DusK

Alright, you got it. Gimme somethin' by December 19th. Also, a quick note on that: If any of you guys claim a track and your initial WIP deadline would fall anywhere between December 4th and December 18th, your deadline is going to be December 19th, because reasons.

Yus. /10char

I'd deliver the ring in a Poké Ball. "GOTCHA! Dustin's heart was caught!" Dude, you don't even know. I've gotten some killer WIPs.

Check-in date: February 8th. If you're on the project now, I'll need something by then to show substantial progress; at least halfway done, and a good, strong concept for the piece. If you're not on the project now, keep in mind that I will be changing the claim requirements on that date to be a bit more strict.

The status is I've been busier with my upcoming wedding and stuff than I thought I'd be, but I'm still keeping tabs on people and will post a check-in date soon.

OC ReMix: Where men are bros and women are also bros!

I don't really care if someone decides to spend every waking moment playing video games. They can do what they do. But I laugh my ass off every time someone tries to insinuate that doing so somehow makes them a better person than me in any way whatsoever. Like I put in just about every game-centric online bio, see my website for a nice, long list of things I've done that take more skill and talent than anything that could be done in a video game.

Brutal/10, would project again.

A request if I could: Can you put me in whatever bracket won't be remixing on the week starting December 8th? I'll be on honeymoon that entire week, but I should be able to poop out a mix on the weeks before and after.

I think it's time to get back into the compo game. 1. Auron 2. Yuna 3. Edea

That's a damn bold choice.

I wish I had the attention span to direct more than one OCR album. But I can definitely contribute a mix. I've had this idea for a really heavy remix of a track from The Adventures of Batman and Robin for the Sega Genesis, so this would give me good reason to finally do it.

Been a while since I did this. I'll sign up as a Star, and choose .

I touched on this a bit during the Be Aggressive! listening party, and then again on OCR Talkback, but I'll post the story anyway. I used to use BearShare back in my high school years to download video game songs that I liked. During that time, I stumbled on Rayza's "Whirlwind" remix and checked out the MP3's metadata, and that's when I first heard of OverClocked ReMix. I was on 56k for a while, so during my last year of high school, I'd use the T1 connection at my school during my Visual Basic programming class to download a bunch of OC ReMixes and I'd burn them to a CD-R, and then bring 'em home so I could transfer them to my Creative Jukebox Zen. I can't remember exactly what year I was doing this, but it was when OC ReMix had its old blue design. After high school, I got caught up in work and life stuff, and was pretty focused on the band I was in, so I kinda fell out of OC ReMix. I fell back in again in 2006, when I decided to check the site out again and saw that Project Chaos had been released. The moment I decided to do VGM remixing was when I was listening to SnappleMan's "Malicious Fingers". After that, I lurked the forums a bit, got insulted by a few people on the forums around 2008 or 2009-ish iirc, skulked away, and came back in 2010 to participate in Dj Mokram's Secret Bonus Point project, which would end up being my first debut onto the VGM arrange scene. A year later, I got posted to the site. Just over a year after that, Be Aggressive! happened.

Kyle borked his site and all the other album sites, including the Secret Bonus Point site, crashed down with it. A bit off-topic, but I do have the MP3 version of the album hosted on my site if anyone wants to hear it.

Actually, I said "this is fate" because I've been sitting on a concept for a remix of this source that I've had since the development of SBP, but considering how much work would go into the remix compared to most of my other stuff, I didn't have a real reason to get around to it. Now I do.

This game doesn't play a whole lot like GW1, so don't worry about that. I'm sure you'll be able to figure out. It's quite a bit easier to just pick up and go compared to most MMOs. If you do find yourself struggling, though, make sure you're not clinging to old MMO mindsets, like standing still and trading damage, or spell rotations, or tank/heal/DPS. Stuff's different in this game. It plays a bit more like an action game.

I haven't noticed any drops, but I haven't been really paying attention. I do know now, though, that YouTube vids I post to Facebook end up with around 25 views after a day. 106 "likes" on my own page. Freakin' Facebook, man.

Yeah, I think this is fate.

Same as Brandon. I could share some insight into directing OC ReMix's most underdog release ever.

It's a five hour drive for me, and that day falls on a Friday. I won't know if I can do it until January, though.

Maybe. "Who the fuck is DusK?"

I have a sick idea that would finally give Kingdom Hearts some recognition in this album series. We'll see if I can scrape some time up to lay it out.

Currently displays the following: I dunno if this is just on my side or what, but considering that the blurb is visible on all other album pages that use that template (or, at least, the five or so I checked), I have a feeling it's a problem with the BadAss 2 site.

Artwork by Nate Horsfall This all started out as another one of my little metal covers I throw onto YouTube every now and then. As more and more people asked to hear more metal covers from Super Adventure Box, it expanded and eventually turned into an EP series, World 1 being the first of them. I know there aren't many Guild Wars 2 fans remaining here (if you bought the game and haven't played in a while, you should; they've added a lot of cool stuff to it), but maybe some people here might enjoy this. It's free. If I'm out of free download credits, the download package is mirrored on my website. Download/Donate