Very nice lefties man, I've got to say the editing was cool too! What a strange title though .

Great job Masa and Shadow! I liked how you landed so many gap stunts, even in SA it's uncommon to see so many. I just wished to see more grinds . Dope edit too man, simple and effective.

yup, it also shows sparks when RADding (cool effect for in video's imo)

That's great . It should deliver sparks for any collision that would normally cause them (so I guess helicopter grinds should work too ), I just wanted to make sure since I can't test right now .

That's crazy man, such a massive job - I don't know anyone with a more encyclopedic knowledge of stunt videos than you . I feel old for remembering the release of most of these stunts!

I'm happy my personal favourites of my own Infernus stunts showed up too . I think this would be discovered by a wider audience if the YouTube title mentioned it was an SA video though, since the Infernus shows up in every 3D GTA game .

Hopefully I'll remember to try this when I'm back, thanks for the tool and well done .

Dope videos, I watched them all . I played Skate 1 for a week or two before my X360 scratched up the disk half way through the campaign, so I never bothered playing Skate 2 and 3, but I found this quite enjoyable, I liked your music choices and woozy transitions too .

Good stunts! I've seen some people casting doubts on you in another topic, but I probably haven't seen the stunts they're referring to since I've been away. Everything here looked fine in my eyes, though I haven't stunted in four years so maybe it doesn't mean much . Keep it up man, my main suggestion would be to try finding some new spots and experiment with unique concepts .

I wouldn't classify save states as modding per se (at least when they're used transparently like in SIASIN), but I do think they should be separated into a different category from normal videos. The simple solution on GTASDB would be to list them into a new "Save States" or "TAS" category, then I guess everyone would be happy .

UPDATE: I'm writing this a day later just to clarify that I do consider save states to be modding when they're used to fool people, to make them believe that stunts were landed without them. The term "modding" is semantically flawed though, these discussions should really be about whether something is legitimate or illegitimate. Virtual machines technically don't mod the game, they simply allow the VM's state to be saved and reloaded, but nonetheless, they do allow people to cheat by destroying the standard real-time conventions of stunting. That's why I don't enjoy watching save stated stunts, and generally consider them illegitimate - SIASIN is a little different because Jason mentioned he used them in the both the video and the title, making it completely transparent without hiding anything. That's the way speedrunning communities have handled it for decades, I suggest we do the same .