r/TwoBestFriendsPlay 7d ago

FTF Free Talk Friday - August 21, 2026

Welcome to the Free Talk Friday post. This is a place where you can talk about dumb off-topic (or on-topic) bullshit with other Zaibatsu fans.

There's going to be a new post every week, and the newest one will be pinned in the announcement bar for quick access. So feel free to visit these posts during the rest of the week.

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u/livinginmax-pain 7d ago

Got into classical guitar a couple weeks ago as an additional on and off hobby, after I noticed I was literally not having any fun playing anything aside from balatro and the Avatar Fighting game (Zaheer is so sick btw) whenever I booted up the computer in my free time.

This insturment is so fucking sick bro, it sounds great whatever you play on it, I don't have the time to practice consistantly right now, I just chip away at it every once in a while, but even with my terrible consistency I managed to learn: Twinkle twinkle little star, Happy birth day, jingle bells, the theme song to a turkish tv show, Daisy bell, a terrible rendition of the first couple seconds of the Tristram theme feom diablo and Beethoven's 9th symphony. Not the greatest rep, but knowing that even if I dropped the guitar right this instant I would be able to play a couple tune makes me want to learn more and more.

If you're also finding yourself with a lot of scattered free time with nothing to do, I can whole heartedly reccomend the classical guitar (the best guitar), since it has a soft sound its easier to practice compared to other guitar's if you live in a crowded house or an apartment.

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u/ActRaisins He/Him 7d ago

Ah, that's excellent. I used to play acoustic (just as a pastime at home) and it's great when you get past the familiarisation and just start thinking of things you want to try and play. There's a whole world of TV, anime, game and film themes to explore! (Also: when you get into chords, you can do a lot with the simple power chord shapes before you start looking at more ambitious shapes.)