See title.
I figured it'd be a bit too obscure for the tip of my tongue subreddit (and google search is basically dead). Male singer, possible female harmony.
Edit: it's not Corb Lund lol
Double edit: Solved! It's by Del Barber
Okay, have to reinstall all my plugins. It's going to be a chore. I've decided rather than just going at it semi randomly, actually install the ones I used first (and hopefully avoid bloat).
The problem is of course, I had a ton of plugins, and they were all also spread across a ton of launchers (Kontakt, Arturia stuff, some smaller companies etc etc).
I know I can open the .rp file in notepad, but honestly that isn't very useful. There's just too much stuff in there to go through and figure it out.
Am I basically SOL and I've gotta try to hope I can brute force enough of my plugins to match the tracks? (I did name them pretty intelligently, so thank you former self) But still, would be nice if there was some kind of concise way to read what the plugin routing is/was.
Edit: just found out about the project bay/fx bay. It's not exactly what I need but it's going to make figuring out which of my 60+ tracks were what a little bit easier.
I've basically won my current game but tbh I'm having fun employing some experimental strategies, and everyone has voted to melt the polar caps, causing significant flooding which is kind of a big deal. Game still easily winnable, but it's basically a "end it now" sort of thing, but I want to keep messing around without dealing with changing everything around.
Looking around the cheat menu/scenario menu, I can't see anywhere to directly influence council votes or reset initiatives, and nothing to alter sea level rise directly, but I'm wondering if there's some other method of affecting it? I guess I could go in and free-terraform all the endangered tiles, but that seems a bit tedious.
I'm playing thinker mod and I can't tell if the AI did this just to annoy me lol.
I know this is available in PRACX but I can't seem to get it working, but Thinker mod works fine. However, I can't find any info about a "show all tile-yield" command (very very helpful).
Does Thinker include this?
I liked the different parties exploring planets, and some of the pilgrimage elements. Felt like I was reading Into Thin Air or something about Lewis and Clark. The worlds were familiar enough without being too sci fi/fantasy zany that made it really easy to immerse myself in. Bonus points for some "cozy" aesthetics (extremely overused term)
been trying to find it, google is absolutely useless nowadays.