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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6lY1GXTu5M

I'm amazed at her singing mostly.

My question is if it's real or not. I mean. I believe that thing she holds is the microphone?

And no matter how much she moves it, the volume of her voice doesn't change.

Was it really played with Labo instruments?

@ll_exile_ll: Thanks! I think I'll buy the GOTY, then. It's really cheap, I know. But the Steam sale is also happening, so I wanted to shop smart :D
Thanks again for the detailed answers!

Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if I could hold on buying it. And if I liked the game, I'd buy the DLC. Would that work? Or I'd have to start the game all over again?

I've never played DA: Inquisition. It's now on sale at Origin.
The vanilla version (No DLC) is $3.24. And the Game of the Year edition, which has all the DLC, is $14.99
I'm the kind of player that when I finish the game, I'm ready to move on. I rarely explore DLC content.
I just want to know if all this DLC comes after you finish the game, or if it's distributed all over the game, like new characters, new abilities, or something that'd make me enjoy the game more.
Thanks a lot!

Thank you all for the kind words.

I miss that podcast.

I think I started it one day while drunk. Forgot about it... Here it is:

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster

Corpse Killer

Robot Alchemic Drive

Same, in Chrome

@chroipahtz: I'll try the other runs. But I don't think I'll endure them. Still plan to check videos or articles to see what's really under the hood.

@dixavd: Oh, man. You took it to another level! That's awesome! I agree with almost all the parts. I still gotta try the pacifist run. I hope I don't get too bored.

@bisonhero: Lol, yeah. After dixavd graph mine is just amateur. I wanted to say that when you first realize the quirks of the game, they are pretty cool. Then it kinda goes down from there.