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Music Challenge - Phase 3 Results
pffft. Everybody is hiding their comments. When in Rome...
Entry 1 - Nice intro for a midi, but kind of loses it beyond that. Feels structureless.
Entry 2 - wut? Half a dozen different things going on. Sounds more like a medley than anything.
Entry 3 - Very good :o It fits the theme and is a neatly paced, settle-shit tune. Actually, one of the best.
Entry 4 - The trumpety-sound hurts my ears. Too bad. It has some potential, otherwise.
Entry 5 - This is my favorite as far as potential goes, but the instruments chosen were the wrong ones for the job.
Entry 6 - A little too passive and backgroundy for a theme/scene that's meant to be one of the most emotional.
Entry 7 - Some of the sounds are really bulky and weird o.O
Entry 8 - Despite being a mere chiptune, this is among the best in the bunch :D
Entry 9 - Great! A favorite :D I love how "OMFG WHYYYYY~" it sounds at the start, then breaks into coolness.
Entry 10 - Definitely one of the top contenders this round. Climactic and battle'y. I like it.
Entry 11 - I'm not keen on the interlude bit that starts at 1:44, but the rest is professional calibre as far as I'm concerned. The battle theme is there, as well as the melancholy that would go with fighting your best friend.
Entry 12 - Good battle music. I feel like the theme is present in the track, but not really enforced. If that means anything.
Entry 13 - hmm... I'm not musically inclined, so I can't describe it properly. It just sounds too bulky or bass'y.
Entry 14 - This is neither battle'y nor sorrowful :o Despite that, it's nice to listen to.
Entry 15 - Sounds like it was composed for a scene-in-motion where two ex-friends who don't afraid of anything meet for a fight.
Entry 16 - A little too techno'y for my personal tastes.
Entry 17 - Rather than old friends fighting, they shake hands and become best buds again o.o "Let's not fight to the death for our respective causes of world salvation and enslavement of all races on earth, and just get a beer instead."
Entry 18 - Very useable battle music, just not for this particular scene/theme. In fact, it's good regular fight music :D
Entry 19 - I actually like this :D Good listening. It's not quite a chiptune though, if that's what you were going for.
My Vote : Entry 11
Entry 1 - Nice intro for a midi, but kind of loses it beyond that. Feels structureless.
Entry 2 - wut? Half a dozen different things going on. Sounds more like a medley than anything.
Entry 3 - Very good :o It fits the theme and is a neatly paced, settle-shit tune. Actually, one of the best.
Entry 4 - The trumpety-sound hurts my ears. Too bad. It has some potential, otherwise.
Entry 5 - This is my favorite as far as potential goes, but the instruments chosen were the wrong ones for the job.
Entry 6 - A little too passive and backgroundy for a theme/scene that's meant to be one of the most emotional.
Entry 7 - Some of the sounds are really bulky and weird o.O
Entry 8 - Despite being a mere chiptune, this is among the best in the bunch :D
Entry 9 - Great! A favorite :D I love how "OMFG WHYYYYY~" it sounds at the start, then breaks into coolness.
Entry 10 - Definitely one of the top contenders this round. Climactic and battle'y. I like it.
Entry 11 - I'm not keen on the interlude bit that starts at 1:44, but the rest is professional calibre as far as I'm concerned. The battle theme is there, as well as the melancholy that would go with fighting your best friend.
Entry 12 - Good battle music. I feel like the theme is present in the track, but not really enforced. If that means anything.
Entry 13 - hmm... I'm not musically inclined, so I can't describe it properly. It just sounds too bulky or bass'y.
Entry 14 - This is neither battle'y nor sorrowful :o Despite that, it's nice to listen to.
Entry 15 - Sounds like it was composed for a scene-in-motion where two ex-friends who don't afraid of anything meet for a fight.
Entry 16 - A little too techno'y for my personal tastes.
Entry 17 - Rather than old friends fighting, they shake hands and become best buds again o.o "Let's not fight to the death for our respective causes of world salvation and enslavement of all races on earth, and just get a beer instead."
Entry 18 - Very useable battle music, just not for this particular scene/theme. In fact, it's good regular fight music :D
Entry 19 - I actually like this :D Good listening. It's not quite a chiptune though, if that's what you were going for.
My Vote : Entry 11
Apple and work conditions
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A lot of the world's problems would be solved if materialism were that easy to simply "drop".
edit : That reminds me, and this is purely speculative conspiracy theory so take it with salt, I heard once that exposés on Chinese products or manufacturing practise often appear when China does something that annoys the US in the global political landscape.
It's not an idea I'd be willing to endorse right now, but it might be worth keeping an eye on the timing of future reports on leaded toys, killer drywall, or factory horrors.
A lot of the world's problems would be solved if materialism were that easy to simply "drop".
edit : That reminds me, and this is purely speculative conspiracy theory so take it with salt, I heard once that exposés on Chinese products or manufacturing practise often appear when China does something that annoys the US in the global political landscape.
It's not an idea I'd be willing to endorse right now, but it might be worth keeping an eye on the timing of future reports on leaded toys, killer drywall, or factory horrors.
Inventory hoarding
I've always been a fan of the 'Spacial' inventory systems like Diablo or Dungeon Master, where items take up extra squares or have a weight modifier.
A close second is the equipped-item system like in FF2j or RS3. Keep all the items you want in your inventory. But when it's time to fight a battle, you get your weapon, your shield, and two fucking pots. Good luck.
A close second is the equipped-item system like in FF2j or RS3. Keep all the items you want in your inventory. But when it's time to fight a battle, you get your weapon, your shield, and two fucking pots. Good luck.
I'm Going To Be Among The RMN Dads
Ten or fifteen years ago, this would have been kind of weird. Now, it's the new norm.
Congratulations. Hope everything goes well for you.
But please, for his sake, don't name him something stupid like a name picked out of a video game. I knew a guy who named his kid "Raiden" after the Mortak Kombat character. That kid is probably getting his lunch money stolen right now.
Congratulations. Hope everything goes well for you.
But please, for his sake, don't name him something stupid like a name picked out of a video game. I knew a guy who named his kid "Raiden" after the Mortak Kombat character. That kid is probably getting his lunch money stolen right now.
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Eventing goodness...
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@Ron: Yes, I really do like the idea of Laine and Pat together but... we'll see how it goes. There's actually an in-game incident which makes both of them more aware of their... uh... feeling for each other. ^^ Pat's a good, guy, you know. He deserves some happiness.
Do that, and then kill him >:D
Emotional cruelty to give players something to remember.
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