Size: 11.9 GB | Quality: AVC/x264 | Language: English | Uploaded by: anonymous | Seeders: 40 | Leechers: 46 | Tags: 1080p, x264, AC3, Dual Audio
#### **V2 changes**
Netflix wasn't the only QC sleeping :(
Removed the extra episode 2 (they were essentially the same file, just accidentally muxed it twice) and added subs to the signs track for the four Japanese lines in episode 5 dub.
Add this to your torrent client and it should only download episode 5 (provided you have v1), although you'll probably need to manually delete the old episode 2. Gomen 🙏
Thanks to those who reported the issues, and please report any further ones that may exist!
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#### **Options**
I've posted 3 torrents, all of which contain the exact same subtitles as each other.
- [whomst-mini]: AV1 1080p: lower visual quality and filesize.
- [whomst]: AVC 1080p: moderate visual quality and filesize.
- [whomst-mega]: HEVC 2160p: higher visual quality and filesize. **This is the recommended release.**
All the videos are SDR WEB-DLs from Netflix. No encodes, HDR, or DV.
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#### **Staff**
**Unfucking/ED/TM/QC**: me
**OP song**: eldon (and me)
**ED song**: me (and eldon)
**TL/ENC**: Netflix/CD Projekt Red
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#### **Yap**
These are **subtitles**, not dubtitles. From a translation perspective, they don't always align particularly closely with what's being said in Japanese, but that's intentional. The original story was developed in English by CD Projekt Red (the game studio that make Cyberpunk 2077), adapted into Japanese by Trigger, and then localized back into English with CD Projekt Red. Just take a look at the holo comms (baked into the video by Netflix) -- they're in the same "localized" English. Realistically, you could argue that the Japanese version has actually *de-localized* it. AKA, don't complain that the subs are inaccurate just because they don't match the Japanese word for word, and enjoy the show!
As some may recall, I did some kinda-lazy subs for S1, which [choom] then did up. This time I actually put in a fair bit more effort, so please enjoy.
Unfortunately Netflix let a reasonable amount of issues through (QC sleeping?), but these have hopefully all been fixed (except for issues baked into the video alas).
Now, I do have some mild gripes with how often they choose to omit the subject of a line, and the frequency of ellipses, but fixing them all would be too much effort, so I only did the more crucial ones.
