Inhibitions Z by SAD Boys

by **Opal Rider** Thu May 19, 2016 6:58 pm

Inhibitions Z

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Created by @DaPianoKid @Sheldon @Anton
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A track so crazy no one even complained about the electro swing. All things considered, that's quite an accomplishment on its own, but Dap Anton and Sheldon (S.A.D Boys) took it a step further by releasing it as the first track resembling a style known as "glitch quirk" which utilizes kramual cannons in ways that were previously unheard of.

Quotes:

Apple wrote:I am so glad you guys are all playing Line Rider right now. This is some of the fastest I think this game has ever technically developed and it's incredible to watch everything unfold.

I loved the track and the syncing was beautiful. Everything was so smooth and I honestly don't think I could tell the parts apart. The style was so consistent all the way through. Very fun to watch.

Conundrumer wrote:this is really impressive. i'm gonna have to watch this a few more times.

Chuggers wrote:nobody can do this detailed of a sync besides you guys, because only you guys can move bosh so quickly within a frame

this track is probably the finest display of syncing ever created, and as far as i can see, is flawless

FlagCapper wrote:Very nicely done. I remember when I used to be proud of how strong I could make my flings so that I would move Bosh from one side of the screen to the other in like 10 frames or whatever. With kramual stacks being a thing that sounds pretty silly in comparison.

OTDE wrote:See, this is the shit I like, right here. The way y'all are playing with syncs and direction makes for a reeeeeeeeally interesting watch.

shiny wrote:I had high expectations for this track and you guys blew them out of the water, that was fantastic. I tend to think of linerider as a way to visualize music and you three have been able to use your technical skills to create a track that, at least to me, looks exactly like the music sounds. The fact that this track is xyz, blue, and changes directions every other second and STILL feels light and fluid is really impressive

hoboapple wrote:Made an account just to say holy shit. You managed to match the music with the gesture of the guy's flinging in a really satisfying way. The horizontal/vertical hits where he switched instantly after bouncing (the bounces were really cool too) were super cool to watch. You managed to keep it varied, too - I never got bored (as I sometimes do with longer tracks). Nice job!