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Here are the weapons in the game and how to get them. There is other ways for karma stuff but I can't think of them off the top of my head.

Things like buying the fake ID will give you negative karma but buying the regular ID for 25 dollars more will give you positive karma. One thing that I have forgot to talk about is the karma, you can have either positive or negative karma in the game and that could effect the jobs that you get. You will need the strength and or intelligence for different jobs. On street 2 there is the University where you can study or take a class or work out in the gym. You start out getting a job at McSticks and I think every 5 shifts that you work there you can ask for a promotion. You first probably want to just walk around (hold shift to run/skateboard/hoverboard) and try to remember where things are since the whole layout is a lot different then the first game. But whatever you do DON'T pick socially awkward interpretativeĭancer unless you want to make things a lot harder for yourself. What to choose for your special ability thing depends on how you are going to play the game. I would recommend to have charm as your highest stat since it is the hardest to get. There is no special name for your stick guy like the first game. The main goal is to get all the 4D objects and give them to the professor and then he will give you a key to the lab. I have played this game on and it is somewhere on the front page there. Some uploads mislabel this song incorrectly as 'Pago Sticks'.I have been spending a lot of time playing the sequel to Stick RPG and the new game is great so I decided to make a walkthrough of it.A synth player with keys that resembled those of the marimba and vibraphone players existed as a concept.This piece used church organ instruments instead of the current bass string instruments. An earlier version of 'Pogo Sticks' was used as filler music during Future Retro's 'Stage Construction' feature from the first DVD.The piece also ends a few seconds later than the actual animation, and instead of the instruments rolling off into the distance, they just flail around a little more and simply fade out. Every performer is also present from the start, so they do not have to come out from the stage walls. The performers also do not roll as much, yet they do bounce around more. Bonus Feature: Rehearsal: All 7 performers run through the piece in a plain room with a simple floor and walls.The sky was created when Eric shot about 8 pictures of the real sky where he lived, used Photoshop to fuse the photos into a panorama, and recolored it so that it would light the wooden environment in the same way. It is also mentioned in the commentary that the sky that lights the wooden city where the instruments 'live' was done by renowned background artist Eric Shauvin, who had actually phoned Animusic to ask if they needed help with backgrounds.It has not been elaborated whether or not this was intentional.

Humorously, the instruments become lit in green and play bridges of the piece as they roll under actual bridges.Stick, along with the fact that the new instruments now have a bit of attitude, play with enthusiasm, and have been given human qualities, have made Pogo Sticks a favorite piece of many watchers. Though Wayne also mentions the positive reception to these facts, stating that the return of 'fan-favorite' Mr. In the commentary, Wayne Lytle mentions that the Animusic staff are immense fans of fellow animation company Pixar, and notes that both Starship Groove and Pogo Sticks are the result of a trend of the staff slowly transitioning into character animators.Throughout the performance, they travel around the wooden course at sunset, stopping at stages intermittently. They also have green lights that glow when they go through tunnels. His 'friends' are the drum kit playing sticks and the two stick xylophones, one as a marimba and another as a metallophone. Stick from Stick Figures has 'cousins,' which are the hammered guitars. This tune is mainly in the key of A minor at 107 BPM. Hammered bass guitar (an updated version from 'Stick Figures: it now has two wheels and is motored').The whole stage is just a wooden track surrounded by wooden blocks. He also brings along 'friends' and 'cousins' in the form of similar instruments. He has the ability of bouncing and the capabilities of motion. This time 'he' has been reformatted to include wheels and a second string. Stick, the popular robotic bass from Stick Figures on Animusic 1.