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Hi everyone I'm new here! been a lurker all my life and never been on a site that forces me to socialize but I think it is an interesting tactic to keep an active forum tbh^^
the site looks great! love the open-mindedness!!

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Hey welcome welcome I'm in the same boat as you hehe
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(Picture of us on the boat)
 

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Still working on catching up -- chugging coffee - 6 pages to go

Ok:

Movie -- Lord of the Rings
Book -- City by by Clifford D. Simak
Song -- Lake Shore Drive - by
Game -- meh

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Oh, City. I enjoyed the book very much. I remember the talking dogs and that, with atomic energy, everybody decided to live far away from the rest of humanity. And they had flying cars.
Would most likely be too difficult...
When there's a will...
 
I say this from the US, where neither of them are the standard. That doesn't prevent them from being superior.
I and a Yank and I spent my entire career in the sciences, generally Chemists used Celsius while Engineers used Fahrenheit and YES - upon rare occasions shit happened when someone got confused. In my career on
three occasions I saw experiments come to disastrous conclusions after someone did something as simple as heating to 300 C instead of F.

As an example, in September of 1999, after almost 10 months of travel to Mars, the Mars Climate Orbiter burned and broke into pieces. On a day when NASA engineers were expecting to celebrate, the ground reality turned out to be completely different, all because someone failed to use the right units, i.e., the metric units!. The navigation team at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) used the metric system of millimeters and meters in its calculations, while Lockheed Martin Astronautics in Denver, Colorado, which designed and built the spacecraft, provided crucial acceleration data in the English system of inches, feet, and pounds. JPL engineers did not take into consideration that the units had been converted, i.e., the acceleration readings measured in English units of pound-seconds^2 for a metric measure of force called newton-seconds^2. In a sense, the spacecraft was lost in translation.

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If done well, I enjoy RPGmaker games. I like the work that MegaloDEV is doing with Accursed: Emma's Path. But a badly designed one can take the fun outta it.
Even still, I think RPGmaker has too many menus for things like selecting items, and dont even get me started on their turn based combat...
 
Good night guys
After a musical evening, it's time to sleep

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Night xatfx, rest well.

Thoughts on RPGmaker games? I honestly think RPGmaker has too many menus and the like getting in the way of gameplay.

You can do good games with rpgmaker but is not for all genres and a lot of people use it very lazily (also hate the json code formatting while reverse-engineering some of them)
 
Weird.

Come on the site thinking about doing something, checking through messages, see new blood and then have the thought "might need to do some bloodletting".

Being antagonistic and condescending really isn't the way to make friends and influence people in your first hours on the site. You need to have been here a little longer and be friends BEFORE you act like an antagonistic and/or condescending prick! :LOL:
 
Thank you! I'll def take a look!^^
I read Parallel Paradise too a couple of years back but the story is all over the place and at some point I just couldn't keep up, if you are interested on another erotic manga I started recently "Doing secret things with the holy maidens"/"Seinaru Otome to Himegoto wo" man that one is real good

Thanks, will look into it later.
 
I and a Yank and I spent my entire career in the sciences, generally Chemists used Celsius while Engineers used Fahrenheit and YES - upon rare occasions shit happened when someone got confused. In my career on
three occasions I saw experiments come to disastrous conclusions after someone did something as simple as heating to 300 C instead of F.
I was around back in the mid 70s when we were planning on transitioning to metric over a 10 year period. It was a great idea, but politics got in the way and the committee behind it got disbanded before it got fully implemented. It still pops up in congress on occasion, but never gets particularly far.
 
Long time lurker. Finally setup a new machine, got SDXL running locally, and looking forward to participating in this community more.
I will look forward to see your art.
Welp, I'm off to bed once again.
Bye everyone, have a good rest of your day/night! 🌊 👋
See you all tomorrow! :p
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Try maybe this one?
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Well, it has been a fun day, but this is it for me for today, good night everyone!
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Of course, being Caturday, I've collected EVEN MORE images... So...

Night Slummy, see you in the morning!

Enjoy your rest, Lizzy! See you in the morning too!

I am also hitting the bed. Remember guys, Slum can't moderate while he is sleeping.

Baka ja nai, no? Out.
Good night to you all.
See you tomorrow.
 
Oh, City. I enjoyed the book very much. I remember the talking dogs and that, with atomic energy, everybody decided to live far away from the rest of humanity. And they had flying cars.
YES I especially loved the ant civilization arc Where they slowly achieved world dominance. Anthills were abandoned, each of which featured a statue of a human foot kicking over an anthill, in memory of the mutant Joe doing just that and kickstarting the ants’ evolution. Another book of his I would suggest is The Goblin Reservation, featuring an educated Neanderthal, a biomechanical sabertooth tiger, aliens that move about on wheels, a man who time-travels using an unreliable device implanted in his brain, a ghost, trolls, banshees, goblins, a dragon and even Shakespeare.

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Weird.

Come on the site thinking about doing something, checking through messages, see new blood and then have the thought "might need to do some bloodletting".

Being antagonistic and condescending really isn't the way to make friends and influence people in your first hours on the site. You need to have been here a little longer and be friends BEFORE you act like an antagonistic and/or condescending prick! :LOL:

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Happy Caturday / Saturday all - Time to chill out and think of kitties in every form! 7 pages of backreading ahead and already on my second cup of coffee.

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Happy Caturday!
 

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I really think sandbox games are a trap for people trying to make games, they let you scope creep too easily and if not done properly can be a barrier to entry with poorly streamlined gameplay

They really need to have
- A quest list with updates, and preferably hints.
- Easy map navigation that actually shows who's at the locations so you don't have to go spam checking, every, single, location.
+ also have some way to show random events, if they're possible then or not
- No inventory management or minimal items
+ If theres a money counter in the game, dont make me go buy things from a store that is likely closed since its like 11pm in game, just let me throw the money amount to "give her this chocolate I bought earlier for $10" Its a hassle to run between places to get items to raise arbitrary meters
- "relationship" meters... There are many games that have a requirement for like x lust when lust can only be gained in like 0.000001 increments and you need 10. OH they also decay at like 2 lust a day so make sure you keep working on the girl you're trying to bang!!!
+ meters are really a very hit or miss. most of the time they're miss imo and I prefer checkpoints in quest chains for progression
 
does anyone know if the interest from the bank is rounded or floored?
I read that there is a decimal part, although I don't know whether it shows (I like round stuff, so I only add multiples of 50).
 
And I have no frigging idea why they wanted the 180 separation
Don't know if it's the actual reason, but...
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Freezing is generally considered the opposite of boiling, and - based upon the manner in which circles and compass settings are divided into 360 degrees - "doing a 180" is a phrase used to indicate you're going the precise opposite direction. If you want to know why that is the case, go back and ask the ancient Babylonians.;)

Thus, maybe he wanted 180 degrees in between the two measures since an object that is frozen is the opposite of that object as it molecularizes into steam. 🤷‍♂️

Just the first thought that popped into my head when I saw your statement. Take it with a grain of salt. 🧂

If you simply don't want to care, add tequila and lime to the grain of salt.
 

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