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ALT Futuristic cityscape with neon-lit buildings and small human figures in an isometric view. Transcribed Text: FLOORS WALLS FACADES ROOFS LIGHTS WORLD DECALS PAINT
ALT Futuristic cityscape with neon-lit buildings and small human figures in an isometric view. Transcribed Text: FLOORS WALLS FACADES ROOFS LIGHTS WORLD DECALS PAINT
Over the past few months I (and others) helped someone making an app for writers called Penpoint, discussing feedback/bugs/features... And now it's out! It's a story bible/worldbuilding/tracking tool, plus you can write the story in it too. penpoint.app
I enjoyed #WakeUpDeadMan. It's a knotty mystery to untangle.
But the older priest does talk about jacking off all over the place at length pretty early on in the story. The gross-out was the point, but this is a 12! I wasn't expecting that, and it could've been done differently.
I played some Node on the PS5, where you program actions/movements for a little robot to perform, navigating a broken nuclear facility. Pretty interesting, although...
Though most of the play time is watching the programming play out, it breaks, then you rewind and slightly change the programming. Repeat.
Which actually isn't very fun, turns out. A shame, because I didn't mind it for the most part. /
I played some #BabySteps. A fun first few hours. Then got to the sand, which seems to mainly be dead ends that look like they're climbable so you spend hours trying to get up them. /
I鈥檓 officially banned from r/writing. This was because I was discussing someone鈥檚 writing exercise and a similar one I had tried. I shared a link to the result of such an exercise, and the mods hate nothing more than any link. (Apart from some sites, for whatever reason.) /
One such comment has had many people鈥攑erhaps 20 or so鈥攁sk me to send the same article to them. Makes more sense to just leave a link there for anyone to use. That鈥檚 how the internet works, after all. But they need to come ask me every single time, which I was happy to do./