Personally, classical music is harder for me to enjoy recorded than most genres. After attending many quality orchestral concerts, the warmth and fullness of the live sound is one that seems so crucial to the general atmosphere to me. It's one of those things that doesn't really apply to most genres I enjoy, where the incredible color of the live sound has hurt my pleasure for the at-home listening.

That being said, I still really enjoyed the song. The general vibe I got seemed really industrious, sort of a marching, combatant ambience, which I suppose makes sense with the title. While those traits were strong, it also felt inquisitive and explorative as the melodies progressed and different sections came in and out. Music like this is really enjoyable to just actively listen to and think... about whatever.

The strings are very iconic of the song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbLB2RPiYMo

One of my most played songs.

Tweak the settings to what feels comfortable and it shouldn't be destructive to your visibility.

i forgot i was on reddit

One of the greats... :(
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPOpk-4AqZQ

If it weren't so early/late (6AM), I'd cast it. Bummed I can't make the stream. Good luck to all competing and hope for a fun match!

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14:28 - 15:05 was priceless. The crowd interaction, the commentary.

Really high quality stuff. Excellent effort and execution!

I'd have to argue in the other direction. While visibility can be seen as an advantage, the lack of particles on screen can also serve as a monstrous disadvantage. Being unable to see trails of any projectiles can make them far harder to anticipate. For example, your chances of being surprised by rockets from the flank or behind is significantly increased when you can no longer see the lengthy smoke trail. Without explosion particles, players are at another split second disadvantage of knowing whether someone was just firing near them or not. These particles significantly subdue the signs that most players visually rely on to be the most alert that they can be.

It seems like more than a fair tradeoff, let alone the fact that minimal particles are primarily used by people struggling to get their fps as high as their monitor's hz.

Does anyone know if the names in the scoreboard can be sorted by factors other than points? Thanks.

Guy's got a good attitude, best of luck

Oh, thought this was about this guy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1RUCQNRdZ0

I'm not pulling some "dead game" bs, I'm just legitimately wondering what has kept you interested in playing?

Lately I feel like I've lost reason, so I'd like to hear what others have to say.

An event movie would be awesome. I always loved what they did with these i40/i43 clips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVcY6PrdJ5c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgrnL1Mr3aM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwXrrotAGDI

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