xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@PurpCat I think the worst part was that you had TV channels going off the air and online-only games shutting their servers down just to make everyone reflect on the situation.

To me that is no different than the so-called "morning periods" that the DPRK has.

If there is one good thing to say about these LA riots it is that unlike the "Summer of Love" from 5 years ago, we don't have a bunch of celebrities and corporations virtue signaling about the event, which makes these riots easier to ignore.

@Dan_Ramos Doesn't matter if it's physical or digital as long as the game is DRM-free.

Trying to replace the remaining copyrighted placeholder sound effects with stock ones, but I can't find any that sound right. In Zelda and Zelda-like games, enemies die with an explosion sound effect, but it's not quite and explosion. It sounds somewhat softer, but I can't find any free to use sound effect that matches that.

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@vokainen099 I normally use OpenGameArt. I'm looking for a death sound effect. In Zelda the enemies make some explosion sound effect when they die, but it doesn't exactly sound like an explosion. I don't know the name for that type of sound effect even though I think other games have it.

@vokainen099 I don't have music skills. I would use NeuralNote to change them to MIDI, but these are sound effects and NeuralNote doesn't seem to work with really small audio files.

@vokainen099 I do have some AI generated assets (backgrounds). The only placeholders I have right now are sound effects. I would use AudioCraft, but my GPU isn't powerful enough for it.

I really need to stop using placeholder assets from copyrighted games. I just know that one day, I will publish a game with some asset I forgot to remove and later get a DMCA from Nintendo.