Microsoft Sam vs. Mac Alex: Episode 1 (Revision)

Did you think that I was uploading Episode 3 of Microsoft Sam vs. Mac Alex? Well, you thought wrong. This is actually a remake of Episode 1 because the original one had a blank screen most of the time, and was in two parts. This time, the difference between this one and the original one is that this has more things to see, added elements, and best of all, it's all in one part. But considering it being such a long video, I suggest you let the video load fully, occupy yourself somehow until most of the video has loaded. Do not assume that the video is done loading just because it looked like it instantly went from buffering to fully loaded. If that occurs, refresh the page. It's just a glitch, that misleads people into thinking that the video is done loading. If you let it go when the glitch occurs, the video will eventually stop in middle of the video w/o warning. Don't worry, if you miss the original script, the original video is still available, but only listed as an unlisted video on a "closed policy", which means that you MUST PM me if you want to see it, and you are not allowed to share it with other people I didn't get permission from. I redid most of the script in this episode. Please note, I am aware of the volume change, so do not tell me. How could this be? Well, in some parts because, in some cases, the speech in the voices were sort of changed a little when upgrading from Leopard to Snow Leopard. Here's what I mean. When a voice says something Snow Leopard, it doesn't sound appealing. Whenever that's the case, I refer back to the sound file of the voice that was created using Leopard (I actually have all the speech sound files that were part of the original version of this episode, so be thankful for that), and create the sound file in Audacity. I don't know why there's a volume change, as I had never looked back at the old sound files and compared them to the new sound files. About the iROFLcopter. In Leopard, to make that sound, you type in "opppppppppppppp". However, in Snow Leopard, if you try to attempt the iROFLcopter, he will say it as "up" in a strange way, no matter how many P's you have typed. However if you type in "op" or "opp", either way, he'll say it as "op" with the short "o" sound. And to make Alex say ROFLcopter, type in "rafl-copter". There may be some alternatives, but that way is more efficient. Enjoy.