u/smaragd_tyrann

Some months ago I visited a forestry engineering site and found this in the warehouse of the facility (With the permission of the staff).

I mostly listen to Emperor, Portal, Moonlight Sorcery, Obscura, Vampirska, Grima and Summoning.

Some time ago I got interested in funeral doom due its dense atmosphere.

I love the photo mode and the gamma from Doom 2016, they are perfect for taking stunning photos.

I'm asking this because I want to achieve the most minutes of playing music I can play this year for the Spotify Wrapped, so I want to know if this amount of listened minutes are high or low to achieve my goal. Greetings.

I put an image of the album Fröstfodd by Vargavinter as an example of what I'm looking for.

I'm so happy that Wintermute came back after 11 years to release a new song but also songs that I waited for years to be available on Spotify. Hope Wintermute stay active.

Sadly I lost the drawing many months ago, so I'm unable to color it to make it more complex.

I played a 1 hour trial and I loved it, at the moment the combat system is a little bit more complex than the other modern trilogy Dooms.

I'm asking this beacuse in Eternal any time you fight the buffed demons there's only a buff type affecting the demons, so that made me wonder if the game code can allow more than a one buff effect at time.

Happy 10th anniversary for this absolute metal game 💥

Even when I was a child I disliked this image, it always give me the feeling of something it's very wrong (You can imagine what kind of thing it could be).

Photo #1: My first attempt.
Photo #2: Another attempt, focused in the head, I added more details for a more complex design.
Photo #3: My chart of references.

In the last year I attempted to make a reptile-like creature with some human-like parts (Arms, torso), also the creature is perfectly flayed (Only skin remains to maintain hair) and some plants decorating its body for a more unique look.

I would appreciate your recommendations 🤘🏻

Mainly based/inspired in my intrusive thoughts.

I play Rocket League since 2020 (I'm a very casual player).

I always see that everyone uses the Octane and Fennec or other cars that have the same hitbox type, in my case I always like to use Dominus hitbox type cars, so based in the fact that the Octane and Fennec are the popular ones and they're used by the competitive/professional players, so what things these types of cars provide to be basically the most used cars in the game?