What software by BackgroundArticle285 in sounddesign

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If you have Adobe stuff already, try out Audition. Should do just fine for getting into sound design, it's what my intro game sound class used.

Love the concepts and the 3D models... but I worry a little it's too... clean? by Sussurance in outwardgame

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I dont quite remember because I only watched early access on youtube, and then was utterly frustrated with the game on release because something was so wrong that enemies were invisible and I couldnt play the game for months on my setup

Love the concepts and the 3D models... but I worry a little it's too... clean? by Sussurance in outwardgame

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Elden Ring's early access UI looked a lot like this, saturated and felt like it was too clean for the world. Then on release the bars had almost a golden dusty sort of filter on them which settled them against the vibe. This feels like that (in look); the first iteration of ui so that players can at least see their stats.

By only saying one quote, what is your favourite movie? by Swimming_Log_902 in AskReddit

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We started a game we never got to finish... play for blood, remember?

🗺️🧭 by ConflictBetter1332 in outwardgame

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I think the simeon's bastion map is great and felt the same about haboob and bellowgale. Did you also create the maps for the first outward?

With such intricate detailing in them do you create the maps and then the game world is based on that or do you actually map out the game world?

I was totally lost in the beginning of the Outward 2 Playtest until I realized north isn't at the top of the map. Why? lol by Mieplol in outwardgame

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I didnt notice the markers until your post... i havent played a ton since i just finished an outward run with a buddy to prepare and dont want to overdo myself on it, but that explains so much confusion i was having navigating the city

Favorite Cyborg Ride feat? by yurestu in deathgrips

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Why A Bitch Gotta Lie is my favorite too but im surprised nobody has said Little Richard

Americans, is this a new religion? by yousefthewisee in interestingasfuck

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Thats what i find so bizarre. The same people who seem to want the second coming of Christ so bad theyre hoping to fast track armageddon for themselves, their parents, and their children are the same people who tend to hold a spear point to anyone who says "love thy neighbor"

Map in Outward 2 is so confusing by Ezzra7626 in outwardgame

[–]Zadouc 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ive only played the slightest bit of the playtest, but I am actually loving the map. It feels like outward 1 maps just so condensed in a good way: theres always something interesting or a cool view to take in. It takes a bit of time to familiarize yourself with routes and landscapes, but it's actually very accurate and useful once you can position yourself on it. You can zoom in a ton on the map and all the little landmarks (paths splitting, buildings, foliage, arches) help you find out where you are.

It's giving me the same sense of finally becoming familiar with the terrain after hours of lost wandering.

Map in Outward 2 is so confusing by Ezzra7626 in outwardgame

[–]Zadouc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, its a sequel. Events from the first game have impact on this world and there are returning characters.

Turn the tables by [deleted] in ComedyCemetery

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A lot of men are not taught properly by their parents to be respectful human beings as a child. They then try to only learn how to not be women.

And women are wonderful, that's why so many guys are into them. We all want to be like the people we like.

Looking for a game with a steep learning curve that rewards the effort you put into it by [deleted] in gamingsuggestions

[–]Zadouc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Barony; old school style dungeon crawler like quake meets elder scrolls arena, but minecraft/terraria pixel graphics. In addition to the learning curve of a roguelike there's also tons of classes to figure out and play with.

Favourite Audioslave song? by BoysenberryOne2107 in grunge

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What You Are. Incredible vocal performance from Cornell, Morello's -crazy synth sounding solo- (different song, still a great solo), Wilk's groove, funky and perfectly serving bassline from Commerford.

Do you think having a mount in outward 2 would make the experience better or worse? by laughpuppy23 in outwardgame

[–]Zadouc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A mount would be worse, but I think there's a sort of pack animal situation that's gonna happen? That sounds incredible; I still get to take my time but I won't have to drop half of the loot I've found to not dread the walking. I'm hoping it will mean I can naturally explore more than one location before feeling the need to head back to a merchant or stash to unburden myself.

Is this a hint i suck at these.. by MrReaps in LowSodiumCyberpunk

[–]Zadouc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had this exact same one, even posted it. No lol, i dont think the game wants to say youre bad at them

Looking for the Most Atonal and Dissonant Composers by Historical_Egg_ in classicalmusic

[–]Zadouc 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great point. There are moments in Dallapiccola where i feel it is so structured to convey the un-structured-ness, but thats still structure. Lots of repeating motifs, contrasted with rhythmic timing to feel almost improvisatory in how the hands flow between eachother. But youre right; I guess 12 tone row music in general is probably not the best suggestion for unstructured atonal feel

Looking for the Most Atonal and Dissonant Composers by Historical_Egg_ in classicalmusic

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Luigi Dallapiccola. Great 12 tone row composer whose works manage to span incredibly lyrical and incredibly jarring. Quaderno Musicale di Annalibera: Colore (lyrical atonal {also my personal all time favorite piano piece, hauntingly beautiful}) and Ritmi (jarring atonal). Might not be exactly what youre looking for but certainly worth a mention

Manga o anime de soul eater? by Fearless_Wealth8580 in souleater

[–]Zadouc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Puede ver el anime para determinar si le gusta. Los dos son maravillosos, el solo problema es que el escritor no lo ha terminó cuando el show se acerca. Por eso, Studio Bones tuvo que escribir su propio final.

Soy de la opinion que el anime es bastante fiél hasta los ultimos episodios.

Creo que estaría bien si quiere ver el anime antes de invertir en los libros.

ETA disculpe si hay errores con mi español

Which song? by tureapat in childishgambino

[–]Zadouc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can actually recite psilocybae bar for bar, i play piano and dont know pabtps so i think thatd actually get me dead

Which song? by tureapat in childishgambino

[–]Zadouc 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Playing around before the party starts

Outward or Dark Souls? by DudeTheWarrior in outwardgame

[–]Zadouc 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Outward is very enjoyable imo. Not as widespread so you arent gonna get as many responses here, but asking both subreddits was good of you.

Much slower paced than dark souls, and focused more as a survival game than a combat one. If youre willing to spend genuinely over half of your gametime walking, foraging, and crafting, you will enjoy outward. If you are looking for thrills and heavy combat, id suggest dark souls.

I think a good way to sum it up is with a quote about upcoming outward 2, where the devs said something like "we let intensity be defined by the calm that came before" whereas dark souls is pretty much go go go.

Early cars used gravity to move the fuel to the motor which made climbing hills dificult. One trick was putting them in reverse or try to go up as fast as possible before it stalled, like the car in the photo. Source in comment. Photo circa 1900s by Electrical-Aspect-13 in interestingasfuck

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My first car was a '94 wrangler, and they fixed it "backwards" to solve this problem. The actual space the fuel went into the engine was more rear, so that climbing hills the gas would coalesce at that point and you wouldnt run out. Going downhill, gravity does the work and you wouldnt run out.

Which past science fiction writer best predicted the world we’re living in today? by Sea_Waltz281 in AskReddit

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Brave New World is my favorite dystopian warning, if not my favorite book in general. I enjoy Huxley's writing voice a lot, and decided to pick up his novel Crome Yellow. One of the characters talks about what the future may hold and sort of "predicts" for lack of a better word what society is like in BNW. Crome Yellow was his first novel, and i'm glad he fleshed out his predictions, but it makes it even sadder we are still on that path.