shoutout to soda/DrHappiness/ArchRhythm for organising shit
shoutout to gemm and hamahamahamaham for being great observing buddies
shoutout to Console- for stepping into a new directing role that I don't think was gonna be a thing and doing great
shoutout to rest of production for producing
shoutout to Heny and Aoshi for wrangling gamers
shoutout to eepily for being eepily
shoutout to the extended doggos for being good boys (and girls)
shoutout to Ascent.NA for being keen and playing great games
shoutout to kermit for being a chill scottish lan buddy
shoutout to plunk for surviving
shoutout to lan food for ruining my gut microbiome
shoutout to yohn for being so wholesome that I'm fairly sure he must actually be a villain
shoutout to Turbotabs, for surviving working every lan since i52 with me
shoutout to sannyside and rahmed for hydration and chats
shoutout to the gaming chairs in production
shoutout to War for being sound and showing me extra Jesse pics
shoutout to anyone I missed, sorry
anti-shoutout to my hotel for not including hash browns in the cooked breakfast, unacceptable

forgot how much I liked this game, hopefully I'll see you all again before my annual i-series emergence

Simarilli

Another shocking example of oppression from the southern peninsula.

an interesting watch on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8COaMKbNrX0

To the last question: yes.

Thinks I loved:

Things I did not love:

Note that at Scottish unis (particularly true for St Andrews, not entirely sure about others) you can often switch degree intentions in your first two years because of the four year structure. For example, I could have switched from maths to CS after first year, and I was on a course that was more rigid than most, and I have a friend who switched from maths and astrophysics to maths (I think after third year?). It's actually fairly common.

https://puu.sh/xorJu/46a99fa133.jpg

https://www.flickr.com/photos/158595247@N06/36102269634/in/album-72157685989991503/

Another one to work with.

https://puu.sh/xonJt/69bce6d5fd.jpg

https://www.flickr.com/photos/158595247@N06/36796908601/in/album-72157685989991503/

HeyGuys

I generally agree with what you say, just a few things (and I promise that even though some of them look like leading questions, they are genuine things that I'm thinking about):

• if you saw the use of split screen to show the product forward hold, what did you think about that? Would you have preferred that as PiP?
  
• some related questions: do you think that you might want different things from an observer than a less experienced player would? Since you understand what the whole team is likely to be doing, do you think that makes you want to watch individual players more? I've heard several times that tf2 is confusing to spectate, do you think that spectating/casting single players more in stalemates would make it more or less so?
  
• how do you think we should balance PiP and main camera for players behind? I've found that often when I spectate the player behind things like uber exchanges happen offscreen - do you think it's worth it?

Cheers,
Sim

I'm following this thread with interest - I think I know what I needed to do better, but others might have a better idea from watching the stream.

simarilli

cu@

As a trombonist, I have so many complaints about clefs.

When I played the alto trombone part for Dvorak 9, the sheet music switched regularly between alto and tenor clef, sometimes twice within a single line.
Last year I was supposed sight-read a piece at a brass band concert. I was given music that was bass clef in F.
Similarly, being given brass band treble clef Bb music is fucking annoying.
I've had music in alto clef where entire passages are 3-4 ledger lines below the stave.

ok rant done