u/No-Chapter6400

i'm rewatching the last episode for the third time in a row and i end up crying the exact same way.
UGHH what a great and beautiful and heartwarming history

I’m starting to make my own music just by fun in my guitar and piano and I really cannot release myself from simple 4/4 bars that feels totally soulless. I was checking some music I enjoy and I noticed how music can still feel good without having to be extremely mechanical in some points, it doesn’t have to repeat itself multiple times, but I just can’t put my self to do so. Does it makes sense what I’m saying? it’s not like getting off beat and making it seem out of tempo, it’s just that i want it to feel not completely entirely linked to a 4 chords verse repeated timed melodies

I'm playing the game for the second time now since the last time I played and finished it (about 2y ago), I didn't payed that much of attention to the lore and just sticked to the metroidvania playthrough just slaying everything across me.

I'm now playing it all again because I've read some cool storytelling about the sequel and I realised that I hadn't picked up much of the story of the game.

What else can I do to get more of the actual experiencie of the lore story telling unless just reading the items, dialogues and checking the ambient that most scenarios are set up to

I’m having an issue in which my Airpods Max doesn’t give any status light response unless it’s plugged into a charger. But, even though they’re plugged into a charger, it doesn’t charge nothing as the light that shows up is the green one and not the Amber Light, characteristic of the charging status. As it is not giving any response light while not plugged, they’re not connecting aswell.

Do you have guys any idea of what’s that?

i’ve always thought that song was about a pretty relationship