92,14m from UK and 283,77m from JPN by Josef Jaluvka!!!!!!!

Michal Skalik · Post by **Michal Skalik** » 03 May 2009, 00:15

Japan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0D64jPr ... annel_page

United Kingdom:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9NN2hpu ... re=channel

Just look at that...

Krzysztof Stuchlik · Post by **Krzysztof Stuchlik** » 03 May 2009, 00:18

My god, I don't know what .....

R C A PATIJN · Post by **R C A PATIJN** » 03 May 2009, 01:24

Ehmm, maybe it's me but what's the cheat? They look normal to me.

banan123 · Post by **banan123** » 03 May 2009, 01:49

and now we are waiting for brykalskis rpls

Domin · Post by **Domin** » 03 May 2009, 03:02

It looks like Wind-manipulator by Damian Bakowski (not wind editor by groza)... Look at the wind- is it possible that wind change from 2.8 to 3.8? I have this manipulator from DSJ2 and i will check it in the morning in other PC with Win 98, but i dont think so that could me working in DSJ3. But maybe someone created something similar on this basis... Maybe Bakowski...?

Domin · Post by **Domin** » 03 May 2009, 03:30

It doesnt work... But the way of working is the same...
Jussi- so what now, after watching it? Still "everything is ok and there is nothing i can do- bla la la..."?

Bjørn Andre Monsen · Post by **Bjørn Andre Monsen** » 03 May 2009, 03:37

very good job Domin;) all respect to you:D

R C A PATIJN · Post by **R C A PATIJN** » 03 May 2009, 11:32

Domin wrote:It looks like Wind-manipulator by Damian Bakowski (not wind editor by groza)... Look at the wind- is it possible that wind change from 2.8 to 3.8? I have this manipulator from DSJ2 and i will check it in the morning in other PC with Win 98, but i dont think so that could me working in DSJ3. But maybe someone created something similar on this basis... Maybe Bakowski...?

Ofcourse it's possible that the wind changes from 2.8 to 3.8
All the ''normal'' world records have this wind too.

Martin Kafka · Post by **Martin Kafka** » 03 May 2009, 11:34

There is no wind "manipulator". Deal with it.

Domin · Post by **Domin** » 03 May 2009, 12:03

RCA PATIJN
Show me replay where i will see how it will be growing from 2.8 to 3.8 IN ONE MOMENT not during the jump...
MARTIN
I show this replay my GF and she said the same what I about this wind... So here- in Kórnik people are blind or they see to much.

Jericho · Post by **Jericho** » 03 May 2009, 12:26

I am a f2 jumper so this replays doesnt say much to me exept slowdown and possible wind manipulation...

I am more interested to see his 316 jump`s in Iceland and Croatia.

banan123 · Post by **banan123** » 03 May 2009, 12:47

WTF with you ? In this rpls the wind coming from 2.8 to 3.8 in one moment ! just look!

Schnitzel · Post by **Schnitzel** » 03 May 2009, 13:59

I think its no original replay? And its also bad quality not much to say but the FACT that 3 people jump 300m more in total than the best DSJ Players ever!

And this is still so ridicolous.
I have fun jumping online and maybe improve my personal bests if i have a good jump, but i can understand the anger of the people who get treated like this in this nice game. And nothing seems to be done

sry

Severin · Post by **Severin** » 03 May 2009, 14:24

banan123 wrote:WTF with you ? In this rpls the wind coming from 2.8 to 3.8 in one moment ! just look!

I'm not quite sure... Your 3,8 can also be 3,0, it's not quite clear due to the poor quality of youtube videos... ( yes, I watched it in HQ, but still)
And with 2,8 to 3,0 and then increasing there would be nothing extraordinary about the wind... very good wind indeed, but nothing we haven't seen yet...

Haven't looked at the jap jump yet, but I will post my opinion as soon as I did...

Martin Kafka · Post by **Martin Kafka** » 03 May 2009, 17:20

Fully functional, permanent download links for the original HQ files. Enjoy:
Josef Jalůvka - Japan HS248 - 283.77m (80MB)
Josef Jalůvka - United Kingdom HS85 - 92.14m (58MB)

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