DarkeSword

This is essentially a "Hi, I'm new post!" so I've merged it into the appropriate thread. If you'd like please go ahead and make a general thread about the game Priston Tale, but please refrain from only recruiting for your own clan. Welcome to OCR forums. Please leave reviews for remixes.

Buy this. You will not regret it. http://www.amazon.com/Music-Pat-Metheny-Lyle-Mays/dp/B0000018LY

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I'm against it. We want people to come to the site to get remixes. Then they're more inclined to leave a review, participate in the site, and check out other remixes, projects, competitions, etc.

Final Revenge mixes due next Saturday.

Alright sorry, finally getting around to this. Willrock wins with 17 votes.

http://audiotool.com/ An online flash-based sequencer/audio workstation. Surprisingly has a lot of features. Not something I'd ever use for actual production, but it's great for jotting down ideas when I'm not at home (because I don't have FLStudio with me wherever I go). Give it a spin.

I want games where I don't have to worry about any kind of timing. I want to be able to put my phone down if I need to and not worry about dying or losing or whatever. My phone's buttons are tiny, so I don't want to have fumble with them just to play the game properly.

Guys, I asked for games that don't require reflexes. Games like Dr. Mario and Game & Watch are no good. Thanks for the suggestions.

Please recommend Gameboy and Gameboy Color games that don't require any actual reflexes or timing in their controls (i.e. turn-based RPGs are good but platformers and action RPGs are out). I'm putting games on my phone and I don't want to have to deal with involved control schemes with my tiny, tiny buttons. So far I have: God Medicine Final Fantasy Legend Final Fantasy Legend II Final Fantasy Legend III Pokemon Crystal Dragon Warrior I & II Dragon Warrior III Metal Walker Thank you.

I also like to put on my own music while I'm playing.

Has become? It has always been like that.

You should let the people who are in charge of running the project run the project. If you "hate to be the one to do this," don't do it.

If someone asks to stop music, you stop. If you're playing music, make sure you pay attention to voice chat and text chat, because if you miss it and you don't stop after repeatedly being asked, I'm not gonna mute ya, I'm gonna boot ya.

Your posts aren't going through because your username is Hyundai Sonata, which makes it look like you're a spambot to the forum software, so your posts and threads are automatically moderated. The only way to solve this problem is to change your username, which I can do for you.

I loved Bleach when it was about Ichigo and Rukia going around town hunting hollows. Those were really interesting stories about life and death and unfinished business; it was a wonderful premise. As soon as they left the world and went to Soul Society, the series took a dramatic dive in quality. It degenerated into a very standard people-with-special-powers, battles-of-oneupsmanship, train-harder-to-gain-a-new-form series, which normally I do not mind because hey, I read Naruto. My issues are that the pacing of the manga is very slow and it takes way too long for things to happen; a lot of characters wear the same exact thing, which makes it difficult to differentiate; and that Tite Kubo's art, particularly during battles, ends up looking a lot like black smudges than anything more dynamic and detailed. What's worse is that I know he can do much better; I've read Zombie Powder. I don't mind shounen anime cliches, but Bleach doesn't particularly do them very well.

Yeah, Kai's been airing in Japan for a while now. The basic idea was that when they were making the show, the manga was still running, so like a lot of adaptations of shounen fighting manga, they had to stretch out the series to stick with the pace of what was being published in Weekly Shounen Jump. This resulted in a massive amount of filler as well as really horrible pacing of single episodes (i.e. characters standing around for a long time not doing anything, drawn out powerup sequences, etc.). People criticize DBZ for its horrible pacing without realizing that the manga it's based on just isn't like that. A powerup sequence in the manga is like, one page. DBZ reads a lot faster than it watches, and Dragonball Kai (the show doesn't have 'Z' in the title in Japan) basically pares down the anime quite a bit to match the pacing to Toriyama's original work. The funny thing is that a lot of fans of DBZ are whining about Kai, saying "WTF it's basically DBZ with everything cut out!!" without realizing that this is what the anime was supposed to be like in the first place.

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No I'm not talking about the anime, I'm talking about the manga. Bleach is terrible.

Knock it off and get back on topic.

You don't understand. I love shounen fighting manga/anime. Bleach is terrible.

MAKOTO! http://www.giantbomb.com/makoto/94-888/all-images/52-295378/makoto/51-182036/ Her theme is also already remixed on OCR.