Slow Motion is a new button that can be used in the next Bloons Tower Defense game. It is the opposite of Fast Forward. When you press this button, the bloons will start moving at half their normal speed, and your towers will attack at half the normal speed as well. However, this will not make the game easier (giving you more time to place towers and such), because your mouse will move more slowly than normal, too.
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| - Slow Motion is a new button that can be used in the next Bloons Tower Defense game. It is the opposite of Fast Forward. When you press this button, the bloons will start moving at half their normal speed, and your towers will attack at half the normal speed as well. However, this will not make the game easier (giving you more time to place towers and such), because your mouse will move more slowly than normal, too.
- Slow Motion est un sort de la Magie du Chant/
- Slow Motion is a Mission challenge book featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone.
- Slow motion is a special condition that decreases the movement of the characters and gameplay. The most notable cause of slow movement is the Timer. When a character is in a state of slow movement, their speed, attacks, and falling speed will be reduced drastically. When the slow movement condition is finished, their speed will return back to normal. There is also an option in Training Mode that allows the player to reduce the speed of the gameplay. Likewise, there is an option in Versus Mode that allows for slow gameplay.
- A spell that slows down a person's actions. It can be reversed by Relief.
- To get the best Slowmotion fx out of a DV cam it can make a big difference shooting in interlaced. There will be more lines to work with in postproduction.
- Below are a list of common slow motions. This list is by no means exhaustive and may vary depending on how easily an individual becomes offended:
* Reverse karate chop- An ancient slow motion that dates back to the Jin Dynasty which involves karate chopping oneself in the chest, palm facing down; it origniates from the art of wu shu Tao Ni (pronounced: dow-nee). Tao Ni is based upon the core principle of humiliation. Its creators emphasized that the key to victory in any fight was first humiliating (and sometimes injuring) oneself. This martial art was considered lost for centuries, but has been revived recently by kung faux masters Steven Seagal, Jean-Claude Van Damme, and Dolph Lundgren.
* Incessant drooling- This one is pretty self-explanatory; also a slow motion of wu shu Tao Ni
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| - Slow Motion is a new button that can be used in the next Bloons Tower Defense game. It is the opposite of Fast Forward. When you press this button, the bloons will start moving at half their normal speed, and your towers will attack at half the normal speed as well. However, this will not make the game easier (giving you more time to place towers and such), because your mouse will move more slowly than normal, too.
- Below are a list of common slow motions. This list is by no means exhaustive and may vary depending on how easily an individual becomes offended:
* Reverse karate chop- An ancient slow motion that dates back to the Jin Dynasty which involves karate chopping oneself in the chest, palm facing down; it origniates from the art of wu shu Tao Ni (pronounced: dow-nee). Tao Ni is based upon the core principle of humiliation. Its creators emphasized that the key to victory in any fight was first humiliating (and sometimes injuring) oneself. This martial art was considered lost for centuries, but has been revived recently by kung faux masters Steven Seagal, Jean-Claude Van Damme, and Dolph Lundgren.
* Incessant drooling- This one is pretty self-explanatory; also a slow motion of wu shu Tao Ni. Outside of self-defence, it has also been used to substitute shoe polish, hair gel, hand sanitiser, eye drops, and personal lubrication.
* Attempted self-ear bite - A classic slow motion believed to have originated from public ridicule of Henry II of France attempting to itch his ears with his teeth during a public address. To protect his legacy, Henry's family had his official portrait modified some years after his death to minimize the appearance of his aural appendages. However, a few original copies are rumored to exist in private collections.
* Stutter step - A slow motion that consists of stumbling, staggering, bumbling, bobbling, wobbling, wavering, faltering and generally failing to walk in the traditional manner to which most people have become accustomed. To keep the locals fresh on the proper execution of this motion it is publicly demonstrated every saturday night in most towns, typically by the town drunk. It should not be confused with the Crip walk.
* Flailing - Also known as break dancing, this slow motion of unknown origin has recently been adopted by puzzled youths attempting to appear edgy. The disarray of jostles, jerks, and sudden movements within the general framework of wildly flopping around acts to draw in the younger crowd looking for a way to express themselves. Although its once thriving constituency has thinned out since the 1980's, several small but hardcore factions still exist.
* Roller blading - While not technically a slow motion, strapping wheels to one's feet is never a good idea. Also, try looking cool braking on these things--its not happening. Victims of roller blade accidents have been known display several slow motions later in life. Commonly these are blogging and voting conservative, although incidents involving power walking and the use of the stutter step have also been recorded.
* Nose picking - Dating back to the dawn of man, this motion is known the world over for its capacity to quickly convey the slowness of an individual and their motions; and often noted for its superior capability to unblock nasal passages.
* Blogging - A virtual slow motion, it is often performed by internet users graciously providing their important opinions about things in life.
* Skipping - Used predominantly by children to indicate their lack of mental development, this slow motion involves hopping up on one foot and then the other again and again. It may also be seen in contests by some to prove who can move in the most inefficient manner possible as well as in some military formations while marching.
- Slow Motion est un sort de la Magie du Chant/
- Slow Motion is a Mission challenge book featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone.
- Slow motion is a special condition that decreases the movement of the characters and gameplay. The most notable cause of slow movement is the Timer. When a character is in a state of slow movement, their speed, attacks, and falling speed will be reduced drastically. When the slow movement condition is finished, their speed will return back to normal. There is also an option in Training Mode that allows the player to reduce the speed of the gameplay. Likewise, there is an option in Versus Mode that allows for slow gameplay.
- A spell that slows down a person's actions. It can be reversed by Relief.
- To get the best Slowmotion fx out of a DV cam it can make a big difference shooting in interlaced. There will be more lines to work with in postproduction.
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