James Grimes
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Robert Reed:
Thanks for the reply, it means a lot! Do you remember if there was any types of music, imagery or literature that you used to get you in the mindset of writing for Bungie? Sorry I have so many questions, I really love the style of the games world so much, I want to try and capture it myself.
Robert Reed
I was new to the world of games, and to streaming music. But I hit on Pandora and listening to music in the category "Halo," as in the music by Marty O'Donnell.
One of my projects was writing words to go with a MUSIC OF THE SPHERES project of his. Everyone was happy with my end. At least that's what I was told. And then the project kind of vanished.
Turmoil is the nature of the gaming world.
One of my projects was writing words to go with a MUSIC OF THE SPHERES project of his. Everyone was happy with my end. At least that's what I was told. And then the project kind of vanished.
Turmoil is the nature of the gaming world.
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Jeffrey Gershom
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Robert Reed:
Greetings, Robert. I don't have a question, but I wanted to tell you how much I've enjoyed your work over the years. Living here in Grand Island, there's not much in the way of science fiction. Yet, we have a wonderful night sky for observing without the light pollution. I imagine that Lincoln's night lights, along with the shimmering glow of Omaha, can be a challenge? Keep up with the awesome work! -- Jeffrey
Alex
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Robert Reed:
Hello, I’d like to ask a few questions regarding the Vex from Destiny. The Pyramidon is described as an infinite-dimensional Hilbert Space created by the Vex, however there is contention amongst parts of the community whether or not this is an actual Hilbert Space or not. Is it an actual Hilbert Space or not?
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