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@darius so bummed about hardesty tho

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@darius I think that's a complementary interpretation and not a contradictory one for sure!

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@darius right. this is the line that brings that tone in for me:

"Do you believe? Do you accept the festival, the city, the joy? No? Then let me describe one
more thing."

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@darius for sure for sure

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@darius @mcc you can also put it in <head> as a <link> instead of an <a>

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one of my biggest pieces of advice to ttrpg GMs is “tell, don’t show”. I don’t need beautiful prose, and I don’t need to feel like I can see a movie of the events in my mind; I need useful, specific, and actionable information. You’re not just my eyes and ears, you’re also my attention and gut feelings and vibes! “Mary looks -pissed-” “Something about his face screams ‘punch me’” “She starts rambling about something something destiny whatever, but you struggle to pay attention to any of it”

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@darius they're definitely both equally tired but the difference is that games about beginnings aren't emotionally exhausting for me to play when I'm looking for a fun thing to do with my friends for an evening

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ttrpg designers make a 1shot game that isn’t about Endings (watching something die, an inevitable downfall, a final showdown) challenge [impossible]

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@darius I applied ❤️

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@darius omg

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@darius of course it does. bless PICO-8 even if it isn't what I want

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@darius yeah it's frustrating! obviously if you're coming from a less old-school ethos you just think of sprites as these large png files that you maybe do shader work on to modify, but because I've done this stuff by hand before I'm so obsessed with the underlying data structures as toys to play with and maybe just have to like.... learn to let go of that if I want to actually spend my time making games rn

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@darius thank you!! 🙏🙏🙏 will report back for both

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