Wait a second, I know that AzulCrescent!
I wish she would pick up her Webtoon where she left off.
i’m a turtle
Wait a second, I know that AzulCrescent!
I wish she would pick up her Webtoon where she left off.
And here I am just making my motors by hand like a chump. You know, maybe it’s time I get off my ass and build something cool like this. Iron and coal processing and smelting on the first level, ingot splitting to wire on the second, pipe making on the third, have a vertical line that’ll start pumping out rotors from processing, then a bank of assemblers at the top floor to churn out motors and to line them back down.
This game has the most incredible UI I’ve ever seen.
Second, UFO 50 is amazing!
I mean, I’ve said some mean things about this game, but I’ve said them with my whole chest, with my fucking name attached to them. None of this anonymity with downvotes. At least I stand by my opinion, that this game isn’t a good idea to have been created.
And yet we keep getting downvotes. Come on dev, self-reflection!
While I’m going on and on, three million people aren’t gonna get to play this, cause they died during the pandemic.
No one wants nostalgia for that.
Also the fact that every single comment here so far is panning your game should give you pause.
I suppose what you should reflect on is this: most folks have a favorite video game. What type of people are you courting in the hopes that those people say your game is their favorite? I don’t actually even see a core audience for this. A few people will buy it as a curiosity, but I don’t expect people would log more than an hour or two.
This sounds poorly conceived. It’s not interesting, just tedious and it opens wounds that haven’t even begun to heal.
You spent four years on this? No self-reflection about your audience, or what they would want to play?
Look, the sunk-cost fallacy is a thing. Don’t over-invest in this.
This is because you’ve accepted a meeting that happens at a location not in the building; for example, someone else’s PTO reminder that they’ve invited you to. Decline that invitation, and you’re fine.
I’m an author of two books, and whenever someone asks me for a copy (or even says they want to read it), I straight-up hand them a free ebook. I just want people to read me.
“She skewers you.”
“We’re getting skewered again? Doesn’t she, y’know, ever change this up?”
“‘Fraid not. Stabby implements of various sorts are the focus of this love story. Anyway. Skewered. You.”
And here I thought my English was pretty good, and I thought you just made this up!
Measuring games by weight? Neat.
gekkering
I didn’t even question that this is the verb a fox would use to laugh with.
This thing’s so good.
Personal favorites include Campanella 2, Magic Garden, and Attactics.
This was the second act of Shion Sono’s movie “Tag,” yeah?
“The Savage Mouth” by Komatsu Sakyou, which involves
A man eating himself in a locked hotel room and relishing every bite. Very body horror, much terrifying, cops rule it a homicide
Or “Cogwheels” by Ryuunosuke Akutagawa, which
ends abruptly with the author’s real-world suicide. Story is the thinnest veneer of fiction, and at some point I think he just stopped writing a story and was trying therapy on a page, then gave the fuck up on everything.
Ah, yet more inharmable cylinders found to be encased in containers, lined with (checks notes) microwaved banana.