How many images is that? 
I love the piano part so chaotic a cat must be playing it i am certain
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Valaetoshiru
To be fair, "Tsis Xaiv" or "T'Sis Xa'iv" or however we would spell it, could be how Tsi-Hu names would be phonetically written for our (generally) English-speaking Reapers. This name, in particular, could be the name of a Tsi-Hu NPC we could encounter and "talk" to, whatever form, whatever sounds, whatever tech it would take to do it.
Eh?
Eh?
I call them "Shifters", "Dead Meat", "Death Row Inmates", "Target Practice", "Kill Number X", etc.
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Pandagnome and Mahdi
Ah and some may sound more musical with a low growl
@ 0.30 - 0.33
Maybe they dance like this with their bladed feet through the vibration they make through their body and the sound of electric
After seeing how could they sound when they attack or getting seriously injured?
Em8er could have an underground band in the game and with Bigbross boss who sends signals using his music can create melodic and powerful sounds to communicate to the reapers!
Em8er could have an underground band in the game and with Bigbross boss who sends signals using his music can create melodic and powerful sounds to communicate to the reapers!
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Faeryl and Wyntyr
WHAT did I just watch?
Jokes aside, the discussed Category-5 or Mastermind Tsi-Hu could issue its commands through a music-like noise that could maybe only be perceived by researched specialized equipment tuned to a certain frequency. And through analysis and breakthroughs from the research department, Reapers or more likely, some field support units, deployable, defendable mobile sensors could eventually be able to produce sounds that could temporarily disrupt the communication of the Tsi-Hu, disorienting them.
As for underground bands...Borderlands 3 featured some barely known bands that had some great soundtracks. And good way to promote such less known but promising bands is to feature them in such ambitious projects. Or for another example, the band Poets of the Fall, using the name Old Gods of Asgard in the Alan Wake games, created songs just for the game itself and for a related title CONTROL, which also featured one of the real band's best songs. Such collaborations would go a long way of not only mutual promotion, but enriching the game-world, again, to make it more real.
Jokes aside, the discussed Category-5 or Mastermind Tsi-Hu could issue its commands through a music-like noise that could maybe only be perceived by researched specialized equipment tuned to a certain frequency. And through analysis and breakthroughs from the research department, Reapers or more likely, some field support units, deployable, defendable mobile sensors could eventually be able to produce sounds that could temporarily disrupt the communication of the Tsi-Hu, disorienting them.
As for underground bands...Borderlands 3 featured some barely known bands that had some great soundtracks. And good way to promote such less known but promising bands is to feature them in such ambitious projects. Or for another example, the band Poets of the Fall, using the name Old Gods of Asgard in the Alan Wake games, created songs just for the game itself and for a related title CONTROL, which also featured one of the real band's best songs. Such collaborations would go a long way of not only mutual promotion, but enriching the game-world, again, to make it more real.
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Pandagnome
WHAT did I just watch?
Jokes aside, the discussed Category-5 or Mastermind Tsi-Hu could issue its commands through a music-like noise that could maybe only be perceived by researched specialized equipment tuned to a certain frequency. And through analysis and breakthroughs from the research department, Reapers or more likely, some field support units, deployable, defendable mobile sensors could eventually be able to produce sounds that could temporarily disrupt the communication of the Tsi-Hu, disorienting them.
As for underground bands...Borderlands 3 featured some barely known bands that had some great soundtracks. And good way to promote such less known but promising bands is to feature them in such ambitious projects. Or for another example, the band Poets of the Fall, using the name Old Gods of Asgard in the Alan Wake games, created songs just for the game itself and for a related title CONTROL, which also featured one of the real band's best songs. Such collaborations would go a long way of not only mutual promotion, but enriching the game-world, again, to make it more real.
Jokes aside, the discussed Category-5 or Mastermind Tsi-Hu could issue its commands through a music-like noise that could maybe only be perceived by researched specialized equipment tuned to a certain frequency. And through analysis and breakthroughs from the research department, Reapers or more likely, some field support units, deployable, defendable mobile sensors could eventually be able to produce sounds that could temporarily disrupt the communication of the Tsi-Hu, disorienting them.
As for underground bands...Borderlands 3 featured some barely known bands that had some great soundtracks. And good way to promote such less known but promising bands is to feature them in such ambitious projects. Or for another example, the band Poets of the Fall, using the name Old Gods of Asgard in the Alan Wake games, created songs just for the game itself and for a related title CONTROL, which also featured one of the real band's best songs. Such collaborations would go a long way of not only mutual promotion, but enriching the game-world, again, to make it more real.
Oh yes there are much good bands out there and i am wondering if any of the Em8er community or even the Em8er team can play music, ah perhaps @PartTimeJedi and others could make some tunes!
Imagine that with live singers and poets etc etc
Could it be like every 2 months event or something with music, fashion, and fun stuff i'd really like some over the top animations for dancing too
etcetc etc etcetc
I'd be down for writing/playing/recording some original Em8er fan tunes
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