Entire soundtrack by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, btw. >.>

The main thing I'm concerned with is the AI in this game. id really gave a false impression with the AI behaviors in Doom 3 before it was released. I blame that Alpha build which had imps far more aggressive and scary than in the final product, Trent Reznor on sounds/ambiance enhanced this tension greatly; I was saddened when he was taken off the project. Really hoping they innovate in this area this time around. AI in first-person games has barely evolved since Half-Life or Halo 1 if you prefer that, F.E.A.R. being one of the fairly recent (4-5 years old recent) exceptions.

Also, wtf on no dedicated servers id? This isn't like you guys. We're worried about you, id!

I was smoking weed at a NIN concert a few years ago. Trent Reznor pointed at me, looked into my eyes and said, "This asshole of a girl right here is smoking WEED. GET HER." I'm lucky I'm 5 feet tall, because I melted into the mosh pit behind me.

Great sift.

Got a lot of respect for Mr. Reznor but it's nice to hear from those that also did a buttload of hard work to make him look good. ; )

Sorry, I had to go to an actual theater to see it : )

For me it was a good flick, but not a great one. I'll just say I was kind of expecting a different type of movie.

Amazingly well done for it's budget though, and it has Clint Mansel doing the music who I've been a huge fan of since he was on Trent Reznor's old nothing music label.

I presume it was a reference to Canada Day - thanks!

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
*promote

For anyone who was interested like me but didn't want to watch 10 minutes of video, like me, here's a quote from wikipedia who quotes trent reznor:

He's filming a music video where reznor in the video pretends to fall off a building and die in the street.

"There was a scene were I was lying on the ground, appearing to be dead, in a Lodger-esque pose and we had a camera with a big weather balloon filled with helium hooked up to it... the first one we did, we started the film, I was laying on the ground and the ropes that were holding the balloon snapped, the camera just took off into the atmosphere... the camera landed two hundred miles away in a farmer's field somewhere. He finds it and takes it to the police, thinking that it's a surveillance camera for marijuana, they develop the film and think that it's some sort of snuff film of a murder, give it to the FBI and have pathologists looking at the body saying, 'yeah, he's rotting,' (I had corn starch on me, right) 'he's been decomposing for 3 weeks.' You could see the other members of the band walking away and they had these weird outfits on, and they thought it was some kind of gang slaying."

When did Trent Reznor turn into Lance Armstrong?

Oh, it's one of my favorites on here. That's why I noticed the dead link.

In reply to this comment by RhesusMonk:
*fixed. Thanks for the heads-up. If you haven't seen that vid yet, check it out. It's pretty awesome.

*fixed. Thanks for the heads-up. If you haven't seen that vid yet, check it out. It's pretty awesome.

^You'd be surprised. Technology allows you to use just about anything you like for a snare crack. Trent Reznor samples machines, Bjork samples wild animals humping and Will Smith samples Stevie Wonder's Drummer's Snare drum (along with the entire song).

Tags for this video have been changed from 'reznor, nin, music video' to 'trent reznor, nin, music video, nine inch nails' - edited by Zifnab

>> ^LostTurntable:
This song is off of his 2004 self-titled album. Trent Reznor did not produce that, he had nothing to do with that record.


>> ^thechrisproject:
What LostTurntable said. This song was not produced by Trent Reznor. In fact, Trent has cited it as being one of the tracks that got him particularly interested in Saul Williams.


Thanks, fellas. Tags and title changed to reflect my ignorance.

What LostTurntable said. This song was not produced by Trent Reznor. In fact, Trent has cited it as being one of the tracks that got him particularly interested in Saul Williams.

This song is off of his 2004 self-titled album. Trent Reznor did not produce that, he had nothing to do with that record.