I've been loving the blind platinum kaizo content and wanted to do a similair thing but for a game I heard is a decent bit easier than a kaizo game but a decent bit harder than the main-line games. Is this a good idea? And is there anything I should know going into it?
Talking Your Lie in April, Violet Evergarden, that kind of stuff (except for those 2 and a Silent Voice since I've seen them already)
Hi yall, so I started playing piano about 3 weeks ago and absolutely love it, but recently I've hit a bit of a roadblock. While I can play chords on the left hand quite easily, I start to struggle when it is seperate notes. I learned most of my songs through listening to them to find the rhythm, but you kinda can't hear the bass notes? (or at least I can't).
Here's an example of a song I struggle with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2T9CXN_qlc&list=RDi2T9CXN_qlc&start_radio=1 (dw im also learning how to read sheet music but in the meantime i already want to play some other stuff)
Hi, I just got to Floaroma and want to prep for Mars. I've seen everyone use chesto berries for this fight, but I can't seem to find any... The berry plants on 205 don't give anything because "the fruit is rotten".
I watched Your Lie in April about a year ago, and as crazy as it sounds I think it genuinly changed my life more than any other show! I can't really explain how or why, but even tho the show itself is really sad it made me appreciate life so much more. I became more social and extraverted and much more confident, and all of that because of a silly anime :)
Everyone probably takes something different away from the show. For me, the part that hit the most was that nothing lasts forever. If there's someone you like, don't wait around until they're gone out of your life, but make the most of it!
Ever since I watched it I wanted to learn how to play the piano, and I finally got one 2 weeks ago. Again is one of my favorite osts of all time (watashi no uso is another one, I'll learn that soon too), and the beginning seemed quite doable.
I got a B on what was a decently difficult map for me, but when I exited it still showed a C. Why does this happen?