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>makes jokes of showing his dick
>oopsie it was a bug
>sorry I'm just depressed
Maybe if you could stop thinking about sex for a day you'll feel better. Trust me, I'm a coomdev.
But I wouldn't mind to see the end of your game if you know what I mean

There has never been a good gacha game, you're just a gambling addict with stockholm syndrome. MagiReco was good for the story and characters that we loved. Some parts of the game could be fun, but ultimate I was there because I cared. The issue with Exedra is not that its gameplay is trash, it's stingy with rolls, it's too grindy--no, the issue is that there's nothing to get invested in as a fan. There's nothing to fall in love with like kamihama offered. If we had those things, these complaints would be washed away by a sea of people talking about their favorite characters having nasty lesbian sex, but because the story has been so nothing, we don't have that.

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time signatures are how music is "organized"
the most common is 4/4, which means there's 4 quarter notes per measure, when you're actually playing music this is what you're following to keep the whole song together and that's the job of a conductor in a large group, they're basically a human metronome and help keep everyone in sync cause it's really easy to get thrown off entirely otherwise even if you have a strong sense of internal rhythm
time signatures don't have to be just quarter notes per measure, it can be half notes (x/2) eighth notes (x/8) or even sixteenth notes is that composer is a fucking hipster
it also doesn't have to be just 4 quarter notes or 8 eighth notes a measure (4/4 or 8/8, but those two are identical in practice) it can be any amount, and changing the time signature into weird shit is how you get more unique and unpredictable sounding music
toby is not only using fucking weird time signatures (11/8 and whatever the fuck else) but he's switching time signatures constantly, even sometimes measure by measure which makes the song sound incredibly disjointed, which is the whole point
it would make actually performing the song REALLY fucking annoying since the literal rhythmical foundation of the song is constantly changing, when measures begin and end usually denote when major parts of the song start and finish, so having it jump around that frequently is like changing the foundation of a house as you're building it

I have calculated that the earliest point by which full dive VR will be a reality and good will be around the year 2200.
Full dive VR will recruit your body's lucid dreaming facilities.
Based on current rates of progress in neuroscience, it will take at least 100 years to perfect such tech.
I do not think any lucid dreaming tech startup will appear in the next 10 years. I believe it's very optimistic expecting it in the next 40 years. I think the first such startup appearing in the next 60-80 years sounds about right.
Hence, the 2200 figure.