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The Sorcerer's Apprentice Season 4: Homecoming Edition - Discussion Thread
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mickeyfan5534
Well-Known Member
Did Paris just out-Tokyo Tokyo?
Voxel
President of Progress City
For now... Tokyo has be kinda Quiet waiting to start the 35th
Voxel
President of Progress City
@spacemt354 I think villanove is going to win!
spacemt354
Chili's
I'd say up by 20 in the 2nd is a good lead
Voxel
President of Progress City
Agreed
spacemt354
Chili's
I forgot to include the answers again lol anyway -- see how you so with some EPCOT sound trivia
(Don't quote this post till after you guess because if you quote it the spoiler answers will show up) @Pionmycake learned that last time haha
(Don't quote this post till after you guess because if you quote it the spoiler answers will show up) @Pionmycake learned that last time haha
Sound #1 - Listen to the Land
Sound #2 - World of Motion
Sound #3 - Horizons
Sound #4 - Universe of Energy
Sound #5 - We've Just Begun To Dream (EPCOT Center Opening)
Sound #6 - Kitchen Kabaret/Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit
Sound #7 - Magic Journeys
Sound #8 - Communicore BGM
Sound #9 - The Computer Song/ Astuter Computer Revue
Sound #10 - The Land BGM
Sound #2 - World of Motion
Sound #3 - Horizons
Sound #4 - Universe of Energy
Sound #5 - We've Just Begun To Dream (EPCOT Center Opening)
Sound #6 - Kitchen Kabaret/Veggie Veggie Fruit Fruit
Sound #7 - Magic Journeys
Sound #8 - Communicore BGM
Sound #9 - The Computer Song/ Astuter Computer Revue
Sound #10 - The Land BGM
AceAstro
Well-Known Member
I can't believe you played Kitchen Kabaret. We all know Food Rocks > Kitchen Kabaret!
spacemt354
Chili's
*audible gasp*
Suchomimus
Well-Known Member
Happy Easter!
Suchomimus
Well-Known Member
I almost forgot;
Happy April Fools Day!
spacemt354
Chili's
Ending up listening to the back-half of the podcast that I kind of half-listened to the other night haha. I enjoy feedback not only hearing other people's perspectives but also feedback on how we are doing so I didn't want to miss anything.
In regards to the organization of the projects (whether putting E-Tickets in the front, back, or wherever they land in as you go 'round your expansion plots in clockwise form) the reason why I mention putting detailed content first would be my preference is because I want to be able to give the most attention to what is most detailed.
To take Castle/Verde's projects for example for Castle while they went in clock-wise form around their areas, as a reader you come up on unexpected large chunks of texts wherever the detail lands which makes it an exhausting process. Same with Verde, while they went in a clock-wise fashion I would think you'd want to show off your Hunchback E-Ticket not stick it at the bottom and just have the project kind of...end.
If Babe Ruth is in your lineup would you bat him towards the top or 9th in the order? That's my thought process on it because if you have something special -- the reviewer naturally begins at the top and reads in a linear fashion. And while we try our best to read every word, just human nature that I will have more stamina at the start than I do at the bottom.
How Brava offset that is...having a non-linear website...if I wanted to jump to the Sleeping Beauty coaster and read that, then go to the Hundred Acre wood, and then finish with the restaurants, I could skip around more naturally than it would be in a linear forum post to scroll halfway through, read that, then scroll back up to the top, then back down to the bottom.
Lastly for Verde...this might sound silly but the purpose was to create a literature village? To be honest, I did not get that from the presentation at all. And if that was the purpose, I would have been less critical of not having a purpose. Even giving the area a name like 'Storybook Village' or something like that would have given me a better hint that there was a plot-line that connected everything together. Lead with that!
In regards to the organization of the projects (whether putting E-Tickets in the front, back, or wherever they land in as you go 'round your expansion plots in clockwise form) the reason why I mention putting detailed content first would be my preference is because I want to be able to give the most attention to what is most detailed.
To take Castle/Verde's projects for example for Castle while they went in clock-wise form around their areas, as a reader you come up on unexpected large chunks of texts wherever the detail lands which makes it an exhausting process. Same with Verde, while they went in a clock-wise fashion I would think you'd want to show off your Hunchback E-Ticket not stick it at the bottom and just have the project kind of...end.
If Babe Ruth is in your lineup would you bat him towards the top or 9th in the order? That's my thought process on it because if you have something special -- the reviewer naturally begins at the top and reads in a linear fashion. And while we try our best to read every word, just human nature that I will have more stamina at the start than I do at the bottom.
How Brava offset that is...having a non-linear website...if I wanted to jump to the Sleeping Beauty coaster and read that, then go to the Hundred Acre wood, and then finish with the restaurants, I could skip around more naturally than it would be in a linear forum post to scroll halfway through, read that, then scroll back up to the top, then back down to the bottom.
Lastly for Verde...this might sound silly but the purpose was to create a literature village? To be honest, I did not get that from the presentation at all. And if that was the purpose, I would have been less critical of not having a purpose. Even giving the area a name like 'Storybook Village' or something like that would have given me a better hint that there was a plot-line that connected everything together. Lead with that!
Pi on my Cake
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
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That makes total sense
For me, spatial organization makes more sense. But I've also never really read projects through in a critical fashion so my perspective is different as a casual reader who can feel free to skim here and there. So, I can definitely see where you're coming from with all your experience and how that makes more sense thinking about it now
Well, I hosted an episode of the One Sentence Comp so I guess I have read projects critically before, but only being three sentences, it's a very different beast haha.
Suchomimus
Well-Known Member
Suchomimus
Well-Known Member
AceAstro
Well-Known Member
I recorded it to watch today. Thought it was quite good!!
Voxel
President of Progress City
Agreed, I thought they did it justice. It was one of the better (if not the best TV musical.
AceAstro
Well-Known Member
Agreed! I think it had an advantage of not having to constantly change locations like Grease or Hairspray did so that definitely helped!