Mikinator5

so if you can't entertain yourself when things are slow you may find yourself a bit out of sorts.

Just to clarify, does this mean entertaining yourself in your own headspace, or do these work places normally allow radio/music or scroll reddit on your off time?

Thanks for doing this Graeme and John. I was really interested in how you set up scenes with multiple clones. I know the classic form of multiple versions of the same actor was to have them act out different scenes in front of a green screen and then mesh them together, but the way the girls in the show interacted with their environments and each other was so smooth and realistic that I would love to know how you guys pulled that off.

Anyways, I have been watching OB since the start and I thank you for another great show to keep me frequenting BBC.

Edit: Any chance we can get an AMA from the actors of OB? I can't remember their names but an AMA from Felix would be awesome!

Hi Garry.

Does the playstyle of a game (FPS, Top Down, Third Person, etc.) have an effect on the development of music for a game?

Also, do you ever see video game soundtracks having mainstream retail releases like CD's?

What would you say is the Environmental "Point of no Return" for Humanity's survival before we have to resort to extreme measures to undo our mistakes?

The depletion of the zone layer? Draining all of our un-renewable energy sources before renewable alternatives are found? etc.

Thanks! There are so many layers when it comes to video game development and I'm sure that each one is tough work. I love getting insight into the process.

Most people don't realize how much influence music can have on a game's success so I appreciate all the work you do.