Day 32: Working Up Our Rep In a New Town! - 7 Days To Die Alpha 21 Multiplayer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to episode 32 of my new 7 Days to Die Alpha 21 Let's Play!
Joined by @wanderbots, @Moddiply, and @PentaHybrid I'm once again setting off into the wasteland to explore all the features in Alpha 21 through the eyes of new players!
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Music from filmmusic.io
By Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (creativecommons...)
End screen background music - "Frost Waltz"
End screen & character art:
Jackie Musto - www.kayandp.com/
31:40 And lobsters! The issue for lobsters is they are subject to the problem of the square-cube relationship. They will grow infinitely large provided they can molt. The problem is that as their bodies get larger and larger, they have to use more and more energy in order to molt. Lobsters do not die of old age in terms of organ failure, it is instead due to the fact that when they can't molt they can shed parasites that then lead to the lobster's death either through stopping it from swimming like barnacles or actively harming it.
The Movie "The Black Cauldron" Was taken from
novel series by Lloyd Alexander. The series consisted of 5 books: The Book of Three, The Black Caldron, The Castle of Llyr, Taran Wanderer, and The High King.
Disney took 2 of the books and used varoius parts for the movie (The book of three and the Black Cauldron)
I actually loved the movie as a child and still to this day watch it happily. A large variety of movies take legends and folklore from different places. Even warping history ...turning it into fantasy, it happens all the time.
wasnt fond of movie but loved the books
Yeah I loved the movie as a kid- I didn't make it through all the books though. From what I remember little me found the books a little too dark and grim. Which is funny since at about that same age I was rereading Watership Down constantly.
Still my favorite shadow-banned D*sney movie. They tried so hard to bury it, at least until it became "classic" enough to be nostalgia.
Insofar as inconsistency between Welsh mythology and "The Disney movie" exists, then Lloyd Alexander should be seen as the part responsible.
And I think it's hard to blame a novelist for writing novels. There are thousand novels and other works of fiction written about Norse and Greek mythology, for instance. Stuff is often "garbled", and even more often the surviving sources disagree about what's considered authentic/canon/original events and characters in parts the mythology.
In the Black Cauldron, the adaptation of which I first encountered as the Sierra graphic adventure game, Wales isn't mentioned - Prydain is. And ad I didn't recognize it as a form for Britannia, I didn't interpret it as an attempt to adapt real myths.
@@ErikHolten well, yeah. Basically it's what I'm saying. Writers for movies and books take inspiration from everything, be it history or other stories/legends. That's the power of "fiction", the author chose to take the story in a certain direction using what was known at the time.
The movie writers had to keep in mind who they were making the movie for, what would be appropriate for the rating and hope they can create a hit. The Black Cauldron was intense and dark...they couldn't have known how the public would receive it.
I was just stating where Disney took inspiration from.
I wasn't expecting the short lesson on Welsh mythology, but I am certainly all here for it! Fascinating stuff.
I'm really liking this series. You guys work really well together (for streaming, no comment on actual teamwork). Your talk of CDDA though has me playing it again, and got me wondering what CDDA zombie varieties would you like to see in other zombie games? I'm thinking the dog evolutions and pupating/flesh raptors could work with 7DTD.
@Aavak Even Disney wasn't completely to blame for the tilt on the Black Cauldron. The original adaptation of the story was done by Lloyd Alexander into a five book story (The Chronicles of Prydain); The Book of Three, The Black Cauldron, The Castle of Llyr, Taran Wanderer, and The High King. Hen Wen was the pet of Taran, and (spoiler alert) he starts the story by having to chase after her through the first book. One of my most favorite reads from childhood.
24:08 aavak paddling another zombie, for shame, for shame
Ah yes, the joy of having your translational inertia suddenly changed to rotational. I had an experience in college where a couch had been parked in front of the doorway to the kitchen and I decided the easiest way to get past would just be to get a good start and hurdle it. This led to what was later referred to as the "thump thump thwack thwack incident". First thump was my forehead clipping the top of the doorframe. Second thump was the back of my head slapping the floor as I was spun backwards. The thwacks were my loosely worn shoes flying off my feet, across the kitchen, and hitting the cabinets. And yet, I survived reasonably unscathed and unconcussed.
Hmmm, maybe the flaming machete runs off of zombie fat? Would be excellently efficient if one could manage such a feat of war crime engineering...
The menaces of the zombie wastelands rides again!
Aavak + 7DTD = a full meal of brilliant content goodies, add friends like this and it's the sweet dessert thatis the perfect accompaniment for the meal!
Can you tell that I'm hungry?
Just listening to you guys discussing Zombies gives me so many ideas for worldbuilding.
Also I have never seen Watership down, 'The Animals of Farthing Wood' has been enough for me back then.
I feel like Into The Radius has some really nice gunplay, it rewarded having spare magazines since you had to actually refill each magazine.
3:20 - If you don't Rock and Trash, you ain't gonna Zombie Bash!
Aavak, This video is fantastic! I liked it a lot!
There was a beaker in the 3rd or 4th chest from the left, so the beaker has been found!!!
The traumatic movie of my childhood was The Rats of Nim. Don't remember much of it as an adult, but just that after the first time I saw it I never wanted to see it again, and it seemed to be a yearly movie in my school.
Wow. Penta really was at the exclamation point in exactly 74 seconds O_O
That Hazmat zombie at around 8:20 must be part owl, as its head did not turn when the rest of its body did a complete 360.
🎶Briiiight eyes... Burning like fire...🎶
Our Lubed Up Flap Baton Great!
It just rolled out of Penta's mouth, the easiest comeback.
The secret of Nimh, that was the first movie I remember being terrified by as a small child. I loved it but the atmosphere and subject matter really got me.
Edit: nimh was spelled wrong
Black Cauldron by Disney was a beautiful MESS. And I would argue that the Black Cauldron in the movie, and also in Lloyd Alexander's books (the books the Disney movie was LOOSELY based on), wasn't evil either. It was just being USED for evil.
Wander spawned in the way God(the devs) created the universe… light first… wood… human
Arguably the augur is better than shovels for dirt, but that's the whole motor tool vs actual tool debate.
Yeah I don't know what aavak said that the steel shovel is the best tool for dirt. The auger digs everything, soil, rock, ore, metal whatever
The sighs of Aavak Wielding his hot oily weapon
Oily Knife Great
Hey Aavak, have you ever watched an comedy scifi anime called space dandy? It has a very entertaining zombie episode about the apocalypse and post apocalyptic world. 😊
Sorry, can't remember which episode it is. Anyone remember which one?
WATERSHIP DOWN WAS NOT FOR CHILDREN IN THE SAME VEIN AS ANIMAL FARM.
even realistic undead zombies would still need blood the human body is a bio machine even ubdead it would need power working muscels a way to fuel the power and a system to get fuel to other parts of it aka blood a heart to and a heart to pump it with if ya remove the engine fuel or fuel line from a car it isnt running same principle with human body even if it was able to function when dead only type of undead zombie to get around that would have to be a pure supernatural zombie
You know what I don't like about science friendly zombies? Why they don't putrify. Because we are crawling with bacteria of various types and the sun is a thing. So why do the bodies not break down rapidly? Why would there be a long term zombie problem at all? Surely the science friendly reason for undeath would be neutralized pretty quickly. And that goes double for the person is still alive but driven insane reason. Anything that would destablize a person mentally would make them vulnerable to other kinds of danger that would render them inoperative.
So if we're talking about Children's Lit with stuff that's questionable in its appropriateness for children but IS actually intended for Children... I would say 85% of what Roald Dahl wrote.