God... Her story plus all of her themes will always make me emotional. Yeah, she is mean, hateful and ruthless... But, you have to remember, it's LITERALLY all that she knows. Thank you for putting them ALL together.
Couldn't have said it better myself. There's plenty about her to criticize, but I give her more or less the same pass that I give Brad. In spite of him not being a great father, if you look at the only example he had to learn from and the type of world he had to live in, how much can you really blame him? A lot of the characters in this story shouldn't be categorized as truly bad people, but rather people who were never really given the chance to be good people.
@@ArvelDreth Duuude I keep echoing that same point wherever I see Lisa debates and still see so many people either completely vindicate or demonize them. They are doing the best they can given their situation and the lasting trauma from those that came before. While, for the most part, their actions can be judged and labeled, the people behind those actions had no choice in the matter and are merely victims of circumstance
This only sounds so good because you did such a tremendous job of balancing the audio levels of each track. If each one was played at the exact same audio/balancing, it would just sound like noise. This is seriously something to be proud of.
austin jorgensen on his way to compose the best thing you've ever heard only to put it in a half assed continuation of a masterpiece that didn't need one
Like a hallucination? If so only brad or buzzo would be seeing that tbh, Interesting idea but all the characters see lisa more as a figment of guilt and anger towards others as a coping mechanism rather than actually having lisa so idk, I would say Marty caused everything
ah yes, the real villain of lisa. not a man who abused his daughter to the point of suicide, or a man who caused the apocalypse to play god, but ... an abused child who was mean ????
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This is cool 🙂
Oh wow it’s the actual creator
God... Her story plus all of her themes will always make me emotional. Yeah, she is mean, hateful and ruthless... But, you have to remember, it's LITERALLY all that she knows. Thank you for putting them ALL together.
Couldn't have said it better myself. There's plenty about her to criticize, but I give her more or less the same pass that I give Brad. In spite of him not being a great father, if you look at the only example he had to learn from and the type of world he had to live in, how much can you really blame him?
A lot of the characters in this story shouldn't be categorized as truly bad people, but rather people who were never really given the chance to be good people.
@@ArvelDreth Duuude I keep echoing that same point wherever I see Lisa debates and still see so many people either completely vindicate or demonize them. They are doing the best they can given their situation and the lasting trauma from those that came before. While, for the most part, their actions can be judged and labeled, the people behind those actions had no choice in the matter and are merely victims of circumstance
This only sounds so good because you did such a tremendous job of balancing the audio levels of each track. If each one was played at the exact same audio/balancing, it would just sound like noise. This is seriously something to be proud of.
The whole thing together hits different
Thank you dear sir
When that cold brew hits
This got recommended to me and I lost it because TH-cam (and myself) is stupid so I just looked it up because I really wanted to watch it. Good job!
this sounds surprisingly good together
Beautiful job man.
This is beautiful
austin jorgensen on his way to compose the best thing you've ever heard only to put it in a half assed continuation of a masterpiece that didn't need one
This is perfect for the final battle against LISA. The one who caused it all
Like a hallucination? If so only brad or buzzo would be seeing that tbh, Interesting idea but all the characters see lisa more as a figment of guilt and anger towards others as a coping mechanism rather than actually having lisa so idk, I would say Marty caused everything
ah yes, the real villain of lisa. not a man who abused his daughter to the point of suicide, or a man who caused the apocalypse to play god, but ... an abused child who was mean ????