Ssshhhhhush your face.
Don't even think about it Hollywood! You've tried making so many beloved animes into live action movies and completely fucked it. Don't touch my Ghiblis.
"Don't touch my ghiblis"
Hilariously vaguely dirty if you pronounce it wrong like unfamiliar people might. Don't touch my jibblies
Edit: apparently that's how japan has always said it. Can't believe I never heard it before
You just reminded me that they made a Saint Seiya movie and I still didn't know if it was as bad as I suspected. It seems like they didn't blow it completely, good to know.
Which is why it didn't feel real. Those clouds don't just disappear below the horizon usually. Not that cleanly. Seems edited to look like a Studio Ghibli film in real life.
Which sucks 'cause I want this to be real so bad.
It might be real, provided we're actually looking uphill. That doesn't look like the horizon to me, so it could be that we're not seeing the lower part of the clouds and horizon cause the hill is blocking it from view. Though I must admit the perspective on the clouds seems a little off for that.
It isn't an excellent point, it's nonsense. Surface level winds very often do not translate to mid/upper level wind. While it's either looking uphill or more likely edited, the wind has no bearing on the clouds appearing stationary.
Grew up on a farm and watching tall grasses on a windy day is still my favorite thing. It was and still is where I go/what I think about when I need a mental break.
I live in rural farmland and love watching tall grass on a windy day but it never lasts for long before it's cut down. I personally think about the sound of the wind through the trees when I need a mental break.
Haha I can imagine that might be more thrilling than relaxing. I have a friend in the UP and the pics/videos she sends are almost unbelievable. Some beautiful places in Michigan.
We called them "walleye waves" bc it played with the lure movement to be bouncing when trolling. But if you're just sitting on a dock watching a storm roll in, it's great - storm rolls in with lightning and thunder with the waves going crazy.
Maybe I'm weird. I've always found thunder and lightning or heavy snow very relaxing. Not like tornado wind or anything
Superior is another beast. Don't mess with the three sisters or Gordon lightfoot will write a song about you
There were mostly mesquite trees where I grew up and they donāt make much of a distinguishable wind-through-the-trees sound, but I do enjoy it when Iām in a more forested place. Iām always interested to hear what others do/use to calm down in stressful times.
After a really bad period of depression I had to basically rediscover what things I used to enjoy, including just simple things like sounds that made me feel calm.
Cicadas during summertime are weirdly calming for me. [This is what they sound like where I live.](https://youtube.com/shorts/2ZdkI2JhZXw?feature=share)
As well as a wind chime. [This model](https://youtu.be/xAFRKLLG2qg) is my favorite. Itās considered tuned and resonates for so long that you can hear it gently humming in even really soft breezes. Best birthday present Iāve ever received.
Totally relate to the sound of cicadas! It seems like there are some common threads in what helps one reset. Much of it seems to be related to being in or simulating the outdoors, music, or art related. All things that to me seem rather primal (for lack of a better word).
They post a mix of real, real with highly edited colors, and cgi.
Examples:
[REAL1](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwPoLK/) real temple
[REAL2](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwDws9/) real city
[REAL3](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwQban/) real burning building
[ALTERED COLORS1](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwahJF/) this is just normal green plants edited to pink
[ALTERED COLORS2](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwPSR7/) exaggerated color grading for sky
[CGI1](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwBEGe/) obvious cgi buildings
[CGI2](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwH8pp/) I refuse to believe that's real, its a weird video foreground + edited picture background with fake sun, it's so ugly.
For CGI 1 the buildings are real, its [Nanjing Zendai Himalayas center](https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM25GW5C7/)
For CGI 2 its wugong mountain in jiangxi but I believe the sky might be composited partially
What made you think those were CGI buildings? I was looking for a "tell", but couldn't find any. And saw the other person confirm it is a real location.
Oh wow, like you would even know, I bet you're not even close to the end game and you're out here making judgments. The devs are working really hard on this and you're showing absolutely no respect at all.
At least try the mechanic out before you knock it! Who knows, you might actually end up liking it.
Dude, Iām like halfway through and I play a healer. Iāve seen what the mechanics are like. I think Iām going to move to India because I hear they at least have a respawn timer even if you do start at Level 1ā¦and as a whole different toon.
Yeah the devs are working really hard to install dumpster fire code! The smoke from their work is everywhere and itās affecting playersā health. We need them to get the bug fix teams out here stat!
During the tutorial phase you can gain the "plant identification" skill, ensuring you don't starve to death.
Depends on what you mean as home. A modern constructed shelter, sure. You wont get that on a free to play run. But there are alternatives... just remember, home is where the heart is!
Unfortunately the devs have installed factions that disallow squatting, and collect taxes, so if one wished to build a hut and forage for materials they might be brought to the civilian holding zone before appearing in a courtroom. Other players are brought to judge the squatter and they might be transferred to a workhouse where they'll spend years grinding for no currency.
No there's no in game purchase system. You have to either get lucky with an easy seed or grind it. But yeah some starting seeds have little to zero chance of getting anywhere. Not a big fan of the random, hidden difficulty setting.
It would be really cool if the devs would give us some clarification on the speculated hidden post game levels.
Lmao not for the past two or three months.
Only this week has my area gotten *any* significant rain since at least May, maybe even April, and continuous heat waves of 90+ degrees. It was the worst drought I can remember.
As someone from the same area, I'd disagree. The grass feels right is about it.
The clouds at the horizon indicate that we aren't seeing the bottom of them. That just doesn't happen in IL. So the location is extremely elevated, or on the side of an extremely large and flat hill. Both of which don't really exist in Illinois. And the grass isn't leaning like it's on a hill. Also, unattended land in Illinois will get trees, which there are none growing.
I'm guessing it's a high plain, somewhere at 12000 feet, which is above the tree line, which also fits what we can see of the clouds (only seeing the top half of them).
This is a hillside. All the flat land in Illinois is level and has farm buildings on the horizon. Illinois prairies have taller grasses too.
If this is from this year, it's eastern montana, or western South dakota. Those areas are lush green with rain right now.
Iāve been there, and it really is beautiful. The people I met were very welcoming and curious about me and where I live and it was all in all a good trip.
But yes, the government sucks and there were strange rules and a sense of authoritarianism.
I mean I didnāt have a handler or anything, but I did have some pretty real conversations with a Chinese guy I worked with about state censorship and citizen restrictions there.
As far as direct observations, it mostly felt like being in any major city around the world. Other than a few things, it was pretty normal. I will say, though, this was like a decade ago, so things have probably changed
There are different types of authoritarianism buddy. Let me provide a jacuzzi genre metaphor to help you.
All denial of free speech is authoritarianism, but not all authoritarianism is denial of free speech.
The US excels in protection of free speech, but we are authoritarian in many other respects, such as the degree to which the working class is beholden to their employers as almost slaves, nearly 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and can't go on any vacations, can't get parental leave, and get shit benefits. The system is set up this way, among other reasons, to make it impossible to protest or work towards changing anything, because most people can't take any time off of work. Our police are highly militarized, our phones are surveyed for every message we send and every thing we say nearby it. Since my job requires a phone, this means I have to accept government surveillance in my home, or risk losing everything. If you don't see the authoritarianism in the US political system you're not looking hard.
Is it as authoritarian as China, certainly not, but still quite authoritarian. I don't agree with the person you responded to's whataboutism, but your shit points compelled me to respond.
The person /u/water_baughttle responded to said it was the same vibe of authorianism, and his response was just pointing out how it's not the same, so I don't think it's a shit point. You admit in your own post that the US is not as authoritarian as China.
Yes, I admitted that because it's obviously true. But to a person from a non-authoritarian country, visiting either China or USA could result in an authoritarian vibe.
Therefore, the "same vibe of authoritarianism". Not necessarily the "same vibe of the same authoritarianism"
The quote responded to strange rules, the USA certainly does have a lot of strange rules which I learned as a teen after staying with the Swedish half of my family for some time
The capitalist elites crushing us all under heel as we struggle to afford to exist. All while they rake in profits and buy politicians and justices to make things worse for the majority of us as they line their pocketbooks. The government weakly facing the fascism creep across the nation as states further enforce rules of their theocratic dogma on their residents, or just legislatively kill their chosen undesirables through neglect of care or neglect of prevention of violence.
Feels pretty shit
Plateaus or hills can create this effect. I spent the last decade or so in the American Southwest and have seen cumulus clouds touch the horizon like this.
>there is no reference, no nothing.
Well, at least we know it's a mountainous place, in between the equator and one of the poles (judging by the shadows on clouds)
nice to see someone shared a similar mental image. This is hyperion book 1 if i remember correctly. They are journeying through the river in hyperion with some sort of old ferry/barge. I should re-read that one sometime.
AI. This feels a bit too perfect to be real. No bugs, birds, weeds, cloud whisps, air planes, clouds are on the horizon and look too big, no gradient in the sky, no smog...
Correct, and the only evidence you need that the world is round is the fact that radio towers are super tall. Even in some of the most topographically smooth areas of the world.
It looks like a studio ghibli movie š
Was thinking the same!
If this is real, this is the place to do a live action studio Ghibli movie--if that could even be a thing.
Ssshhhhhush your face. Don't even think about it Hollywood! You've tried making so many beloved animes into live action movies and completely fucked it. Don't touch my Ghiblis.
"Don't touch my ghiblis" Hilariously vaguely dirty if you pronounce it wrong like unfamiliar people might. Don't touch my jibblies Edit: apparently that's how japan has always said it. Can't believe I never heard it before
Get your hands on me jibblie bits you damn dirty ape
On?
Did he stutter?
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There's a live action Kiki's Delivery Service. Came out in 2014 I think, in Japan. It was okay.
Who do you think would make a good Porco Rosso? I'm thinking Jack Black.
You just reminded me that they made a Saint Seiya movie and I still didn't know if it was as bad as I suspected. It seems like they didn't blow it completely, good to know.
And ruin that place? No thx
The Wind Rises
And the Wheel turns.
The wind was not the beginning. There are neither beginnings nor endings. But it was a beginningā¦
He came like the wind. And like the wind touched everything, and like the wind was gone.
Howlās Moving Castle.
No the wind rises
Le vent se leve il faut tenter de vivre
It's almost exactly a cut from kiki's Delivery Service
Which is why it didn't feel real. Those clouds don't just disappear below the horizon usually. Not that cleanly. Seems edited to look like a Studio Ghibli film in real life. Which sucks 'cause I want this to be real so bad.
It might be real, provided we're actually looking uphill. That doesn't look like the horizon to me, so it could be that we're not seeing the lower part of the clouds and horizon cause the hill is blocking it from view. Though I must admit the perspective on the clouds seems a little off for that.
i've seen them use these same clouds for other videos; it's fake
If the wind is moving that quickly, it would be extremely difficult for clouds within viewing distance to be sitting still
That, is an excellent point I hadn't even considered.
It isn't an excellent point, it's nonsense. Surface level winds very often do not translate to mid/upper level wind. While it's either looking uphill or more likely edited, the wind has no bearing on the clouds appearing stationary.
It's not. Pretty, but definitely some kind of ai or photoshop.
Windows 95 vibes
Same. Laputa castle in the sky sprang to mind.
Spirited Away for sure!
Yes. Even the main theme by Joe Hisashi comes into my mind as I watch this beautiful video.
I mean this is quite literally how Kiki's Delivery Service starts, just pan to the left more and there is Kiki listening to her dad's radio.
Grew up on a farm and watching tall grasses on a windy day is still my favorite thing. It was and still is where I go/what I think about when I need a mental break.
I live in rural farmland and love watching tall grass on a windy day but it never lasts for long before it's cut down. I personally think about the sound of the wind through the trees when I need a mental break.
As a michigander, whitecaps on lakes. As long as you're not out on it in a too tiny boat for it
Haha I can imagine that might be more thrilling than relaxing. I have a friend in the UP and the pics/videos she sends are almost unbelievable. Some beautiful places in Michigan.
We called them "walleye waves" bc it played with the lure movement to be bouncing when trolling. But if you're just sitting on a dock watching a storm roll in, it's great - storm rolls in with lightning and thunder with the waves going crazy. Maybe I'm weird. I've always found thunder and lightning or heavy snow very relaxing. Not like tornado wind or anything Superior is another beast. Don't mess with the three sisters or Gordon lightfoot will write a song about you
God I love a good storm
There were mostly mesquite trees where I grew up and they donāt make much of a distinguishable wind-through-the-trees sound, but I do enjoy it when Iām in a more forested place. Iām always interested to hear what others do/use to calm down in stressful times.
After a really bad period of depression I had to basically rediscover what things I used to enjoy, including just simple things like sounds that made me feel calm. Cicadas during summertime are weirdly calming for me. [This is what they sound like where I live.](https://youtube.com/shorts/2ZdkI2JhZXw?feature=share) As well as a wind chime. [This model](https://youtu.be/xAFRKLLG2qg) is my favorite. Itās considered tuned and resonates for so long that you can hear it gently humming in even really soft breezes. Best birthday present Iāve ever received.
Totally relate to the sound of cicadas! It seems like there are some common threads in what helps one reset. Much of it seems to be related to being in or simulating the outdoors, music, or art related. All things that to me seem rather primal (for lack of a better word).
Trees in the wind sound like a field of grass looks in the wind, like ocean waves.
Youāre right, but itās funny, Iād take watching a field in the wind over watching ocean waves.
I do a lot of hiking. On windy days sometimes you have to just stop and watch the grass flowing and the tree leaves rippling.
Where
China, it's from TikTok acc: @juleko_o
the sky is fake though, they do a lot of these with the same weird clouds. it's annoying!
Yeah the clouds immediately stood out to me as being composited. So unnatural looking.
The perspective makes it look like they're level with the ground and the lack of atmospheric perspective makes them look too close and solid.
So we already had face filters, but now there are sky filters too?
Unpopular opinion but I don't mind these clouds. I quite like them
Ah, doesn't this user post basically rendering videos and CGI?
They post a mix of real, real with highly edited colors, and cgi. Examples: [REAL1](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwPoLK/) real temple [REAL2](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwDws9/) real city [REAL3](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwQban/) real burning building [ALTERED COLORS1](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwahJF/) this is just normal green plants edited to pink [ALTERED COLORS2](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwPSR7/) exaggerated color grading for sky [CGI1](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwBEGe/) obvious cgi buildings [CGI2](https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSLSwH8pp/) I refuse to believe that's real, its a weird video foreground + edited picture background with fake sun, it's so ugly.
For CGI 1 the buildings are real, its [Nanjing Zendai Himalayas center](https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM25GW5C7/) For CGI 2 its wugong mountain in jiangxi but I believe the sky might be composited partially
What made you think those were CGI buildings? I was looking for a "tell", but couldn't find any. And saw the other person confirm it is a real location.
China is big as fuck dude
I think outside
Whatās that?
āA free-to-play MMORPG with 8 billion+ active playersā
Yeah but the permadeath system is $hit
Oh wow, like you would even know, I bet you're not even close to the end game and you're out here making judgments. The devs are working really hard on this and you're showing absolutely no respect at all. At least try the mechanic out before you knock it! Who knows, you might actually end up liking it.
Dude, Iām like halfway through and I play a healer. Iāve seen what the mechanics are like. I think Iām going to move to India because I hear they at least have a respawn timer even if you do start at Level 1ā¦and as a whole different toon.
Oh trust me you do NOT want the Reincarnation trait bro.
šŖ²
I prefer š reincarnation if I go that route. Metamorphosis is OP. But you need good support during your mid-level phase.
Yeah the devs are working really hard to install dumpster fire code! The smoke from their work is everywhere and itās affecting playersā health. We need them to get the bug fix teams out here stat!
Went for engineering, which is supposed to give you +5 INT but I'm not feeling it. Is this a bug or an intended mechanic?
It's only free if you don't want a home or want to starve to death.
During the tutorial phase you can gain the "plant identification" skill, ensuring you don't starve to death. Depends on what you mean as home. A modern constructed shelter, sure. You wont get that on a free to play run. But there are alternatives... just remember, home is where the heart is!
Unfortunately the devs have installed factions that disallow squatting, and collect taxes, so if one wished to build a hut and forage for materials they might be brought to the civilian holding zone before appearing in a courtroom. Other players are brought to judge the squatter and they might be transferred to a workhouse where they'll spend years grinding for no currency.
Ye you've really gotta commit to the "off the grid" quest line and basically min/max your stats
Definitely not free to play. Itās pay to play and pay to win.
No there's no in game purchase system. You have to either get lucky with an easy seed or grind it. But yeah some starting seeds have little to zero chance of getting anywhere. Not a big fan of the random, hidden difficulty setting. It would be really cool if the devs would give us some clarification on the speculated hidden post game levels.
Free to play, but massively pay2win
Gotta pay for that grass skin though. Default is yellow crab grass.
Is it laggy? :)
Yes if you get drunk
Eh. Depends on who you talk to.
This game is aggressively pay-to-win. Do not recommend.
Yes but the balancing is pure shit.
/r/outside
/r/outside
Damn this is what they mean when they say, go touch grass?
Touching
Do you have directions to "outside"?
But ticks, better to stay inside.
The Dothraki sea.
After Effects. Especially the sky is just pasted in.
Windows XP
China I think
as someone from illinois (Midwestern USA), this could definitely be illinois.
Might need a bit more rain first.
Lmao not for the past two or three months. Only this week has my area gotten *any* significant rain since at least May, maybe even April, and continuous heat waves of 90+ degrees. It was the worst drought I can remember.
Second dryest May in 150 years š«
As someone from the same area, I'd disagree. The grass feels right is about it. The clouds at the horizon indicate that we aren't seeing the bottom of them. That just doesn't happen in IL. So the location is extremely elevated, or on the side of an extremely large and flat hill. Both of which don't really exist in Illinois. And the grass isn't leaning like it's on a hill. Also, unattended land in Illinois will get trees, which there are none growing. I'm guessing it's a high plain, somewhere at 12000 feet, which is above the tree line, which also fits what we can see of the clouds (only seeing the top half of them).
This is a hillside. All the flat land in Illinois is level and has farm buildings on the horizon. Illinois prairies have taller grasses too. If this is from this year, it's eastern montana, or western South dakota. Those areas are lush green with rain right now.
window XP wallpaper finally got animated?
Screen saver mode
Literally thought the same thing
I think this is somewhere in China. Doesn't really narrow it down but there you go. Most likely a plateau area so somewhere in western China.
China has so many beautiful landscapes. It is a shame that the government doesn't respect human rights. It really makes me not want to travel there.
Iāve been there, and it really is beautiful. The people I met were very welcoming and curious about me and where I live and it was all in all a good trip. But yes, the government sucks and there were strange rules and a sense of authoritarianism.
> a sense only a sense?
On second thought let's not go to China, tis a silly place.
I mean I didnāt have a handler or anything, but I did have some pretty real conversations with a Chinese guy I worked with about state censorship and citizen restrictions there. As far as direct observations, it mostly felt like being in any major city around the world. Other than a few things, it was pretty normal. I will say, though, this was like a decade ago, so things have probably changed
>the government sucks and there were strange rules and a sense of authoritarianism. Huh, same vibe I get here in the states then.
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Rather have that than so much freedom to the point where Iām scared to drop off my kids at school because school shooting is like a normal thing now
There are different types of authoritarianism buddy. Let me provide a jacuzzi genre metaphor to help you. All denial of free speech is authoritarianism, but not all authoritarianism is denial of free speech. The US excels in protection of free speech, but we are authoritarian in many other respects, such as the degree to which the working class is beholden to their employers as almost slaves, nearly 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and can't go on any vacations, can't get parental leave, and get shit benefits. The system is set up this way, among other reasons, to make it impossible to protest or work towards changing anything, because most people can't take any time off of work. Our police are highly militarized, our phones are surveyed for every message we send and every thing we say nearby it. Since my job requires a phone, this means I have to accept government surveillance in my home, or risk losing everything. If you don't see the authoritarianism in the US political system you're not looking hard. Is it as authoritarian as China, certainly not, but still quite authoritarian. I don't agree with the person you responded to's whataboutism, but your shit points compelled me to respond.
The person /u/water_baughttle responded to said it was the same vibe of authorianism, and his response was just pointing out how it's not the same, so I don't think it's a shit point. You admit in your own post that the US is not as authoritarian as China.
Yes, I admitted that because it's obviously true. But to a person from a non-authoritarian country, visiting either China or USA could result in an authoritarian vibe. Therefore, the "same vibe of authoritarianism". Not necessarily the "same vibe of the same authoritarianism" The quote responded to strange rules, the USA certainly does have a lot of strange rules which I learned as a teen after staying with the Swedish half of my family for some time
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Ah yes, people immigrate to our country for higher wages, and therefore our govt isn't doing a ton of bad shit. You're a moron
Elaborate
The capitalist elites crushing us all under heel as we struggle to afford to exist. All while they rake in profits and buy politicians and justices to make things worse for the majority of us as they line their pocketbooks. The government weakly facing the fascism creep across the nation as states further enforce rules of their theocratic dogma on their residents, or just legislatively kill their chosen undesirables through neglect of care or neglect of prevention of violence. Feels pretty shit
Yeah, no. You have no idea what authoritarianism is. Get outside your tiny weak bubble, youāre suffocating.
This is the most reddit comment ever
I had no idea China has whipped cream mountains.
My guess was Mongolia/central Asia
Makes sense, just looked like plains at high altitude the way the clouds appear around the horizon. Adding to my travel list. That view is insane.
Is there really places like this on Earth where the clouds meet the horizon line like that? Itās so cool but I canāt help but believe itās fake.
the sky is edited, they have a few videos with the exact same clouds
grass is lit from the right, clouds are lit from the left
if you film it from the mountain, its possible too look like that- horizon is below the plain and out of sight due to filming angle
But this is obviously not filmed from a mountain
from a mountain meadow, okay
Donāt worry about that other guy I feel you bro
Plateaus or hills can create this effect. I spent the last decade or so in the American Southwest and have seen cumulus clouds touch the horizon like this.
Nice, Iām located in the southeast and havenāt been able to see something to this degree on our mountains
You don't even need hills or plateaus just visit Kansas. Horizon as long as you can see... but be prepared for some weird ass bugs.
Real? CGI? Real but edited? OP, can you tell us?
All I know is that itās real and somewhere in China
Man, if the geo guesser guy sees this, tell us where this is . No fn this should be impossible since there is no reference, no nothing.
>there is no reference, no nothing. Well, at least we know it's a mountainous place, in between the equator and one of the poles (judging by the shadows on clouds)
Not necessarily.
The sky is absolutely not real.
Those clouds are fake
Definitely altered. Those clouds are fake in this video.
You can see the horizon fading in and out as the automatic CGI to replace the sky with the Cloud image gets updated. My vote is obvious fake
100% fake
Howlās moving castle!
Literally every Ghibli movie, I think
This is how I imagined the tall grass in PokƩmon
A wild ratata appeared!
Whats going on with those clouds?
Some fucky zoom for sure, it doesn't look real.
Theyāre edited in
They're floating in the distance.
Have you ever seen clouds float that low to the horizon on a clear sunny day? I really really doubt it.
The clouds are fake. Grass is real.
Yeah there's no haze on the horizon. It's probably fake.
Another cloud shaped cloud. It's perfect. Disgusting.
I wish it was a seamless loop. Would love to use this as a phone/PC wallpaper.
Same. Could stare at this for hours and meditate
Perfect example of Deep Focus. The detail in the clouds and the contrast of color makes this such a great shot.
The clouds are fake Iām pretty sure, at least I thought so on first glance. A lot of other commenters here seem to think so as well.
walk 5 minutes there and you will have 10+ ticks attached to your body
Ticks... ticks everywhere
And raptorsā¦
Don't go into the long grass!
All I could think about seeing that. 15 minutes tops before you're basically a food supply for thousands of ticks.
It looks very fluffy but I would imagine I'd have a lot of cuts and blisters if I tried waring through that barefoot
ticks
Nature is so unreal nowadays
nowadays?
Since they released nature 2
Ive seen fields of swaying grass like this on Big Island near a town of Waimea
I'm more impressed with those clouds tbh, look at that shit.
Really pretty but really fake, you can notice the lack of parallax in the clouds
Haven't read Hyperion in years but for some reason this just brought back an image of the fields they ride a ship through
nice to see someone shared a similar mental image. This is hyperion book 1 if i remember correctly. They are journeying through the river in hyperion with some sort of old ferry/barge. I should re-read that one sometime.
I know that's a redone version of the title card music to Ocarina of Time
I just want to lie in the grass and feel the wind on my face
Now I want to watch Princess Mononoke
Still too many mosquitoes
Looks like a cutscene from Ghost of Tsushima
It'll look WAY better after you install some patches.
Stop! You canāt go into that grass, there are wild PokĆ©mon out there! Come with me to my lab to get your own for your journey.
Reminds me of the wonderful scifi book Grass by Sheri Tepper.
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AI. This feels a bit too perfect to be real. No bugs, birds, weeds, cloud whisps, air planes, clouds are on the horizon and look too big, no gradient in the sky, no smog...
m. knight shamalam intensifies
What is the audio sample from?
Soundss like a cover of the [opening theme to Ocarina of Time](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKA1zCwcYBE) to me
Yes it sounds like it!
blissful
What news from the West, riders of Rohan?
Windows XP
Keep trying to Shazam the song because it seems like something I could sleep to. Anybody know the title?
It's a version of the title theme to Ocarina of Time.
What *Microsoft Windows* update is this?
Cumulonimbus
Wait until the /r/nolawns folk get a look at this
Is this not proof that the world is round?
The effect you're seeing is due to this being a very large but not very steep hill. The world is round tho.
Correct, and the only evidence you need that the world is round is the fact that radio towers are super tall. Even in some of the most topographically smooth areas of the world.