Tuesday, December 21, 2004

Tasty

Today's OCRemix: "Aftershock" Soukaigi Remix by Ziwtra. This is quite something to me, to hear music from a PSX RPG that was never U.S. released (or at least specifically mentioned that it never was), and feeling a strange impulse to try the game sometime. Youngjin (Ziwtra) does that to me often, it's how I got into Terranigma for the first time. Anyway, this, not unlike Ziwtra's other work, is a trance piece that uses effects that I doubt few people have seen in conventional techno or house pieces. It's has the same allure and power of an instrumental piece, but has none of the instruments. You must listen to believe. I got bored of the "Aka to Ao" layout a little faster than I thought, and figured that a photoedited image of me probably wouldn't quite cut it. For this reason, I decided to go all out with a Plastilina Mosh style layout complete with an image of one of my favourite albums, "Juan Manuel". I hope you enjoy the new myO in all it's salmon/electric pink glory. First of all, I would like to apologise to all those in Senpai for being somewhat vague with my first post. The thing is that your signups weren't really a way of getting Senpai (or anyone else for that matter) to know you really well right off. The signups were a way of letting me, the RPG creator, understand just how your character sees the world so that I don't mess up too badly with their personalities right off. However, Senpai is not necessarily omnipotent, and would like to know a a few more details about your characters, such as why they are interested in film, and maybe explain a little bit about themselves, in their own way. Furthermore, I know some people still need a little info on writing in script form, so I'll be sending them a PM today. As for what the hell was happening yesterday, I was in Montreal, living it up outside the house for the first time in a while. We did some Christmas and non-Christmas shopping (non-Christmas meaning that I got to wear the new shirt I bought right away, hee hee), and our eventual plan was for me to take a break at the arcade once all the important stuff was out of the way, but, lo and behold, the arcade was closed because a water pipe had ruptured in the building. So much for DDR in public. Oh, but the most impartant detail of yesterday was that after almost 25 years of living in this country, my mom finally passed a government exam and earned her Canadian citizenship. We were in Montreal because she was going to get her passport. I'd say it's been a faily big week in the family, so you'll excuse me if this is more or less all the news I have for today. See you all in Adventure Square, actores jovenes. (current temperature, -20 degrees C, -36 with windchill)

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