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Negative, though reading the comments in the video it seemed to have been in MX Unleashed. I really liked racing games back then, but i mostly stuck to car ones. 2000s racing games really is are a treasure trove for people looking to get into rock and metal. Do you know this one?

Amazing how some of these videos survive 15 years with no copyright strikes

Mine should be relatively easy. A witch, around 17-20 years old, white skin, blonde hair reaching the shoulders, big brown eyes, no particularly special facial features, short height slightly above 150 cm, slim build, black simple robes reaching around her thighs and knees, sleeves of the robe...

Not depressed but i do find most of them plain unenjoyable. Drama and tragedy are really hard to make, and i notice many works just go for cheap melodrama instead of actually trying to develop a narrative that could speak with the readers/spectators. Angel Beats in particular was actually...

Tempting. Sounds better than 8 hours sitting in a desk + 2 hours of transit, the rest being filled with sleep and existential dread. Add in videogames and internet and you'll have yourself a very plentiful farm.

Hello, I'm a shrimp

The best advice i've ever seen regarding the writing of any cultural aspects in a story was... don't worry too much about it. Real cultures are strange, and they often don't make as much sense as we think they do. We may trace down one or another reason to explain why something is the way it is...

But they're 'happy' in those classes, or rather were designed to be happy with their position in the caste. Its ultimately a world without conflict where everyone is satisfied. However it feels "wrong" somehow, no matter how much people are getting along and leading the comfortable warless...

Its fine, i haven't read it either. The idea of the book is still interesting to think about nonetheless. Here's a nice sum up that compares it with 1984 for anyone interested... using countryballs for some reason.

A story that depicts the daily life of an old man who spends his entire days in the park feeding pigeons. Isn't that more or less the premise of Brave New World?

I am a fan of what i like to call 'comfy horror'. Essentially a type of immersive horror that focuses less on the gore and tragedy, giving priority instead to the mystery, uncanniness, wonder, etc; almost fairy tale like in a way. Think something that would go along well with those "dark...

Its my first attempt at seriously writing a story so i'd appreciate some feedback. I don't mind if its biased, prefer it in fact. Posting impressions on the thread is fine with me. https://www.scribblehub.com/series/906233/cry-of-the-witches/