u/Dark_Flame2195

We won btw dw.

I got pretty bored recently, so I decided to listen to and rank all sephra meltdown themes. And to try to avoid this post falling into the low-effort category, I will explain what i thought about them and describe them... THIS IS JUST MY OPINION PLEASE DON'T SUPLEX ME FOR MY PLACEMENT.

*Ahem* Anyways, starting with the elephant in the room.

Hod's theme: I don't like jazz. I have nothing against Hod, and I really like her, but I just don't like jazz; it's nothing personal against her.

Malkuth's theme: It starts slow and ominous, kinda when I first started doing the core suppression and before I understood what was happening; then it suddenly picks up and gets going as you understand the mechanics. Then it suddenly transitions back to slow and ominous for a bit before picking up a bit and then begins playing this, like, tune/rhythm that feels like something out of some library adventure. It's a peak theme, and I love it.

Yesod's theme: starts off weird and unexpected in a good way; I love the sort of... synth bass at the beginning, then it picks up with the drums, and then a solid piano jumpscare before it tapers off, then the weird synth bass appears again as your vision becomes more and more pixelated, like "Lock in fucko, this shit gets worse." it continues for a while with a bit more ominous undertone to it and repeats until we get to the end where it stops and sort of "Fizzles" out.

Netzath's theme: Starts like as if there was a time lapse going on, slow, kinda chill, and I think some synth to it, before it fades out and is replaced by this ominous hum for a bit before it begins to amp up. Remember that library adventure theme I described towards the end of Malkuth's theme? It makes its return here, and it sounds like a damn good remixed version, now with 50% more violins; then it slows down a bit as we get, like, a bit of a church choir before it goes right back to the remix, and then it eventually ends. Love this theme almost as much as Hokmah.

Tiphereth's theme: Starts off with violins, which I love, since this represents how sad Tiphereth feels about her brother, as we can see in her core suppression. >!She sits atop a large pile of Tiphereths with organ-like pipes.!< While I did expect a bit more, although it doesn't change much a do genuinely like this theme, as it does it pretty well.

Chesed's theme: starts off with this sort of quizzical, somewhat energetic yet focused melody you would hear during an interrogation in Ace Attorney; it gets a tiny bit more intense for short periods but not for long before it loops back. We get a nice piano bit, though.

Gebura's theme: I'll be real, I expected something more intense and battle-worthy. That's not to say I didn't like it; she's in A-tier for a reason, and although it makes up for it towards the end, and at the end of the day it's a baller theme, the energy does not feel it for me.

Binah's theme: Starts off like I'm listening to the end credits to an Avatar movie, and I quite like it, and the violin goes very nicely too. Then it ends, and we get a Halloween theme jump scare, which I did not expect but honestly was not bad, and I was surprised at how good it was.

Hokma's theme: Starts off like a Subnautica OST, slow, echo-y, and it kinda plays into that for a bit before ending abruptly; then quickly it ramps to this intense, fast-paced tune with sort of glitchy/scratchy effects in it, and i love it, it loops for a bit before it abruptly slows down as some subnautica bits peer through before going right back to full speed. Until we get to the end, where it quickly ends.

Yeah, and that's all of them. I hope i used the right flair bc i do not post here at all TvT. And go ahead and share your favorite core suppression themes and why you like them so much

This game is basically Ultrakill x Titanfall in a WWI setting. It's so peak

I love summoning A-10s on wave 10. so fun since ppl never expect it lmao.

I hardly ever enter battles anymore man.

Seriously though, why couldn't they have made this like the previous LEGO event when you could (IIRC) basically get the guardian dragon in at least around an hour or so? We just got done grinding the previous event and now we need to grind EVEN MORE??? fun.

I was recently reminded that this gem of a show existed, and I have wanted a community to lurk in about it. Imagine my surprise when this sub shows up with no warning. Anyways, hello there. I prob won't be too active here, but I can't believe there's a community about this show.

There's nothing truly wrong with PvP, imo, but I still notice that most players I play against seem to leave before the round even starts, and that really annoys me and kinda ruins the experience. There's also no 2v2 or 3v3, but I hope that will be a thing in the future.

(Ignore the cat) I recently just got into this brand of Ramen, and I kinda like it (still trying to build up spice tolerance though 😅 W milk) but I have found this flavor to be pretty bland so I'm looking for seasoning suggestions to make it more tasty. And i also got eggs if it helps, since I heard eggs and Ramen go nicely together. (I don't exactly have anything else besides that on hand.)

Yeah, hi, I'm new to this Reddit. I wanted to show off my park that I have been working on since around 2019-2023. I'm sorry that the footage is very amateur-looking and a bit stuttery; there's a bit of lag here. There are a lot of coasters and rides, but I'd love for you guys to give me some input on some things

Names for all the coasters (Not necessary but very welcome)

A new coaster for the bottom right part of the park (The one you saw me delete)

That's it for the most part, but I want to hear your guys' thoughts on the park and what I should add to it. I have no clue on how I can add people's custom builds (Not rides) to the park or where I can find good ones that could potentially fit in with my park but i am very much open for suggestions on what i can add to my park.