoked like six hours away. Oh well, maybe she really didn't have anything useful to say. A few other scattered thoughts: -I really like the guitar music that plays when an important location gets introduced -I guess we now know what we're supposed to do with the bones York's been collecting -I see nothing wrong with LPBot's plan of action 
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Feb 13, 2011 06:29
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How did I get to a point in my life where I don't have turkey, jam, or cereal in my kitchen? I feel so unYorkly.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:30
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Scroll back to the first sprite I posted of Stewart. Look carefully Sandwich. It was there ALL ALONG
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Feb 13, 2011 06:41
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SGF's "So here we a-" and the  sandwich faces made me loving lose it.With the former, I could just see SGF making a  face for a brief moment and continuing.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:42
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I ate the sandwich. I did something wrong, I think. Freshly sauteed chicken as opposed to deli style turkey probably did me in. I managed to do something fun with it though, in an attempt to actually contribute to the thread. That'll be up later.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:44
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Turkey actually goes really well with sweet things like apples and jam, I suppose. It'd actually probably be possible to use a game meat like deer with it, but I'm not sure I'd try it.
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Feb 13, 2011 06:49
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I am kind of getting weirded out by how much more well animated York and Emily's faces are compared to everyone else. I mean Emily's forehead actually wrinkles when she's going  during the lunch scene. And York is...well...York... *insert rapeface here*It is reminding me of Final Fantasy 10 where they'd have high resolution characters right alongside lifeless pod people with animated .gifs for mouths in the same scene.
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Feb 13, 2011 07:01
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Slight easter egg you may have missed: When York speculates on what A&G stands for, he casually mentions "Access and Games." Access Games is the publisher of Deadly Premonition.
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Feb 13, 2011 07:07
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Oh yes, I was waiting for this! I had the supreme pleasure of being able to make a Sinner's Sandwich around Thanksgiving, when we had lots of thick turkey leftovers to make sandwiches with. I found that raspberry jam and chex work best, because of the tanginess and the lack of soggy, respectively. Great sandwich, though. That zoom-out and the amount of time spent on it is just so hilarious, likewise. Slightly related, but my dad's favorite small-time diner is called the R&B; named after the owners in that instance, I think. He makes a habit of taking his motorcycle out there every Sunday or so to eat breakfast. Really friendly waitstaff too. The head waitress has a tattoo of Motoko Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell on her shoulder.
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Feb 13, 2011 07:09
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That sandwich is amazing. It's like if there were a circle of food and one half was bad, the other good, and the sinner's sandwich loops from that bad side to that good side. It's like the insane person saying something that on its face sounds incomprehensible, but makes sense after you think for a little bit. The Mr. Stewart of sandwiches, you might say. Also, I just noticed that Michael speaks in rhyme, which kind of blew my mind.
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Feb 13, 2011 07:12
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Haha I loved this update. While you were driving, I was wondering to myself, hey why isn't SGF driving with the windshield whippers and the turn signal on? And then you did it. It was too funny to me. I want to try to sinners sandwich. The only cereal I have right now is Cheerios and Fruit Loops, which one would be better?
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Feb 13, 2011 07:15
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I laughed a lot at the dumbstruck reaction to seeing Sigourney at the hospital right after SGF/York drives her home. The shocked faces in response to the 'Sinner's Sandwich' also never fail to make me chuckle, especially Olivia's. She seems kind of... happy about it. Never tried the Sinner's Sandwich before, but thinking about it actually makes me hungry (what the hell). The first cereal I thought of was Fruity Pebbles, which is far different from Chex and is probably ill-advised. If only I had the ingredients in the house... stormoftara posted:I want to try to sinners sandwich. The only cereal I have right now is Cheerios and Fruit Loops, which one would be better?
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Feb 13, 2011 07:18
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Finished the game (plus all the sidequests) today, now it's time to keep my mouth shut for the next ~6 months.
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stormoftara posted:I want to try to sinners sandwich. The only cereal I have right now is Cheerios and Fruit Loops, which one would be better? I'd suggest Cheerios to start, personally.... but then I want you to try it with fruit loops and report back!
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Feb 13, 2011 07:20
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The funniest part was Emily saying "Let's just focus on getting to the diner and cut the chit-chat" just before you crash into a car.
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Feb 13, 2011 07:29
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Man the way Michael's tone change on the lunch/"bunch" really makes it sound like It's Harry Stewart's idea to have him speaking in rhyming couplets. It almost sounds like he's thinking "Really? Even Now?"
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Feb 13, 2011 07:53
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Thomas, I must be blunt. Normally, you're a phenomenal chef, but today, everything tastes just like hair, not to mention all the strange fibers ruining the texture of the ham. How did that happen? To be fair, though, I must commend your versatility-- your kitchen knives were sharpened very finely and evenly, and the mashed potatoes made for a surprisingly serviceable shaving cream.
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Feb 13, 2011 07:55
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Robindaybird posted:Man the way Michael's tone change on the lunch/"bunch" really makes it sound like It's Harry Stewart's idea to have him speaking in rhyming couplets. It sounded like the VA was trying his hardest not to facepalm while reading that line.
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Feb 13, 2011 08:00
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^^^^ It sounded like he was thinking, "Hmm, how in the world can I rhyme lunch and still sound dignified?" He then failed, to his own consternation.Hog Butcher posted:Turkey actually goes really well with sweet things like apples and jam, I suppose. It'd actually probably be possible to use a game meat like deer with it, but I'm not sure I'd try it. My dad actually loves to put homemade cranberry sauce on his turkey on Thanksgiving. I must admit I like the flavor profile myself, although I still prefer adding stuffing and gravy instead.
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Feb 13, 2011 08:09
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JossiRossi posted:Was that a new song at the very end? I was actually taken aback at the fact something was playing I hadn't heard before. Yes, it's called "Emergency" and it's pretty nice. Here's a Youtube link for your enjoyment: Track 17 - Emergency It's funny how most of the original reviews for this game complained that there were only about 4 tracks in the game, but the soundtrack actually has a really good variety and it's quite nice to chill out and listen to.
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Feb 13, 2011 08:19
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Evil Eagle posted:Does anyone else think of Colonel Volgin when they hear the General? Is it the same voice actor?
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Feb 13, 2011 08:29
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My theory is that Sigourney has chicks or some other small animal in her pot, and that's why she has to keep the pot warm  Loved the triangle sound just before Emily started laughing about punk rocker York. *clink* 
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Feb 13, 2011 08:30
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This game does shine when they stop using SO MANY REPEATED ANIMATIONS and actually animate more detailed stuff like Emily talking on her walkie-talkie thing, and holding Olivia. Too bad animation cost time and money, and that's not what this game had to spare. Anyway, SGF, you seriously couldn't update any faster. The last few minutes got me hyped as gently caress for the next episode. It's amazing how you make one-hour episodes, and yet they're always satisfying as hell to watch.
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Doctor Chef posted:Yes, it's called "Emergency" and it's pretty nice. Here's a Youtube link for your enjoyment: Track 17 - Emergency This one is perfectly fine, but once again, I must warn those who haven't beaten the game to refrain from checking out all the songs on the soundtrack. Some do contain massive spoilers, as weird as that sounds.
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