u/tommychopz

Fucking loving this game, although it has its weaknesses its an awesome vibe!

I just got so confused over the recalibration bit in Deluge. MAD.

Where the fuck are all the handler echoes though?

My boss knows another chef who uses degreaser to scrape the seasoning off his grill every night, Ive always left the seasoning on..

Which is better and why?

Thanks

Edit:

I researched elsewhere that you can season stainless steel to make it a non stick surface.

You do this by heating a thin layer of oil. As I thought!

I dont just rely on reddit for my research and, despite a majority of people here tell me to take it back, im gonna stick to my guns.

Been in the industry for 15 years, im not a noob.

Non stick makes a lot more sense in this case because im making grilled sandwiches and dont wanna use oil that will saturate the bread.

People that are saying its dirty and its food residue are wrong. Its oil.

Its scraped flat, scrubbed after every surface.

Smooth, clean, nonstick.

Re-seasoned once a month.

Thanks chefs 😂

I just ground her for fucking 3 hours. No jokes.

Guess now ive got my parrys down, understand the spell mechanics and dodge timings.

Shit man, that was hella stressful but im soooo stoked what a buzz!

Rate this game for punishing me, true soulslike ❤️

New one from me.

Let me know what you think guys!

❤️

Im in a crisis. Ive got a song to the best point ive ever got to before and im super happy with the mix.

Problem is, when i bounce down the track, the bounce file is slower in tempo resulting in it being pitched down and longer.

What the hell is going on? Am i just being stupid here? I hope so.

My bounce settings are:

Destination - PCM
File type - Wave
Bit - 24
Sample rate - 44.1 (same as project)
Format - interleaved
Dithering - None
Mode - Auto
Not including audio tail
Yes Including tempo information
Normalise - Off

Please help.

Thanks