SmartLX
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1-3 minutes total, I believe it was hosted at one time on Albino Black Sheep.
A simply-shaped (square or circular) character is minding his own business when a strange entity beckons him repetitively in a smooth voice to "go on a graaand mystical adventure". The entity morphs into a dark box or lump and tells the first character to touch it. Instantly the first character is pulled at high speed (sideways from the audience perspective) through a surreal flashing nightmare-scape to very loud music. As soon as he passes the Flash window's edge, he is suddenly back where he started in silence but bruised and bloody, and the entity is gone. He says, "Shit! What the hell was that?" and the carto
Opening up the subreddit with a discussion of the issues finding a partner for Attack mode.
At present, once you reach the maximum rank of 5000 it can be a long wait before someone decides to join you in 2-player Attack mode (where you assault a ship's defense platforms for credits and tech points). Reasons (besides off-peak times, etc.) include:
- Assisting in Attack mode gives a flat reward of 22 bro points (11 in some cases). This is only slightly better than assisting with most Story levels, which are usually over much faster and also count towards the daily Bro tasks. Even with the maximum 22, you can get as few as 8 if only one generator is broken open.
- The amou
For discussion of the mobile game Space Justice: Airplane Attack.
I reckon a lot of us would like the ability to slot ourselves into G1 aurally, so I'm amazed there doesn't seem to have been much effort put into faithfully recreating (or simply identifying in a historical investigation) what effects were respectively applied to the Autobot and Decepticon voices. (Soundwave is the exception as he's so unique.)
I've been searching on and off for years, and all I've found are common guesses that they used a ring modulator and not flanging. If there are enough sound engineering buffs here, I reckon it'd be a fun group effort to improve the accuracy of an approximation over time.
The Decepticon effect sounds like the easier of the two as it seemed to amount