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There's actually a separate algorithm called Bozo Sort, in which it only swaps two elements instead of the whole board.

A video about how this is no longer necessary? That might be a good idea.

​@@jocyanidejust to make sure you understand me I meant community posts

@@humanhuman7280 ah okay, that's fair

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So are other sorts. But Bogo sort is still the best at larger sizes

It's also guaranteed to succeed immediately if you destroy all the universes where it doesn't.

Ah yes, quantum bogosort

For sure. Currently, modders haven't gotten that kind of thing to work yet for this game. This is possible on other emulators. If that's the kind of thing that you value more than everything else, DuckStation is a good way to play this game.

@@jocyanide You got that right. Man, I hope the Master Version of MGS4 doesn't get stuck to 30 Frames Per Seconds! I want it 60.

Plenty of sorting algorithms have best case O(n). And it's not the worst, you can trivially do worse with unnecessary computation. 'Find each number in the binary digits of pi, dropping instances where they aren't in order.' Or just 'bogosort N times and then return' lol

This is not an app. This is a 3d animated educational video by the channel udiprod.

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I like to think there's a universe where quantum computers never work and researchers are just banging their heads against their desks.

This happens once in a singular PC whenever people think it’ll never happen again

I think people would realize it pretty quickly. That, or it would alter history with how divine seeming it is. At some point, couldn't you ask it to sort something in such a way that you could discover fundamental truths about the universe?

Lol

That's a good question. I don't know how well it works on low end hardware because I don't have any low end hardware that works. However, I'm inclined to believe it runs pretty well on low end hardware if I had to venture a guess. What kind of hardware are you working with?

That's strange, I tried the mod in MGS2 and my game didn't crash. Just to confirm, does the game boot correctly when you remove the mod?

Wait, I just solved a problem, I had to run it as administrator for it to work well and save the settings and data@@jocyanide

I had to run it with mods too and it also worked

@@YipleTroll that's really bizarre. Maybe your C: drive permissions are messed up?

This is the first mod I saw that didn't involve editing random hex values in the EXE, so at that time I figured it was better than the other option. A few more mods have come out since then that pretty much just do the same thing. This "mod" doesn't actually modify anything in the literal sense of the word, it just adds more files. To address what you said in the second paragraph, the mod shouldn't become incompatible with any new versions. If Konami fixes resolution support officially, you would be able to remove this mod hassle free by simply removing the three files that you placed in the directory: SUWSF.asi, SUWSF.ini, and xinput1_3.dll. Again, this doesn't change any files, just adds more files that the game can detect and hook onto if they're there.

@@jocyanide Thanks for confirming that. I just tried it and it does what it's supposed to but the master collection launcher for mgs3 started crashing randomly. Now I don't know what to do, skip the launcher somehow or find another mod.

You could try this mod which appears to be updated more: github.com/Lyall/MGSHDFix/releases @@knightcallahan3366

@@jocyanide Thanks! I will try it later, just had to clean reinstall the game cause the launcher completely broke.

I ended up making a tutorial on this particular method because the old one doesn't work on my PC anymore. You can check it out here if you haven't already installed it. th-cam.com/video/iJb0PL0tyEI/w-d-xo.html @@knightcallahan3366