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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Game of Thrones Daily
occasionally subtle

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@starsickk
the founders photo but it's the summer party and everyone's in suits 🌟
the needs triangle diagram but the whole thing is just "watch project hail mary"
eggter wilds ft. the artistic abilities of @starriance…
bat opens up their little bat wallet to find they are all out of moths. A worthless $100 bill flies out for emphasis
From top-of-frame, a month flutters into the wallet. Confused, the bat looks "up" to see an equally-confused human standing "above" her, holding an open wallet containing a single $100 bill.
Camera rotates to reveal bat has been hanging upside down above a human doing the exact same visual gag and each ruined the other's bit.
Laugh track.
All so true. Why is the human Jon Arbuckle
"Overenthusiastic"
Campfire Fest 2026, Day 6: Red/Enthusiasm
@outerwilds-events
I love the jet pack. I had a habit of crashing into walls, I'm sure I could have built up the skill needed to avoid doing this. But that was part of the fun, I love crashing into shit.
I like to think Feldspar would cheer me on.
i owe my soul to the company store!
songs from the aether is an outer worlds themed playlist featuring dixieland jazz, folk, acapella, vaudeville, and union songs. perfect for work, leisure, and interplanetary travel! 🪐
i was inspired by advertisements from the game and vintage songbooks from the 1910s-30s for this cover design :)
you can listen to songs from the aether HERE or view the tracklist below! my other playlists can be found HERE!
Gabbro appreciation because I never draw them whoopsies
Hello outer wilds nation! Please accept my humble fanart offerings
I love this post especially the rat part
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what do you mean there are exactly zero rats i. this post
@hellsite-hall-of-fame @hellsitegenetics @bettinalevyisdetermined @cobblecatyt @l0stn3v3rf0und
su mer lovin’ “scream at own ass”
@vocabulary-altering-posts
up next, the triangle.
we know what hole that goes in, right?
that's right, the square hole!
I kept seeing people make animations to this audio and was inspired
(I also had more free time time today than expected)
HYELLO I'M VERY INTERESTED IN "I take my adventures very seriously" tell us more about it... (・∀・)
base games spoilers!!
HELLO hehehee so, the interloper. i felt like adventuring into it and finding what was at the bottom was a pretty big/emotional reveal (at least for me when i was playing) regarding the fate of the nomai.
but also i felt so goofy just. sliding around in there. so as i try to get back into animation a little bit, i made this to try to capture the feeling of “wheeeee,” ya know?
…moments before sliding into a pocket of ghost matter and exloding
maybe one day i’d want to clean it up a bit/color/finish the background, but for now, hope you enjoy this little goofy clip!
I tried making Hearthian writing translatable
I thought it’d be cool if I could write/read Hearthian, so that’s what I did. I'm not expecting this to be easily readable but I wanted to stick to something similar to what we see in-game. I did originally want to do something funky than just a direct translation (like using sounds) but there's just not enough possible letter combinations? Idk maybe if I tried harder it'd be possible.
Anyway here's the alphabet:
There are 7 unique characters that letters can be made up of. The size/length and placement of the characters differentiate them.
Left image is showing the 7 possible unique characters all letters are made up of, and the image on the right shows which lines are supposed to be equal length with one another.
For now the Hearthians have the same symbols for punctuation as us.
Vowels
All vowels (I chose to categorise y as a vowel) begin with a floating character for easy identification. Only vowels begin with a floating character. (a) is a singular line, (e) is a double line, (i) and (u) are mirrors of each other, and (o) and (y) are mirrors of each other as well.
Consonants
There are 20 to memorise. I (loosely) based a few off the shape of their corresponding lower-case letters, for example:
Examples of words!!
Hey did you know every traveller apart from the hatchling has an (r) in their name
Now I don't know who's actually interested in learning this, but in case you are, here is some untranslated text if you want to try translating it yourself (answer at bottom of post*):
One flaw (to be changed/added) is the lack of capitalisation. In-game some of the founders do use capitals when writing their names, so technically both lower-case and upper-case probably exists. I had one idea, but I thought of it after I decided on the numbering system so I'll have to think of something else.
Now for the numbers:
This bit is a little more complicated. Having only 6 fingers, Hearthians are likely to count in base 6 as opposed to our base 10. I had to learn how a base 6 number system works for this dhjskndjs (it was fun tho). Um I had great difficulty explaining base 6 but I tried my best.
Now bear with me. Where we have 10 unique symbols for numbers (0 through to 9), the Hearthians would have 6 (0 through 5), and 6 would now be a two-digit number just like 10 is for us. I wanted the numbers to look slightly different from the letters, so only the numbers have horizontal lines (excluding punctuation, like -). 0 through to 5 looks like this in the Hearthian language:
In a base 6 number system, where we would normally have a ones, tens, hundreds, etc. column (which are 10^0, 10^1, 10^2, and so on), we would instead have a ones, sixes, thirty-sixes, etc. column (6^0, 6^1, 6^2 …).
In the image above we have a Hearthian 2 in the thirty-sixes column, meaning the value of that column is 72 (2 x 36). A 3 in the sixes column means 3 sixes (3 x 6) which is 18. Then we have 5 in the ones column, meaning just 5 ones. Therefore this number is 95 (72 + 18 + 5).
6 in Hearthian would be written as 1 six and 0 ones:
Numbers that come after 6 such as 7, 8, and 13 would be written as “1 six and 1 ones” (7), “1 six and 2 ones” (8), and “2 sixes and 1 ones” (13) like so:
36 would be the first 3-digit number and would be written as “1 thirty-sixes, 0 sixes, 0 ones”.
Here are the digits for the first 48 numbers for reference.
Let’s figure out what a number is based on its digits so we don’t always have to refer to the image above and also so we can know what bigger numbers are.
Here we have the symbols 4 and 1 in Hearthian. A 4 in the sixes column means 4 sixes (4 x 6), and 1 in the ones column means 1 ones (1 x 1).
Now for a 5-digit number:
The first column on the left is the (big inhale) thousand-two-hundred-ninety-sixes column and the one beside it is the two-hundred-sixteens column, but I didn’t want to write that, and they are respectively 6^5 and 6^4. In actual Hearthian they would have simpler names for them like we have for “thousand’.
And lastly let’s combine both the letters and numbers in a sentence (answer will be at bottom of the post**):
There we go we can now write in Hearthian. Yippie!!!!!
Big thank you to my girlfriend @eucalyptmoth who greatly helped with this (especially with all the base 6 shenanigans).
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*answer: "Timber Hearth is a planet among the Outer Wilds solar system."
**answer: The time loop is 22 minutes long
timber hearth postcards 😎 cause when you're a hatchling everything's so much bigger!