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I distinctly remember enjoying this game as a kid so don't beat yourself up too much :)

Your story reminds me of "the firebird scream". Here, it's hilarious: https://youtu.be/WnMv6-XTROY

An unrelated question, do you find the "generic epic background orchestral track" that is very common in movies good to play? Or does it feel a bit more like a chore when the music has no obvious purpose or emotional value?

I write orchestral music purely as a hobby (digitally, through realistic midi VSTs) and may end up having something played by live musicians at some point. Are there any common newbie mistakes composers make when they're having their work played by real musicians for the first time?

Like not leaving enough breath gaps or writing in impossible ranges for the real instrument etc.

In quantom mechanics what does "observe" really mean? What constitutes an observation, and what doesn't?