u/bruikenjin

I have not seen any comments from the people bitching about the "lack of plot progression" about quite literally anything in the game except plot. Not a single comment about how fun the platformer mode was, or how cool the music was, or anything about the subtler developments of the lore in character and thematic development.

I have not seen them say anything about anything except for "wah not enough plot" and "ooh weird route" for that matter. And like, my question is, have they actually played the game?? If you played the chapter you would see how amazingly FUN it was. Sure, we didn't get much information about the knight or overall game lore, but we got so much other stuff.

Even ignoring gameplay, just talking about lore, we got to see Asgore's behaviours which led to the divorce. We got the reveal that Ralsei can use fire magic. We got so much character development from Ralsei, Susie, and indirectly Kris.

Chapter 5 was a good chapter even if it didn't advance the main story that much.

I'm a high school sophomore that currently plays the clarinet, but I have really been wanting to play a string instrument recently. The one that I want to play is the cello, I don't really like the way you play violin and viola and cello seems good.

My questions are 1. Can I learn cello without a teacher, on my own and 2. How long will it take for me to get pretty decent at it (at the level of being able to play in a youth orchestra or something)

https://preview.redd.it/ru52zxvaoa8h1.png?width=710&format=png&auto=webp&s=93bcec77036f0085617a5ae1f51c4c76eb7da1c4

In the land of the Bards, there's this 3 language rosetta stone that teaches you the word for fortress in the Bards language, but if you look closely, there's a fragment of the first language's word for fortress that can be implied by the radicals (house of warriors)! I love the attention to detail

Everything I've seen about composition is basically either "enroll in a university class" or on the other side it's "just go compose you'll figure it out with enough google searches". Is there any free courses or textbooks or anything that provide a route to learning classical composition?

I've always wanted to be able to play songs I like on my instrument, but for a lot of them, there's simply no arrangements or transcriptions available online, so how do I learn how to transcribe?