No.29802[View All]
Big 30 edition
Pervious
>>28786 No.29977
>>29976>You negging, bwo?No, I engaged earnestly and honestly in their thread.
No.29980
>>29979>re-NEETI'd read it
No.29981
Pajeet the Neet
No.29983
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1593790/iF_Visual_Novel_Game_Maker/https://store.steampowered.com/app/495480/Visual_Novel_Maker/Wonder which is better… And which could be shared cross-file easily with friends… Should I just default to Ren'Py like 09 Dev?
Just pipedreaming…
No.29984
>>29983Shop by mascot: Tyrannobuilder
No.29985
>>29984A compelling argument if I've ever heard one.
No.29986
oh, he's named the sufferer, like the odyssey
No.29991
>>29988- Papa, just killed a man.
Put a curse upon his head, pulled my prwying, now he's dead.
Papa, life had just begun,
But now I've got my ear pulled! away
Papa, ooh, didn't mean you make me cry
No.29992
How do I deal with waking up with a smurfed up neck and shoulders?
No.29994
>>29992new mattress
dry fasting
No.29996
>>29992
Change pillow or try to sleep pillowless. Surprisingly fine to sleep flat without soft matter boulder under you head. Have been sleeping like that for like 5 years in row
No.29998
>>29997Listened to an upload of the album on YouTube. It was very pleasant. Perfect for background music while I practiced language
No.29999
>>29998> It was very pleasantGlad you find a small piece of satisfaction in this chaotic life
No.30002
>>29891Well, at least they got Ultima 4.
No.30004
>>30003VERY epic thumbnail, better than expected
No.30007
>>29999>Glad you find a small piece of satisfaction in this chaotic lifeThank you. Things have been difficult lately
No.30009
>>30007>Things have been difficult lately
Indeed
No.30011
>>29983>Should I just default to Ren'Py like 09 Dev?Ren'Py is the best option by far, it has decades of active development behind it and is designed to be accessible to people who can't code. Visual editors are a meme, these alternatives have nothing to offer
No.30012
>>29995Google translated a big comment on one of the songs:
"That was the freest, most cheerful, and healthiest time of my life.
It was also the longest recess of my elementary school years.
The afternoon sunlight pierced the playground grass with intensity, drawing out the fragrance of the earth.
Using the abundant fruit of the banyan tree as ammunition, the other children from the after-school program and I would calculate each other's movementsâand master the physics of parabolas we hadn't yet learned in classâto launch that winning shot.
We would turn to search for more potent ammo, like *Bidens* burrs, only to discover that the banyan fruit still held an overwhelming advantage in range.
It is a treasure to cherish until the very end, an endless wellspring of fuel rising from the depths of the heart when facing a bleak, hollow reality.
The flame is neither fierce nor dazzling; it burns small and pure, yet it makes me feel… capable of doing something again.
In moments of exhaustion, emptiness, despair, anxiety, numbness, or confusion, I sometimes recall that sunlight. Back then, it scorched my skin, yet I didn't care in the least; today, it scorches my soul, remaining the one mental image that refuses to fade.
But the person I am now is no longer free, cheerful, or healthyâand no longer a child.
May everyone who hears this piano piece recall such a memory, and remember a time when they, too, were that version of themselves.
May 30, 2026
Amidst the same magnificent sunlight."
No.30013
>>30012It seems that a lot of Chinese people heard this album in school when they were young
No.30018
I eat too many pizza
No.30020
>>30010>MusicYou can't hurt me anymore.
No.30022
>>30006Yet another humiliation ritual.
No.30023
>>30008Sure, it's fine, whatever. The punishment though, doesn't it feel kind of antiquated and cruel? Eh, I won't get into it.
>>30019>HURP DERP LE PAGANS WOULD NEVER PERSECUTE CHRISTIANS, LET'S IGNORE ROME, OLD THING (THAT WE BARELY HAVE A HISTORIC UNDERSTANDING OF) LE GOOD
No.30025
>>30021Git is made to solve this problem, you'd probably have to watch a tutorial on Youtube to get familiar with basic concepts but it's not "hardcore". If you use something like GitHub Desktop you can avoid using the command line.
No.30027
>>30025>Git is made to solve this problemBut it's simultaneous?
I really hate coding…
No.30028
https://shinobilegendsprofile.fandom.com/wiki/Shikozaru_InuzukaFandom wiki retard naming genius, they probably didn't intend it but I love the idea of a ninja named Fapmonkey
No.30029
>>30028>I love the idea of a ninja named FapmonkeyGetting early 2000s Internet D&D campaign adjacent humor vibes from this.
No.30031
>>30030>Not looking them up but I know mine werewwhich are wwhich so I can narrow them down.
No.30032
>>30031EARS NIBBA. Make It!! is the last one
No.30033
>>30032>EARS NIBBA. Too haaaaaaaaard.
>Make It!! is the last oneFine…
No.30036
>>30035Why does Zelda use magic to blackface but doesn't go the extra mile and sex change instead of just pretending to be a dude
No.30037
>>30036>doesn't go the extra mile and sex changeare you sure about that?
No.30038
Romcom Ocarina of Time where Link gawmps and gropes Shieks crotch first thing
No.30039
>>30037They've got squished booba, yes, probably.
>>30038>Missing the YuYu Hakusho reference potentialFallen millennial. Hand in your avocado toast at the office.
No.30043
There are a startling amount of multimedia projects about fictional idol groups. I wonder if the 3DPDs will be phased out completely… Everyone mewles about real world idol culture…
No.30044
>>30043I guess you can see V-Tubers as SYNTHESIS but it's really just a coat-of-paint for a foid with all the public personality-crafting of old idol culture which makes people go bananas.
No.30045
>>30043It's step-removed marketing for the VAs as an idol group
No.30047
>>30027Git is basically Woodstock timetravel, you'll pick it up fast. Or just use SVN or something.
No.30051
>>30050They HATE maid cafes
No.30052
>>30049I can't be assed to read through them all looking for an outwardly contrarian or unfair review, but the first pages looks like he points out asset flips and vibecode games.
And 1500 pages of his review body come from in the last 3 years alone. "Video games have reclined"
No.30055
>>30052There are a lot of terrible games on Steam which are easy to call out as AI/asset flip/etc, but half of the time he's lying and randomly attacks some guy's first game which had sincere effort behind it. He also negatively rates games for using an engine, for having low playercounts if they're multiplayer, or even for being 2D. He also doesn't play the games he reviews.
No.30056
>>30055>being 2DIs he in the icycalm cult?
No.30057
>>30056He looks to be a part of whatever this is. "Seems like a moderate amount of mental illness for the average Valve fanboy"
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Sentinels_of_the_Store No.30058
>>30050"the Git community" like imagine someone talking about the powersaw community or something
No.30060
>Missed capping three I…s already.
Loading save
No.30063
>>30061Deltaroon IV
There was another swarm of them from deergirl but it auto-advanced the text boxes and I couldn't cap
No.30065
>>30045Insightful, I didn't account for that.
No.30066
>>30049The crazy thing is I've seen other guys like this, he's not the only one. I don't think all of them are or were a part of that group.
>>30055I can't imagine the point. Get a random dev to flip out?
>>30057>2017Curious. It predates Steam Direct by five months which is what you would think would cause this kind of group to be made.
No.30067
>>30053No-the-
smurf it does not.
No.30070
>>30057DEFEND THE STOREFRONT
No.30071
They should've revealed the final prophecy during chapter 4
No.30072
>>30063I guess I will begrudgingly point out that it is "realistic." A nervous person could stutter a lot.
But Fobby must realize the medium he's using and that there's different ways to write nervousness so it doesn't come off as tedious. And "real life things" are often bad writing because stories are to be written with a point.
>Likability isn't important to story-tellingMother
smurfer, it's like the one thing Fobby tries to do with his characters.
No.30073
>>30069My favorite Korean celebrity.
No.30074
The more I try to think about card games, the more I feel like the problems of combo decks and card economy are unsolvable. It seems impossible to think up a system that's fundamentally interactive that doesn't devolve into a war of attrition (when it should, at the very least, be a gamble.) Your card game will eventually devolve into rote-learned 90% Solitaire with a handful of instances of interaction which are pretty much gambles or pure control where all your cool cards essentially boil down to a singular gamble that they can't negate your negate of their negate or whatever and that your action won't somehow lead to them making an unbreakable board. When I describe them like this, they sound very similar. Because they kind of are. The end result is a game with very few meaningful choices. What's worse is that these types of decks often coexist in trading card games and they produce matches which neither side enjoys. And although they can coexist, there is basically no middleground. No middleground that is meta, stays meta, and is how the game is played by pros or even the majority of players for the majority of the game's lifespan. No, the middleground is not a deck that can pivot between combo and control; both essentially can and do even when played purely. The true middleground of interactivity (that isn't just hinging on a +1 negation making the game unwinnable) seems like it's impossible to enforce as "the game" unlike just leaning completely into combo or control. Part of that is powercreep, the other part is "Well, how?" which is usually just combos and controls being weak and incomplete (which circles right back to powercreep.) I'm trying but I don't know if my solutions are enough.
I know I'm speaking very generally. I don't really know Magic The Gathering or really, Yu-Gi-Oh! This is just how I feel. You can call me an idiot for feeling so strongly about a topic I objectively don't know much about like you can always do but I suspect no one cares about the topic enough to do so.
No.30075
>>30056>>30068Looking through all the games that aren't on my wishlist and so many of them have "Mixed" reviews…
No.30076
>>30075Mark of a trve blue video game expert who marches to the beat of his own drum