I use kde's power modes on my msi and it works well enough even while gaming. There are more direct alternatives to dragon center but i didn't find them particularly useful
Some general advice would be prioritize interest and don't be scared of buying eternals. You are also at the point where pair builds become the most reliable way to win, you just need chips from planets, one scaling +mult and one xmult plus flex slots for money/more scoring. Also watching balatro university's videos is a lifesaver when learning the right way to go
i fucking LOVE music, love discovering weird genres, small artists, songs with a strong idea behind it even if they are badly produced. I always search new ways to enjoy the music that i already like for example rythm games; after playing osu i started tapping in sync and vibing with songs even if they're from a random speaker on the street. Lately i've been obsessed with sleep token, to the point that people on the train think i'm crazy because when that part from Gethsemane starts playing i MUST headbang it.
And the reason why i made this post is because i often feel like i'm the only person that actually cares about the music they're listening to
Sorry for the late reply, it was a busy day. Anyway i heard some songs and i think i get the appeal of having songs that talk about specific topics that no regular musician would cover. The thing holding me back is that they don't reach the level of detail and consistency that human artist can achieve, especially regarding instrumentals. Not for me but definetly worth a try
I would be curious about how today's discovery is worse that the past, considering that you can access huge catalogues for free and that forums exist. And generalising all new music just doesn't make sense to me, you should give it an honest try and maybe start enjoying music again
Interesting, can't say i do the same but I'm curious about what you like about it. I usually want to be surprised by the music that i listen to (in both a good and bad way), then use the albums as lockets with specific vibes/memories/styles which differ greatly from each other, and i feel like with AI i would lose it.
I worded it weirdly, art and content are basically the same thing, what changes is your perception of it, it's up to you to decide if it's something caring more about it, made by passionate people or just sound with cool patters that makes our brain feel good. (Maybe still a weird explanation)
The more i think about it the more i realize that it's actually a really weak assumption. It just felt weird to me that you could have a routine that didn't include music in it, totally mb
Unfortunately i don't think my little laptop could handle more than 2, maybe 3 layers deep, making my efforts of little relevance to an actual study about the problem
Strawberry jam for celeste.
It's a huge collaborative project that introduces 100+ levels (base game has 25) with a really wide range of difficulties, graphical styles, new mechanics, original music and ideas on par with the quality from the base game. Definitely a must play if you like 2d platformers
a bunch of great bands from italy are: Pornoriviste, etta, bull brigade, prozac+, bambole di pezza, punkreas, gli ultimi, il muro del canto.
Have fun
High voltage power lines and more broadly any infrastructure that serves a purpose for people
I use kde's power modes on my msi and it works well enough even while gaming. There are more direct alternatives to dragon center but i didn't find them particularly useful
The new mode is incredibly addicting, the base rework is great and i like all the new characters, definitely a great update. I vote Celeste btw
Some general advice would be prioritize interest and don't be scared of buying eternals. You are also at the point where pair builds become the most reliable way to win, you just need chips from planets, one scaling +mult and one xmult plus flex slots for money/more scoring. Also watching balatro university's videos is a lifesaver when learning the right way to go
I need a balatro mod with these
How does windblown compare to dead cells? I haven't heard much of it after launch which is a shame considering how much i liked the first game.
i fucking LOVE music, love discovering weird genres, small artists, songs with a strong idea behind it even if they are badly produced. I always search new ways to enjoy the music that i already like for example rythm games; after playing osu i started tapping in sync and vibing with songs even if they're from a random speaker on the street. Lately i've been obsessed with sleep token, to the point that people on the train think i'm crazy because when that part from Gethsemane starts playing i MUST headbang it.
And the reason why i made this post is because i often feel like i'm the only person that actually cares about the music they're listening to
Sorry for the late reply, it was a busy day. Anyway i heard some songs and i think i get the appeal of having songs that talk about specific topics that no regular musician would cover. The thing holding me back is that they don't reach the level of detail and consistency that human artist can achieve, especially regarding instrumentals. Not for me but definetly worth a try
I would be curious about how today's discovery is worse that the past, considering that you can access huge catalogues for free and that forums exist. And generalising all new music just doesn't make sense to me, you should give it an honest try and maybe start enjoying music again
I admit that i am closer to the "AI bad" movement than not but curiosity wins anyway, i would be very happy to give it a try
Interesting, can't say i do the same but I'm curious about what you like about it. I usually want to be surprised by the music that i listen to (in both a good and bad way), then use the albums as lockets with specific vibes/memories/styles which differ greatly from each other, and i feel like with AI i would lose it.
I absolutely love how you talk about music, and i 100% agree that when you find a good song you have to take your time to appreciate it
I worded it weirdly, art and content are basically the same thing, what changes is your perception of it, it's up to you to decide if it's something caring more about it, made by passionate people or just sound with cool patters that makes our brain feel good. (Maybe still a weird explanation)
Totally agree with the therapeutic function of music, hope you're doing better <3
The more i think about it the more i realize that it's actually a really weak assumption. It just felt weird to me that you could have a routine that didn't include music in it, totally mb
fratelli d'italia: there are too many bike paths in Rome
Rome:
Unfortunately i don't think my little laptop could handle more than 2, maybe 3 layers deep, making my efforts of little relevance to an actual study about the problem
Wow, definitely a more complete response than i expected. Thanks a lot
Strawberry jam for celeste. It's a huge collaborative project that introduces 100+ levels (base game has 25) with a really wide range of difficulties, graphical styles, new mechanics, original music and ideas on par with the quality from the base game. Definitely a must play if you like 2d platformers