#thought

Music in games has always been of great importance to me, as well as movie soundtracks. Here are some basic properties of good game music:

1. Atmosphere (unity with the game)
2. Memorability (it is remembered outside the game)
3. Melodicity (contains pronounced melodies)
4. Unobtrusiveness (does not distract from the game)
5. Self-worth (sounds great on its own)

Each of us should know what they will do with their life if the internet disappears forever tomorrow.

Don’t try to make a fantasy that came into someone else’s head come true. But then again, there is usually more than one “own” head.

Away with negative thinking!

The best teacher doesn’t shout and doesn’t reproach you for not knowing or for forgetting. He simply teaches.

Sometimes the world destroys you in order to build you anew.

If there is something constant in our world, it is the arrangement of the stars in the Big Dipper. Though even that is not constant over the life of the Universe.

It isn’t the mistakes themselves that stand out, but the attempts to hide them.

Don’t reproach people. Forgive them. Forgive them before they have done anything wrong. Their conscience will do the rest.

It’s a pleasure to listen to a person who has everything neatly sorted. In his head, not in a warehouse.

Waiting a long time for a reply? Imagine you had sent a pigeon with a letter. Think about how much longer it still has to fly. Forget about it.

Something conceived as a secret must remain a secret.

Those who don’t work don’t rest!

Some computer games, like good books, give knowledge, understanding and a desire to return to them again and again.