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@miguelmiralles_ @TheFigen_ its definatley his tracks played over again in post to add a full richness to the song. not discounting his talent especially how he discribes to the viewer how to build and create a song

26-year-old Polish guitar virtuoso Marcin Patrzałek responds to those claiming his music is fake. He created this tutorial-style video to show exactly how he plays so incredibly well – and yes, it’s all performed live on a single guitar. He is incredible! 👌👌

Traditional Bluegrass Gospel Hymn, Have a Little Talk with Jesus covered by Backwoods Bluegrass.

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@Gilbot81 @PhuzzyBond How dare you...😂Microsoft always improves a product when it purchases it. Just look at how well the Halo franchise went. 🙄 I said the same thing.

The recent decision making at Rare, adding FOMO like the world is ending, bringing lore items into the emporium, Doubloon Reset... What happened with Jeff Kaplan at Blizzard, is what I feel like Microsoft told Rare with Sea of Thieves.

The entire flow of the game has changed. No more story/adventures in updates. No community puzzles, both unique to SOT. Also, taking 2 years to fix hit reg lost me for a bit TBH. The game now feels like a Navel SIM rather than adventure story mode game with PVP sprinkled in. I fear this game will share the same fate as New World. Amazon just said one day..."We are done with this." It's one of two things at play. Both involve the bottom line.💵 1.) Rare is at the end of the creatives ideas in the bag of tricks (seems likely) 2.) They are working on a parallel game on the new engine (highly doubt) and secretly what I hope for. 🤞 Both require resources and are capital expendatures. With a live player count 1/12 peak (yesterday 5k tops) its on its way out. Sad as it has been my main for 6 years. 🙁

@scheneighnay @HitboTC coms hunters man. . . SMH

@TotalTool4 @HitboTC It's the commendation for the CoF more than the cost, that's all those types ever talk about.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. As a day one player, something about the heart of the seas feels different now. When Sea of Thieves first launched, the goal always felt simple: get the treasure and protect it… or steal the treasure and get away with it. Every voyage, every fight, every chase had that underlying purpose. Back then the magic wasn’t just the combat. It was the story that came from it. You’d spend an hour digging up chests, stacking loot on the deck, nervously watching the horizon the whole time. Then another ship would appear and suddenly everything mattered. Maybe you fought them off. Maybe you ran. Maybe you pulled off the steal of the century. Maybe you sank and lost it all. But the treasure was the catalyst. Lately it feels like something shifted. A lot of the seas feel more like a sweat meta fest where the main objective is just to fight and sink people, regardless of whether there’s even treasure involved. The fight became the whole point. And don’t get me wrong… I love a good naval battle as much as anyone. PvP has always been part of the DNA of the game. But the secret sauce of Sea of Thieves was always the shared world experience. The unpredictable encounters. The tension of having something to lose. The thrill of getting away with something valuable. I’m not sure exactly when the shift happened. Maybe Hourglass played a role. Maybe diving mechanics changed the flow of the seas. Maybe it’s just years of players optimizing the fun out of the sandbox. Probably a mix of everything. Either way, as a salty old pirate who’s been sailing since day one, I find myself missing the chase for treasure more than anything. The fights used to mean something because there was always something on the line. Anyone else feel that way? 🏴‍☠️ @SeaOfThieves

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If you are longing for a simpler time that is now gone forever, this video will likely hit HARD… 🥲

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