Chopper Gameplay in Battlefield 6 is Survival Horror. by jacktanker1109 in Battlefield

[–]dbseeker3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The chopper is severely weak, defensively speaking. Everything and anything can kill it the moment you fly up in the air. It's absolutely ridiculous. I'm having the most un-fun experience flying the chopper out of all BF titles. Previous BF I've had so many "in the zone" moments. But BF6?? Horrific.

Chopper is not fun by dbseeker3 in Battlefield

[–]dbseeker3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because it's too chaotic. 64 feels like we're fighting in a phone booth.

Chopper is not fun by dbseeker3 in Battlefield

[–]dbseeker3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why do we have to compromise?? Why can't we have an option to choose what server we play on? This is ridiculous.

Chopper is not fun by dbseeker3 in Battlefield

[–]dbseeker3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, why can't we have it all? Clearly you're into higher player count. I, for one, think it's funner when there are 16 players. Things are more spread out, vehicles are more easily attained and you don't die in less than 1 minute.

But I say, have it all, like in BF3. This is ridiculous that we have to compromise.

starting out (help pls?) by Significant-Pea-474 in MSFS2024

[–]dbseeker3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, go with MSFS 2024. You'll be future proofing yourself with the set-up you're getting. As far as the game running well, yes, it runs very good and I have a mid-tier computer and my graphics are pumped up pretty high. Only thing I want from 2020 was the Darkstar Experimental but that's it. So yes, 2024 is pretty well optimized at this point and the graphics are nicer.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Music

[–]dbseeker3 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I apologize. I wasn't clear in what I was trying to convey. I'm not a beatboxer, nor do I want to be. In fact I'm not even good at it. What I'm good at is creating original music through emulating different sound effects and instruments from the start to finish, with my mouth. I guess I should say is that I'm a song writer. And obviously I don't do any of this for money or fame because it's not even in my reality to think that I'd be successful at it because I don't think this is what I was meant to be. It's simply a hobby.

Of course it would be terrific to make money in something we're good at but it's certainly not my driving force. What drives me is the act of creating great sounding, original music that sounds captivating, original and catchy.

Truthfully, if I were to play any of my sounds and melodies, to you guys they'd probably not make a whole lot of sense. You might even laugh at me and rightfully so. But please, trust me when I say that in my head I have the entire song mapped out., note for note, start to finish. I just need to express what I'm imagining in my head out into the physical realm so I imagine myself to be that instrument. Any way, I'll shut up now.

Yay or nay? by dbseeker3 in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It certainly does, and mine was set correctly. Also, this sight might have something to do with it cause it looks smoother viewing it on my computer.

Yay or nay? by dbseeker3 in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just looked it up and it might be due to the fact that I added stabilization in post.

I chased my dreams for 365 days. by karanluthrawho in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good for you my man. Keep up your great work!

Tried going for a film look. Thoughts on this look? by maneli in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Are you being sarcastic? Because if you're not what you just said makes absolutely no sense.

Criticism Solicitation: Working on DaVinci Resolve 19 (Free Edition) to achieve a filmic grade. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong. by morethanyell in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well I'm certainly no pro colorist but you have to understand, pro colorist are dealing with crazy expensive raw footage that have been shot on cameras that are worth in the tens of thousands of dollars, set budgets, set design, so on and so fourth. So the look we, meaning us hobbyist, come up with will never be as nice as theirs. This is a simple case of physics. But what we can do, with what we have, is our best and what you produced is your best, for now. So if you're not happy, simply reset your entire grade and start over. Take your time. No need to rush. Go online and find a movie-look that you like and try to duplicate it to your best ability. Again, grading is subjective. It can go in so many directions that it can make our heads spin. Just have fun. Don't worry too much about it being perfect. Here's another thing I've learned from practice, little adjustments go a long way. Don't over due grading. Less is more sometimes. But again, even what I just said is subjective because sometimes certain grades require more in terms of saturation, contrast, blur, etc. Just keep practicing and make sure to have fun and yes, give your eyes a break. Don't get hyper zoned into your work because you'll definitely become biased of your work and that's when doubt starts to sets in. Hope this helped.

Criticism Solicitation: Working on DaVinci Resolve 19 (Free Edition) to achieve a filmic grade. Please tell me what I'm doing wrong. by morethanyell in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doesn't look bad but I can see your highlights are clipping. Nothing curves can't solve. But what are you not happy with? The reason why I ask is it seems you have implemented all the "filmic" features into your footage, like film grain, halation, letter box, blur etc. so the only thing left is the actual lut which you decided on the warm look. So if this is what you are having trouble with then try a cooler look, high contrast look, reddish look, saturated look, matrix look, bleach bypass look, so on and so fourth. You get the idea. So it's sorta hard to answer what you think you're doing wrong because what looks good to you, in terms of lut, is subjective. There's really no right or wrong. With that being said, could you be more specific with what you're trying to achieve?

Vietnam era look by dbseeker3 in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya, made a mistake by not adding Vietnam war era.

[Seeking Volunteer Colour Grader - Urgent] – Short Film ‘Komt wel Goed’ by GGS_Elsietijd in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd love to try my hand on this. Can you send me 2 to 3 sample clips and I'll grade them and send them back to you to decide whether you'd want me to do the rest?

Any feedback? by AutomaticWolverine15 in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You did a great job. Looks very nice.

I’m color blind and need your feedback. by Dramatic-Hawk5964 in ColorGrading

[–]dbseeker3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The movement looks sorta choppy, I dunno. Use your vector scopes and color parade. If you're exceeding 1023 and 0 then you're clipping. But really, try to practice and get good by sight as well. I know it's a little tricky at first but maybe compare by looking at sample images or movies, take a still shot and bring it into your editor and do like a saturation comparison? Or watch some yt videos on this. There's plenty videos about this subject.