NARCODIS'S PROFILE

sounds exciting.

if you ask me, it's like a user-based all-request radio station. can you download and own the tracks using this software? if not, then there is, morally, nothing at all wrong with it.

owning a CD is great. I don't care if people buy or don't buy. I rarely buy. But I can say, as a fellow musician, artists aren't trying to sell their CD, they're trying to make it heard by people. Artists, if they're making a living off of it, will make it from merchandise and live shows. They make money off of albums, but not much compared to what their label makes. The artists WANT you to share their music. The record companies don't.

We're in an era of digital music, where owning the physical copy is merely a novelty these days. The record companies and the RIAA are refusing to keep up with the tide change, and their scare tactics have proven to be useless. Because of their stubbornness, they are going to crumble.

Only a matter of time before everyone can get any song anywhere anytime. No sense in buying the music.

Of course, if the artist you like is on an independent label, then buying the music is a good way to support them.

I find that I actually enjoy pauses in dialog. Well, not enjoy, but appreciate. They do create a desired effect in reading. And I know not everyone reads the same speed, yadda yadda, but it can be a useful effect.

What sucks though, is when you die after a long cutscene and have to read through the pauses all over again. It's painful. Horrid. Makes me never want to use pauses again.

So, it's better to not have them. They aren't that essential, and the game changes very little from not having them.

Awesome! thank for the review, mate. Much appreciated, and I'll take everything you had to say into consideration.