Using the Invisible York glitch, coupled with a slightly zoomed in screen to remove user interface elements, this video is an hour-long nice, relaxing and calm stroll through Greenvale without York or anything on-screen. As of now, i'm still researching the multi-step sequence break that can be used to get Invisible York, and at the moment I'm testing it all out on the Xbox 360 version of the game. For now, just enjoy the sights and sounds of Greenvale.
Also, since the sound mixing in Deadly Premonition is so horrible, the sound of York destroying barriers such as fences can sound like gunshots. To keep this video nice and calm without horrible audio spikes, I've spliced out whenever I had to break down a fence/barrier. If you see me approaching a fence, you won't have to hear me breaking it.
Using the Invisible York glitch, coupled with a slightly zoomed in screen to remove user interface elements, this video is an hour-long nice, relaxing and calm stroll through Greenvale without York or anything on-screen. As of now, i'm still researching the multi-step sequence break that can be used to get Invisible York, and at the moment I'm testing it all out on the Xbox 360 version of the game. For now, just enjoy the sights and sounds of Greenvale.
Also, since the sound mixing in Deadly Premonition is so horrible, the sound of York destroying barriers such as fences can sound like gunshots. To keep this video nice and calm without horrible audio spikes, I've spliced out whenever I had to break down a fence/barrier. If you see me approaching a fence, you won't have to hear me breaking it.
I'll start this upload cycle with something nice, calm and relaxing. Seems that's the best mood to start with. Awhile back, after I stumbled upon a way to make York invisible in Deadly Premonition, I recorded an hour long sequence where all I do is slowly explore Greenvale at night, taking in the sights and sounds. In editing, I zoomed the screen in so that all user interface elements were also removed (the absence of on screen elements is not a result of glitching. Only York's invisibility is a result of glitching).
Currently, I'm also researching the multi-step sequence break in which one branching side effect is York's invisibility on Xbox 360. The reason it's taken so long for me to get information out about how to do it is that I've been waiting to get an Xbox 360 and the 360 version of the game. You'll hear from me more, in time, about how to do it. I recently finally got a 360 and am currently waiting on the game to arrive.
Finally. stay safe. Wash your hands. Do what is necessary (and what you can) to avoid getting and spreading this thing. It's going to be tough for awhile, but we'll get through it!