Replaceable Parts: The Return
Time and culture both churn on and coil inward. A morbid, moribund game drew attention from the worst relics of history, then fell silent.
But it's time to explore it once more.
It's been a long time. How have you been?
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Replaceable Parts: The Return
Time and culture both churn on and coil inward. A morbid, moribund game drew attention from the worst relics of history, then fell silent.
But it's time to explore it once more.
It's been a long time. How have you been?
Some ideas for Replaceable Parts usernames, should I have a chance to display them:
ageregressiveleft
baglesstea
frotforclout
hayscoded
pat3rnost3r
pumpkincreampie
sawedoffshota
shebounceonmybettytili
sonictheczechhedgehog
steamy_opp_gumbo
so, I realized that one of the arena-shooter archetypes that hasn't shown up yet in Replaceable Parts yet is The Medic, so here's a dubiously-canon sketch of one
(I'm very happy with a comically-oversized Wartenberg wheel as a medic-themed melee weapon that isn't just a syringe, scalpel, or bonesaw)
god, a friend was telling me about some drama she witnessed where someone was making a conspicuous moral fuss about Replaceable Parts and Dad Stuff (as a means to try and smear someone else) and thankfully it looks like it's gone nowhere but it's just funny to me since I'm used to an art culture where these are pretty darn tame
Commission of a friend's Replaceablesona, Arsenic
(featuring the Tactical Torc, It's Literally Called A Fanny Pack What More Do You Want, the Sandals of Scandal, and "a weird sci-fi gun pod like the ZF-1 from Fifth Element")
Dead Arsenic Reaction
Happy Easter :)
R.88 - Pilate Program