Pro software developer. Amateur dungeon master, chef, martial artist, graphic designer, musician, and game developer.
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Ok, only one more set! These are both used as theme songs for our Twitch shows with @DuckyDragnTamer and @jingothefool. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6pm Arizona time on https://t.co/a3JzasgG9c.
Here are the tracks:
https://t.co/xLOpWSA3O2
https://t.co/naa9vdL3wY
Another new song. This one's a bit different! No heavy guitars, just some old-fashioned strings and horns! Bring Out Your Joy
#music#NewMusicFriday#InstrumentalMusic
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Finally putting some of my new music online. Check out The Battle!
Guitars, cellos, violins, drums... We got em all!
#music#newmusic#rock#metalhead
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@DuckyDragnTamer @martiankat I have not had any experience with V:tM. I'd be down. Either as a player or storyteller. I know nothing about the lore of the game, but I always love trying new systems!
@babble_drabble I actually like it when my players ask questions mid narration. I can see why it would be annoying, but I take it as a sign they are interested in what's happening, and it gives me an idea of what they are interested in within the scene.
@ChuckWendig This is an excellent question! And tough.
Tentatively:
Undertow by Tool
...And Justice for All by Metallica
Songs for the Daily Planet by Todd Snider
@DuckyDragnTamer @jingothefool @dreaddsloth That's a tough call... I guess I'd say, in no particular order:
Dragon Age Origins
Bioshock Infinite
Baldur's Gate 2
Command and Conquer: Red Alert
I'm lucky enough to DM for very awesome people, and don't have to worry about this, but I do not understand this attitude... And not just with D&D, with anything.
Why are there always people who can't just let others enjoy things?
About to start another #dnd session with @DuckyDragnTamer and @jingothefool.
Come check out what they get up to in the big city tonight! Starting soon!
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As a software developer, I think this is absolutely true. I can't count the number of times someone has told me they could never be a programmer.
Every time I tell them the same thing: it's not that hard, there are no elite skills necessary, anyone can do it. Try it!