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Six young friends struggle to coordinate a game session while navigating the complexities of adult life.
AUTOPRAXIS is a serialized multi-media kinetic novel from writer Robin Jay and artist Audrey K., aiming to pastiche, expand on, and respond to Andrew Hussie's Homestuck and the online landscape that's followed it. 1300+ pages and counting, updates most days.
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People are unfazed if you hate women but if you dislike dogs they assume you're a bad person
6/01/26 AUTOPRAXIS update.
Okay, if you are tired then you won't be able to read. There I say it. No one else want to say it. It is strange. If you are tired, if you cannot finish a book that's a given. That's why you need to read...at work. You need to steal your reading time from your employers.
do we think chocolate guy is gay?
-Grandpa Joe muttering to Charlie in that factory
One of my indie game pet peeves is when a game imitates the fromsoft soul system for its currency. The soul system functions mostly an equivalent to EXP, with buying the occasional shop item or restocking ammo being a secondary function. It's spent frequently from any save point in small bursts (usually one or two level-ups per stretch between bonfires), so being able to reclaim lost souls feels like having a second chance to retrieve lost EXP after having to reload from a previous save, a kindness not typically afforded to players. Conversely, one typically saves up money over longer periods of time and spends it in particular areas, so the usual play experience upon being forced to reload a previous save after dying in an RPG is that of reverting to one's money total at the last save point. Losing it all unless you are able to return to the site of your death feels less like a reward for continued improvement and more like the desperate rush to regain dropped equipment from a cave in minecraft, and imo mostly serves to punish failure by dragging out playtime.
So to you whats the difference between realistic and grounded in terms of rpgs and fictional worlds? Ive only ever hesrd them used as synonyms
grounded: serious thought is given to how the evil wizard's army is managing the logistics of feeding a dragon, even if that doesn't come up directly on the page
realistic: dragons cant fly because of the square cube law
it's a great day to be following my blog if u love sounds
Couldn't find the deedee megadoodoo video so I found it on yt and am posting it here for archival purposes
one of the many useful rosewaterisms i've applied to my own work is 'magic is a hungry monster'. of course, "there'll be a place for this idea eventually" is obviously more true of a 30-year old game that prints thousands of new cards every year than it is of any one random person's creative output. but unless you are in your like, 70s, or you're working in some huge-budget medium like directing feature films where your output is necessarily extremely limited, there will almost always be a home down the road for that really cool scene, or character, or mechanic, or melody, or whatever else that you just can't make work in your current project. put it away for a rainy day, if it's really that good you'll find yourself digging it back out down the line
Now viewing: Spartan Federation
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dark souls 2 is the worst best game and dark souls 3 is the best worst game
computing technology has led to a marked increase in the efficiency of productive labour performed by many workers—under socialized control of the means of production this could significantly improve the quality of life of the masses, but under capitalism it only allows the bourgeoisie to appropriate an amazing digital surplus
