I deleted my original footage so this video sucks now

[@SirHammyStudios]

Context for those who are interested: This section was part of my Persona 3 Reload stream (I didn't make a separate recording). I usually trash my recording files once I am done with a project to free up storage space, which is what I did after I finished making the highlights for my gaming channel. I had something called a proxy, which is the lower quality version that helps me edit quicker, which was why I didn't start panicking until I started rendering the footage and realized my high quality footage was gone. I tried everything to salvage the situation from using something called "Disk Drill" to look at my deleted files, to downloading the entire stream off of KZbin. That didn't end up working cause it turns out I paused the recording during a point where I took a long break, so even if I relinked or replaced the footage, the timestamps would not line up. The downloaded footage would also be 720p and 30 FPS instead of my crisp 1080p and 60 FPS. After a lot of coping, I realized the diminishing returns as I made more attempts to save this project. I had done proper edits and voice overs so this wasn't intentional at all. At the very least, the outcome is somewhat legible and I still have this channel to archive things like this. Thank you all for watching, I won't get caught lacking next time.

[@huitzionbars]

"smash bros killer" crashes in first 45 seconds in video

[@ultralight3133]

"smash bros killer"

[@michald128]

Good times, but let's never touch this game again 😂

[@bucasbafford]

all jokes aside this is the first time I'm WATCHING other people play and its pretty unbearable tbh. The hitstun stopping both player for what seems like 20 years with each hit, makes the viewing experience horrible.