@slime_machine Both games get you to that moment without indicating what you might need whatsoever and then turn you right around to do chores first lol
I don’t even play melee anymore but I think the hax issue is ultimately pretty simple. TO’s don’t have to allow anyone to play video games in their venue, they can refuse entry for any reason there’s no like institution lol idk what all this is hoping to accomplish
@OldSchoolRS I kind of like where the tormented demons are at the moment. Maybe I’m in the minority but it’s kinda fun to plan your faster weapons during the window after 25 ticks for the accuracy. It’s fun that you can sweat some kills and relax if you don’t wanna bother with the mechanics
@KingRannyRL Hi Ranny I would love to get some 1v1 coaching. 1’s is my favorite game mode and I really would love to improve my offense in a way that my opponents don’t feel as confident just waiting for me to miss 😅 I am currently D3, peak c1 in 1s
I used to tell this story to my ukulele students when I was teaching music a few years ago. I also used to tell it as an example of using music to express yourself. I still find the idea fascinating
In 1988, during the late hours of the night, a Hawaiian musician named Israel Kamakawiwo'ole reached out to a local studio, urgently requesting a recording session. Eagerly, he implored the engineer, expressing his desire to bring his idea to life. In a remarkable display of talent and spontaneity, Kamakawiwo'ole recorded a rendition of the beloved song "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" in a single take. This rendition would soon resonate deeply with listeners worldwide, touching the hearts of countless individuals.
The recording itself featured Kamakawiwo'ole's voice accompanied solely by his ukulele, creating a mesmerizing and unforgettable experience for anyone who encountered it. Despite the artist's untimely passing in 1997 at the age of 38, his music and his remarkable but brief life have continued to profoundly impact people from all corners of the globe.
@JagexAsh@SirJB I think this is cool! Piggybacking on this idea, maybe if it’s not directly an upgraded reward from rag and bone man 2, wherever this comes from now would just somehow “enchant” your bone bag to have this effect
@Furry_Wall I turn it on when doing things not click intensive like thieving or tempoross or something. personally I feel like it contributes to a very small amount of lag I wouldn’t want while raiding or 3 tick skilling