Oof, that was good.
To be fair, it is loading and handling a lot of assets. Lots of little mechanics attached to lots of little objects, all the while simulating.
Ohh, a residential retreat, not a military one. They did that for clicks and algorithms.
Ironically, I see these people and equate them to a late-1930s Nazii. The ones that iked going to war and liked all the non-natives expelled or persecuted until leaving.
I don't think the English dub is good enough.
That's usually the case, which I find unusual since the original voice acting is there; just copy it.
My god. The meme potential with these two expressions.
Elon looks like "You don't say" but actually means it.
Haha, I can imagine it would be true, but would certainly depend on the fitness, style/genre, and technique.
Here's the heartrate graph to match post. I consider my technique very good at being conservative, but there's clearly times there I was playing something fast and furious that jacked heartrate (mainly punk-style rockabilly).
Edit: Can legit see where I played fast, thought, "Okay, need something easier." and did lower BPM before being drawn back into fast shit again.
Haha I've grown up jazz trained and subsequently suck at double-kick and most metal in general. We have sheet music for our similar precision parts like metal, but mainly entire sections where you just ad lib on a minimalist setup, never sounding the same twice.
It's like, metal is Formula 1 and my code is World Rally Championship. Yeah, I can fling a car sideways through dirt, but introduce aero and grip, my brain never got exposed to that, so it struggles.
You can stop reading now, but I find this next part interesting if you're curious about drums...
I can use a double-kick better than your "average" drummer (being that the average drummer sucks at or doesn't know double kick at all), but no where near as fast and sustained over time as metal drummers. But, in jazz and Latin, I've learned heel-toe and slide techniques on a single to do brief bursts with one foot only. It's hard to explain, but effectively rocking and sliding the foot to catch the pedal bouncing up on each stroke to hit again. The result is it sounds like a double kick briefly bursting, but just one foot.
What's insanely impressive is metal drummers that apply this to both feet on the double kick mechanism. I imagine it takes a long time to get their bad foot up to scratch, but the result sounds impossible when you look at their leg movement.
An example (no slide though, as I don't think it's possible with double kicks) https://youtu.be/YnFU9IqCTIc?si=AZKXNRvcdXjKDbYg
100/100 and then tweets like this lol.
Whatever's trendy at the time, I guess, fuck whatever that is.
I'm not American, but the Great Depression and 1932 was taught in school as it was that historically significant as the biggest low-point in modern western economics.
Oooooh...
Sometimes my piss smells like sugar, but it often smells like a lot of things. Usually piss. Sometimes asparagus.
I've never watched it apart from trying a couple episodes and not liking it at all. I don't even like the memes.
Yeah I said it! Watchya gonna do?! prepares to run