It's like I just "know" the text. It's just in there with no intermediary.
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Drawfee consistently churn out a lot of videos and streams each week so I have no issue tipping them
HBomberGuy donating the proceeds from his latest video exposing plagiarism, with +20M views and took months to research and create, to the people who were stolen from earns him a tip too
Oracle / Seer / Diviner
Great flavour, lots of precedence in stories. But in practice if abilities didn't give us info/tantalising hints it was a waste of resources, and if it did then we'd skipped over fun adventure story beats.
On the one hand they are a great way for the GM to give you info and hints. On the other hand, they can feel like they short cut'd fun story-rich adventures to libraries and sages and NPCs with secrets we needed to know etc.
Team Aphantasia!
And once you've stopped, listen out for the voice that says "just this once, as a treat, I've been good" because that voice lies
Democracy doesn't need to be over thrown when you can just gradually throw it away
Fuck this
With a mere 243min you can be in the top 2% of Dolly Parton listeners which, tbh, seems low given that she has 16.9M monthly listeners
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For real, are you ok?
Wow, Dimension 20 "Burrow's End" is wild
"Having an audio book that shifts voices and tone easy but can also include background noises"
That's not what you're going to get. Even with A.I they all requires sound editing and reviewing and fixing errors which all costs money. We already have the tech to do A.I voice acting and I've tried a few. What we'll get is what we have now, a single A.I voice with eerie intonation that modifies some words to their context but not others so it functions for a sentence but cannot emote a paragraph.
Can I ask which one you use? I've heard such horror stories
Knitwear
joined 1 year ago
A friend asked me the same thing, they have a back and forth of voices, at significant speed, and then they reach a decision. Whereas I just "know" all the pros and cons (to the best of my ability) all at once if that makes sense?