Ambience of Teyvat: Ajax 'Childe' Tartaglia.

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Published 2023-04-18

My recording software is still being optimized, BUT, I figured people might not care about the weird framerate.
I use OBS so It's going to be VERY HARD to fix, I'll do tests before my next part.
Let me explain what exactly these video's are supposed to be.
I really like playing the game without music, something people don't usually do, and I noticed there's a lot of really subtle sound design in the game, and overall how calming it is.
So, I came up with routines for a bunch of characters and decided to record them, it's like a window into somebodies life.
There are a lot of unintentional things that happened during this recording, I started Zhongli's story quest but I never finished it, so he's permanently in the back round. Also Ajax kept looking at things and I didn't want him to but...whatever.
Now for the intentional stuff: I had to despawn two German shepherds because when I was recording, they kept bothering Ajax, so I used Thoma. (Ajax couldn't hit them no matter what I did lmao.)
I purposely led a dog to Ajax's starting location, this is because according to Ajax's lore, a pack of wolves (And I think a bear too? But they don't exist and I have a small headcanon that Ajax doesn't like dogs.) is what lead Ajax to his spiral down the abyss, and I also have a house headcanon for Ajax, so.
The routine for his walk to the bank is actually the longer, and more scenic route, it's him stalling getting there because I cannot imagine it's fun for him to be a loan shark.
I had to plan how I aimed the camera, solely to focus on a NPC, or some scenery.
Ajax wanted to hear a story but the NPC didn't tell one until after he left, sadge.
Aaaand, that's all there is, I'm going to do Kaeya next. (Hint, the character bar is basically foreshadowing the next three...I guess I'll call them episodes.)
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His routine was always set, and he never dared to stray his path.
In the very trodden path, sometimes each step he took every day felt like a puzzle, where his feet fit perfectly in with the ground.