John Carmack's QuakeCon 2012 Keynote, 3 1/2 hours in HD

[@sixtacos]

I got a degree in Lectures with Carmack now

[@chapas5400]

You are the best!

[@fyrestorme]

regarding the question posed at 3:18:00 - they have omni-directional treadmills that really work, both for walking and running.

[@metabog]

He says "on there" after every other sentence or so, regardless of whether or not it makes any sense to say that. It's impossible not to notice.

[@GenericRubbishName]

Carmack, once you get him talking...

[@kingdavidjapan]

gotta love Carmacks honesty

[@NotSpoondere]

I was watching this live, and the audio volume kept messing up (it started being louder or softer in the left ear). I honestly couldn't tell if the sound engineer was just bad or if they were trying to keep people awake through Carmack's speech

[@metabog]

"The ending was not very good... on there MMM". John Carmack is the best.

[@lynchaxxonn]

Good video on there

[@xabdev]

that comment make my day. lol

[@MarcioSegan]

Just Genius

[@svenkrue84]

I´m actually playing this game this week for my second playthrough adn I´m absolutely amazed. Even better than the first time. This is the most undererated game of 2011 after Batman arkham city the second best of this year.

[@xlol2429]

U

[@Beautifulifesonata]

how can he talk straight for 3 hour and half? what a special ability

[@datelovuelta]

that's a the mark of a genius....too much things going on in his head

[@lockertommyjoe]

wtf man ive been waiting on d4 for 5 years goddamn john tell me something

[@PiontlessVids]

John Carmack 2012

[@Novasky2007]

3 and a half hours... thats like what half a D&D session :D

[@wyldeman7]

Rage wasn't perfect, but dammit, the shooting was absolutely sublime. Re-installing now just to experience that shotgun again.

[@gotubeogle]

does he talk about linux anywhere?

[@TheKSProduction]

Its like he talked longer than a Lord of the Rings movie O.O

[@dylansmale]

I disagree with his consensus on audio not having much room to improve, besides mixdown sample rates, the obvious things are collision detection and/of physics triggering and even physical modeling of sound. Directional sound in-game is also something yet to be explored when it comes to B-Format modeling. Mixdown compression and clipping methods are archaic as of now (pre DA). Chained reverb convolutions are not used yet nor are a host of other problems in that general area. This is relevant

[@thematrix606]

OMG It's Kevin Bacon! No but really, amazing video :)

[@gyroCX]

I liked Rage. :(

[@ivanboriqua]

When he talks about doom 3 bfg ?

[@Novasky2007]

shotguns and demons....*round of applause*

[@ZwiffleOwnsU]

I sure do love John Carmack, but I'm not sure I can listen to him for 3.5 hours

[@ikarus1111a]

Did you do it?

[@ZwiffleOwnsU]

@@ikarus1111a Nope, I sure didn't

[@MrBratkenSolov]

Shit i'll just download his vids, convert into mp3 and put on my sansa clip+ and listen intead of music

[@iLikeTheUDK]

@fyrestorme123 Awesome! I bet they use these for motion capture and things like that.

[@Schmich87]

0:45:27

[@ibm5155]

RAGE>CRYSIS 2

[@fyrestorme]

lol then why the sadface

[@kingdavidjapan]

Three and a haaahahaha?

[@ghfjfghjasdfasdf]

3.5 hrs, and you refuse to admit that your Company is DYING. RAGE was a joke... it could have been one of the best FPSs if you had simply RANDOMIZED the enemy placement, but noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo... that would be tooooo much work. Screw randomizing enemy placements so people can reply the game at infininte... that would be stupid. Lets make a linear experience, that hasn't been done before. Oh, and let's make models disappear after dying, that hasn't been done either.