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[axoliam]

“What else, would a solder of Europe do, outside of following orders”

[angry-healers]

Re: tank complaining about holy spam - yeah the tank was dumb for the "healers should heal" bit but also I got all the way to 70 (without powerleveling/MSQ) on a tank before I realized that Holy actually stuns the mobs! Something worth pointing out to anyone who complains about that in the future since stunned mobs do zero damage, which is literally better than having to heal damage back ;D

Holy is really useful and honestly, unless we’re all dying horribly, it’s not a big deal if the whm wants to go Pchew Pchew a bit since it stuns AND damages

- mod prox

[ffxiv-langs]

Nullzone question

How far away does the Null zone start in Roblox? I’ve had things ~ss7500 studs away in my games with no noticeable troubles, unless you look really closely while the camera intersects the ground. My guess is that you may begin to see issues around ss20000-ss50000 studs out, like in the old O p t i f i n e for Minecraft. The ‘Steven Universe RP:Homeworld’ gives an example of the effects of the null zone in an actual game (warp to City of Delta ss7 and look for z-f I g h t i n g, or look at your character) and that’s about as much null zone as I’m willing to put up with for my own game. How far away is Delta? Nullzone experts pls answer

[dustedmagazine]

Shane Parish — Child Asleep in the Rain (Nullzøne)

Child Asleep in the Rain by Shane Parish

If you’ve heard the Ahleuchatistas, Shane Parish’s duo with drummer Ryan Oslance, you already know that the guitarist is not prone to playing the same thing for long. So while Undertaker Please Drive Slow, his excellent CD from a couple years back of solo interpretations of American folk songs, sounded like a man who had found his way home, he’s already moved on. Instead of steel-stringed acoustic guitar, Child Asleep in the Rain Parish plays electric guitar, bass, keyboards and an array of pedals. And instead of rustic Americana, he pursues the cosmos. 

“The Great Great Wall” opens the tape (released in a very small edition, but also available as an unlimited download) with an air of desolation. Long, elastic guitar swells undulate over an unsteady bass foundation — now it’s there, now it’s not — while a piano part that sounds like Alice Coltrane playing the pre-shoot out music in a Wild West saloon drizzles like insufficient rain. If you’re the sort of listener who gives weight to album titles, this track alone might start you wondering just what went wrong to require that kid to shut her or his eyes without a roof overhead. The title track comes next, expressing an emotional ambiguity that’s unlikely to let you off the hook. Fat, crumbling bass steps trace a downward arc while a tremolo guitar sheds an unsteady light.  

Parish is not the sort of narrator who will get you lost and leave you out there. He pushes back at the darkness on “Angular Essences.” Each note gets swept up into a swirl of delay until there’s a birdlike flock of them wheeling over a churchy organ foundation. And the Fripp-like tone of his acidic lead on “Chest Cavity Portal” feels hopeful despite the rather dire title. The cumulative emotional effect of this music makes it unlikely that you’ll use it as ambient fare, despite the occasional sonic similarities between this music and late 1970s Brian Eno. But it’s an apt companion for times when feeling is real.

Bill Meyer

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