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No problem. It is usually easy enough to turn it off on most TVs. You just need to know what each individual manufacturer calls their version of motion interpolation.

Hitachi – Reel120
Insignia – DCM Plus, for Digital Clear Motion 120 Hz, or Insignia Motion 120 Hz
Kogan – MotionMax 100 Hz, 200 Hz
LG – TruMotion 120 Hz, 240 Hz, 480 Hz
AOC – Motion Boost 120 Hz
Bose – VideoWave III 120 Hz (Not named)
Loewe – Digital Movie Mode (DMM)
Mitsubishi – Smooth 120 Hz
Panasonic – Intelligent Frame Creation (IFC) 24p Smooth Film (24p material only)
Philips – HD Digital Natural Motion, Perfect Motion Rate
Samsung – Auto Motion Plus 120 Hz,[6] 240 Hz, Clear Motion Rate 100 Hz, 200 Hz, 400 Hz, 500 Hz, 600 Hz, 800 Hz; (PAL video system), Clear Motion Rate 120 Hz, 240 Hz, 480 Hz, 600 Hz, 720 Hz, 960 Hz (NTSC video system)
Sharp – Fine Motion Enhanced, AquoMotion 240 Hz, AquoMotion Pro
Sony – MotionFlow 100 Hz, 100 Hz PRO (XBR series, Australia), 120 Hz, 200 Hz, 240 Hz, 400 Hz, 480 Hz, 800 Hz, 960 Hz.
Toshiba – ClearScan 120 Hz, 240 Hz
Vizio – SmoothMotion
Sceptre – MEMC (Motion Estimation/Motion Compensation)
Hisense – Ultra Smooth Motion Rate SMR 120

Yeah, I'm so looking forward to the XCom 2.

I started an XCOM RPG campaign (using Shadowrun rules, players research bioware, cyberware, various other tech) from aliens captured and items retrieved.

I'm having it span pre alien invasion, the actual invasion (that will be done using the XCOM Boardgame on expert difficulty to insure a loss) and XCOM 2 (after the invasion)

I'm greatly ensaddened to have discovered this thread just after the blog went down. It looks like I missed the boat by just one month.

I did some Googling and found that five of Anthony's images are preserved on an Obsidian Portal campaign record.

Hey that's my campaign, Thorn of Thorns.

I pretty sure I've got the full sized originals around. I'll upload them and provide links later when I get back home.

BTW made the Zuds book a Book of Infinite Spells while on the First World (or within 100 ft of a bloom). Each spell is related to what is happening on the page.

I agree with Odraude. Poop isn't food.

If you wouldn't used the adjectives spoiled, rotten, diseased, poisonous or contaminated to describe what you are trying to purify it doesn't work. An apple that is rotten is described as a rotten apple, an apple that has gone through your digestive system is called poop and is beyond the the powers of an orison.