#muffinsupremacy

[canisalbus]

I feel for you, on your last post saying you can't even draw anymore. I play guitar and have been dealing with really bad arm pain such that I can barely play anymore and it. Hurts not being able to do my art like I used to, like I want to, and it's disorienting after having a lot of identity placed in what you can do and then having it taken away from you. It's really really shitty and I'm sorry you're going through it. I wish I had advice, or words of encouragement beyond just that you aren't alone, what little comfort that is.

Please don't feel any pressure to respond, I'm sure you get tons of messages like this and it's taxing to answer everything. Just wanted to reach out. Thanks for Being even when it's hard. Take it easy, friend.

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[prokopetz]

Regarding Cerebos, judging by the Atlas Obscura power, it looks like we the people are encouraged to share and/or publish the stops, events, and conductors we create. Is that correct?

(With reference to this post here.)

Absolutely. More guidance on how to write up your own Stops and Events tables will be forthcoming, but in the meantime, you can refer to this preview to get a general idea of how they’re put together. I’ve also put up an excerpt of the current playtest draft’s discussion of keepsakes (i.e., the things you get from successfully navigating a Stop or Event) here.

[lynxgriffin]

I'm pretty baffled by the knowledge that people apparently thought Asgore was referencing an affair? Like, where do you get that?

My first thought was that as kids, Asgore, Toriel, and Carol also visited the Dark World. I don't necessarily know what all that would mean for where we are now, but that was my interpretation!

(Love the comic btw!)

I don’t know about in the comic itself, but I guess people got that impression from Asgore from the recent alarm clock dialogue from UT? Different universe tho, just people pick up on parallels. But yeah, not really much evidence in-game or anything!

(And thanks a bunch!)

[sciencesideanswers]

How does one recover poor stranded cosmonauts from the surface of the moon with a faulty spaceship?

If there were two astronauts on the moon and you stranded them on that rock... would that be fucked up or what? The situation was actually accounted for at some point -- the famous undelivered Nixon Moon Disaster speech.

The problems for such a situation are two-fold:

1. It is awfully expensive and difficult to pull off and

2. it takes just too long to do, so it's very likely that by the time you actually got there, they were already dead. (Afterall, there's no Walmart on the Moon yet.)

Putting my conspiranoic hat on, I would say that if that were to happen, they would publicly report that the person already died. However, history proves me wrong, and they were prepared to say “we’re leaving them there”.

Of course, technology advanced since then, but we’re not yet in a position to send a taxi to the Moon to go pick them up. Maybe SpaceX will come to save the day soon?