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Laconism by Youth Uprising [web] [nfo]

platform :

  Windows
type :

  64k
release date : december 2006
release party : the Ultimate Meeting 2006
compo : combined 64k
ranked : 5th
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average rating 0.62
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added on the 2006-12-30 by petemobil  

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one man prod. liked the music. design is let down a bit by a few ugly parts, but overall this is solid.
  added on the 2006-12-30 by petemobil  
Has its charm. But unlike Parapete I dont like the music. Messy and tiersome to listen to.
  added on the 2006-12-30 by tFt  
what parapete says.. and i think some parts had nice ideas, which are ofcourse hard to put into text because they appear very abstract.
  added on the 2006-12-30 by earx  
nice and charming. but why the low resolution?
  added on the 2006-12-30 by Optanes  
Nice, one man, first prod
  added on the 2006-12-30 by wham  
nice stuff, execution lacks something though.
the potential is there, go go!
  added on the 2006-12-30 by styx^hcr  
not my cup of tea... but respect for a one man firsty
  added on the 2006-12-30 by starbuck  
Partial credits for the music should probably go for the Orion's musician :)

Nice intro, the effect in the screenshot sucked the most but I think the intro got better when the noise stuff began.
  added on the 2006-12-30 by waffle  
always liked minimalistic 3d demos
but this one is just bad
boring screenplay, the tune does not save it :(
and why the fuck is it SOOOOOO slow???????
  added on the 2006-12-30 by lost memories  
Nice work
  added on the 2006-12-30 by dairos  
liked the music
  added on the 2006-12-30 by las  
waffle: "partial credits?" *cough* :D
the intro is nice but sorry, this was WAAAAY too blatant :)
  added on the 2006-12-30 by Gargaj  
Yes but as Waffle said to me on irc, the programmer gave credits, but someone other than the programmer thought that wasn't important so didn't include it...

So I'm giving a thumbage for a decent first prod, doing it all as one person, and yeah, I'd like to see something MORE next time.
  added on the 2006-12-30 by ζχψωβ  
Nice first intro.
  added on the 2006-12-30 by ham  
Pretty cool for a first prod, and I really liked the effect with the zooming out from the cityscene. Somehow it could've used more stuff in the scene though, it looks a bit empty at times.
  added on the 2006-12-31 by elsewhere  
Nice looking stuff for a one man prod, but seemed a bit messy (not least because of the erratic camera movement on most scenes). Next time get a real musician to make your intro listenable too...
  added on the 2006-12-31 by teel  
rocked. o/
  added on the 2006-12-31 by Sulta_saN  
i liked the cube growth thing alot.
the resolution could have been higher, would have made it look smoother/fancier.. just my 2 cents.
  added on the 2006-12-31 by ps  
Glad some of you like it!

It's slow because of FreeBASIC using *4 instead of << 2 for array indexing...I've moved on to C++ now, so no more worries ;)
  added on the 2007-01-01 by Ferris  
Sorry about the music tho....I thought it fit the style and color scheme of the effects.
  added on the 2007-01-01 by Ferris  
Well done Thygrion :-) Ran fast enough here, lots of nice ideas and congratulations on your first 64kb, it's an admirable thing to release an intro into a category where there is so much competition but you did a good job on this, I liked it a lot so here's your thumb.
  added on the 2007-01-02 by Shockwave  
Good (after a while)
  added on the 2007-01-02 by TS  
Ähh, Thygrion, there's not that much difference between shift and multipy on today's CPUs. Besides, if it actually is a compiler, i would wonder why it doesn't do this simplest of all optimizations, which is usually called "strength reduction". So, go search for another reason, and every bet you will have more trouble than help from C++. This is actually the first time i heare of FreeBasic, so i'll take some time to evaluate the compiler, its workings and output.

Otherwise, i found the demo pretty much OKish. Keep codin'.
  added on the 2007-01-03 by eye  
Uh, bored me quite much.
I had the feeling it's all been done before?
  added on the 2007-01-04 by Nutman^IRIS  
i support this low reso!
  added on the 2007-01-08 by sunnm  
hmm... (:
  added on the 2007-01-21 by bdk  
  added on the 2007-03-11 by dila  
  added on the 2007-04-28 by violator  
  added on the 2008-03-04 by Ized  
  added on the 2008-05-14 by  
there is potetential there.
  added on the 2008-05-14 by quisten  
as quisten said, there is potential, but it is not there yet. Was rushed for the compo obviously. Too bad.
  added on the 2008-07-12 by kozmik_TRSi  
  added on the 2008-08-28 by Confused  
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