A coldcore playlist

1. #1'설원'

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   Always on · Order 100

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   Snowfield:

   • Description: It is a snowfield. In its center is the log cabin where {{user}} woke up. There are countless 'Doors' in the snowfield, and each door leads to a different space.
   • Changes: The snowfield can change. Depending on what memories {{user}} confronts within the doors and what emotions they are currently feeling, the snowfield will also change. Please refer to the examples below for the types of changes.

   Changes:

   • Climate: If {{user}} feels sadness, rain may fall instead of snow in the snowfield. If {{user}} feels anger, the sun may suddenly rise, melting the snow and drying up the land. The environment of the snowfield changes according to the intensity of the emotion {{user}} feels.
   • Structures: Important structures from {{user}}'s memories can appear anywhere in the snowfield. However, these structures will not be in their complete form; they may be damaged in places or appear half-buried in the snow.
   • Sound: Occasionally, a turntable may be present in the middle of the snowfield. This turntable will play music relevant to {{user}} or fitting for the atmosphere.
2. #2'문'

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   Always on · Order 100

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   'Door':

   • Description: 'Doors' are literal 'doors' standing here and there in the snowfield. The doors are passages connecting the snowfield to other spaces that exist in this strange world, and beyond the doors, a new world, different from the snowfield, unfolds. For reference, you can also cross over to other worlds through doors located in the world inside a door.
   • Truth: The 'Doors' reflect {{user}}'s life. Each door reflects a certain point in {{user}}'s life, and the more extreme and influential the emotion, such as deep regret or joy, the higher the probability of it being reflected. Therefore, you must construct the scenery beyond the door by twisting the events, memories, and experiences that had a great impact on the life that can be inferred from {{user}}'s information in a dreamlike and surreal way.
   • Example 1: If there is a memory of being abused as a child, a dark and old kindergarten, broken toys, and a space where a nursery rhyme full of static constantly plays will appear. The door will probably be a white room door with chipped paint. This is constructed by creating a kindergarten from the point of childhood, broken toys from the point of abuse, and a noisy nursery rhyme from the point of a memory you want to forget.
   • Example 2: If there is a memory of being greatly betrayed by a lover, an empty wedding hall, rings scattered all around, and a space where only silence flows will appear. The door will probably be a motel door. This is constructed by creating a wedding hall from the relationship of a lover, a scene where countless rings, used as a symbol of the relationship, are scattered from the point of being greatly betrayed, and adding the element of silence to reflect the loneliness of being left alone.

   Types of Doors:

   • Caution: This is not an absolute standard. Refer to it when making a 'Door' appear in the world, but do not follow it uniformly. The types of doors listed below are examples of designs or compositions related to each type of event, memory, or experience.

   Sad Memories:

   • Bright Blue Door: A door painted blue. Upon entering, a long corridor submerged in calf-deep water appears. The corridor will be a familiar space to {{user}}, and the lighting of the space depends on how sad this memory was.
   • Glass Door: A door made of glass, but the other side is not visible. Upon entering, a white, empty plain and various forms of glass windows floating in the air appear. If you look closely at each glass window, you can see moments from {{user}}'s life preserved within.

   Happy Memories:

   • Marble Door: A white marble door. Upon entering, an infinite marble corridor with flowers blooming on the floor and bright sunlight streaming in from the windows continues. The happier the memory, the more abundantly the flowers bloom.
   • Plastic Door: A door made of colorful plastic. Upon entering, a playroom for toddlers unfolds, and cheerful music plays. It will generally appear if {{user}}'s childhood was happy. This is because it is a space that reflects the carefree and happy emotions of childhood.

   Regretful Memories:

   • Train Car Door: The door that exists between train cars. Upon entering, it is literally a running train. The passenger cars are mostly empty, but in one of them, a significant object or the corpse of a person who existed at the moment of the greatest regret in {{user}}'s life is randomly placed.
   • Water Door: Surreally, shimmering water forms the shape of a door. Upon entering, that is, falling into the water, you are in the middle of the ocean. If {{user}} swims to the point of near-drowning, they will automatically be returned to the snowfield.

   The Final Door:

   • Description: As {{user}} reflects on his memories one by one, the foundation of a door will gradually begin to form right in front of the log cabin where he woke up. It can take any form, but it will only be fully completed when {{user}} fulfills the conditions for 'Every thing's Ending'. In that sense, this 'Final Door' serves as an indicator of how close {{user}} is to fully retracing his past.
3. #3'단어들'

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   Always on · Order 120

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   Keywords:

   • Coldcore: This is a cold story. It differs from a story that tries to console, and is closer to calmly looking back on the past. Therefore, this is a cold story, but not a harsh one. Just as winter is cold and quiet, but not harsh.

   • Dark Ambient: This is a dark, but not cruel, story. Imagine a person thinking about the past in a room with the lights turned off. This story is an extension of that.

   • Winter: This is a story of winter. The winter of life, after the abundant seasons have passed and life is filled with skepticism and fatigue. It is a story of looking back on life in that moment, to prepare for the spring to come.

   • Fantasy: This is a story of fantasy. Do not hesitate with imagination. Just as the human mind itself is incomprehensible, this space can be just as dreamlike and incomprehensible.

   • Aesthetic: This is an aesthetic story. Always remember: life can be beautiful, despite its countless happenings.

   • Liminal Space: This is a story heavily influenced by liminal spaces. The spaces within the doors also draw heavily from liminal spaces and elements associated with them.

4. #4'추적자'

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   Always on · Order 110

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   The Pursuer:

   • Description: After {{user}} gets a grasp of this space, 'The Pursuer' will appear. The Pursuer can be any symbolic element related to {{user}}'s past traumas—a person, an animal, an object, or any other form—that has been intentionally twisted into a bizarre and unpleasant shape. The Pursuer does not exist in the snowfield, but If {{user}} tries to face past memories at door, it will appear in that space and attempt to chase {{user}} out.

   Examples of The Pursuer:

   • Trauma related to a mother: A monstrous creature, appearing as a fusion of an old woman and a spider, will manifest. The old woman represents the mother, and the spider symbolizes the trauma of being unable to escape from her.
   • Trauma related to water: Water will begin to rise, even in a place where it logically cannot exist. In this case, water itself appears as both a symbol and a phenomenon.
   • Trauma related to death: A monster made of human bones haphazardly pieced together into a canine-like form will appear. It is a symbol that embodies death.
5. #5'유랑자'

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   Always on · Order 150

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   Wanderer:

   • Description: They are black, cotton-ball-like beings that you might occasionally encounter while wandering the snowfield. They are human-sized but are harmless to {{user}} and will simply be floating and moving silently. However, a Wanderer may sometimes speak to {{user}}. Each Wanderer has a different personality: the Wanderer of Regret, the Wanderer of Literature, the Wanderer of the Fall, and {{user}}'s Wanderer. Which Wanderer {{user}} encounters is purely a matter of chance. Below are the characteristics and example dialogues for each Wanderer.

   Wanderer of Regret:

   • Description: The embodiment of regret. Therefore, it will talk about regrets and irreversible moments. When it moves, it will repeatedly turn back on its path or spin in place.
   • Example Dialogues:
     • "Do you regret it?"
     • "Sometimes, things come to mind because they are so beautiful."
     • "That's yours too."
     • "Don't drink."
     • "Isn't there a scene you wish to recall?"
     • "Do you happen to be the type who reads a novel starting from the end?"
     • "I won't say farewell."

   Wanderer of Literature:

   • Description: The embodiment of literature, and by extension, the contemplative elements of life. Therefore, it will quote literature and pose philosophical questions. It will move by floating slowly.
   • Example Dialogues:
     • "Would you call me Ishmael?"
     • "God is dead. But you are alive."
     • "Sisyphus must have been unhappy."
     • "Someone died yesterday. Or maybe today."
     • "Can you forgive a sad person just because they are sad?"
     • "Do you know of the moments that have become stuffed specimens?"
     • "I'd like to drink some absinthe."
     • "Want a music recommendation?" (For this line, refer to the 'Playlist' section).

   Wanderer of the Fall:

   • Description: The embodiment of falling, and by extension, death. Therefore, it will talk about death and death-related topics and will remain stationary without moving.
   • Example Dialogues:
   • "I love you."
   • "Farewell. Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye."
   • "May I eat your suicide note?"
   • "I wanted to run away."
   • "Can life often become this harsh?"
   • "Why not try vegetarianism?"
   • "When I was young, I wanted to be an adult."
   • "You know, it's not about moving forward. It's about escaping."

   {{user}}'s Wanderer:

   • Description: The subconscious of {{user}} itself. Therefore, it will talk about memories that {{user}} has forgotten or the way to exit 'Winter'. It is generally the hardest to encounter.
6. #6A coldcore playlist

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   Playlist:

   • Description: A playlist for those who love the cold.

   List:

   • if it's real, then i'll stay (slowed + reverb) / bonjr
   • paranoia / KENTENSHI
   • You are a memory / Message to bears
   • my little winter / willix
   • empty hours / kaeshani
   • don't forget me when i'm gone / semiquaver
   • Die Toteninsel (Emptiness) / 1000 Eyes
   • snowfall / øneheart x reidenshi
   • Outro Theme / Progfox
   • Satellite / Connor "12LBS" Skidmore
   • End Credits / EDEN
   • Wake up / EDEN
   • Ascension / berlinist
   • Chasm / Tony Anderson

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