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The Japanese perform a formal kind of puppet theater called Bunraku where the puppeteers are in plain sight but wear black to not draw attention away from their elaborate puppets. Ancient sutras tell us that our atman permanent self/soul behind this world is ever present, but is overlooked as we form an ego with our mind/body as a separate self. If we live life with this understanding, as a puppet that reflects the will of its master and not its own woody self, the world would be more beautiful.
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Quod Review
Thank you for the lengthy review, it was a very enjoyable read (I read it 3 times haha!). I agree with everything you've written and would have given it the same rating myself. You have been the most astute observer of Quod.
Just to tie up loose ends in your mind about my game: the voice of the Robot was made using text-to-speech software which you can find here http://www.acapela-group.com/. The voice is English UK PeterHappy. Also, the rushed ending was a result of two poor design decisions. One, the ending musical track was very short and I wanted to synchronize the narration to it, which rushed it. I stubbornly insisted to myself that that must be the final song. Two, three-four months was a very long time for me to have the game's development (my 1st) be dragged on. The flashing disc memories were implemented in the game before the ending was thought of. The hasty ending suffered because of my impatience.
Again this review has been very helpful to me and I hope you will turn your critical eye towards my game Bunraku, to be released this week. Thank you.
Just to tie up loose ends in your mind about my game: the voice of the Robot was made using text-to-speech software which you can find here http://www.acapela-group.com/. The voice is English UK PeterHappy. Also, the rushed ending was a result of two poor design decisions. One, the ending musical track was very short and I wanted to synchronize the narration to it, which rushed it. I stubbornly insisted to myself that that must be the final song. Two, three-four months was a very long time for me to have the game's development (my 1st) be dragged on. The flashing disc memories were implemented in the game before the ending was thought of. The hasty ending suffered because of my impatience.
Again this review has been very helpful to me and I hope you will turn your critical eye towards my game Bunraku, to be released this week. Thank you.
Difficulty with uploading game.
Update: I've managed to compress my game, originally 762 MB, to now 243 MB by converting all .wav SE and BGM files to mp3 files. Thank you all for your suggestions and I hope you enjoy my game. :3
Difficulty with uploading game.
I've converted all of my .wav files to mp3, which reduced the size of my audio folder from 150 MB to 15 MB. So that's an improvement.
Difficulty with uploading game.
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Voice acting would do it, yeah.
It's tempting to express my vehement hatred towards voice acting, but I'll refrai-- oh wait no never mind it's too late I just did.
I would understand if your hatred was targeted towards the large data usage or general amateurism of usual voice acting, but I assure you that this "text-to-speech" voice acting is appropriate, comical, and fitting for my "Robot" character.
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