WereWolfechu 🐈‍⬛👻🐈
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Ramblings about Dwarf Fortress, Doctor Who, Tolkien, roguelikes, and other nonsense. He/him
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omniaostia.bsky.social
I mean you just wrote a Smiths lyric so I don't know what to tell you.
wolfechu.bsky.social
Oh, alright. I'm not foolish enough to cross Julia Roberts
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But I never liked them anyway. Is it mandatory now?
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Obviously, Streets of Fortuna looms largely in my future. How could I not be looking forward to THAT one...
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You posted this an hour ago, so I hope you got sufficient responses ;)
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I was born the year before Tolkien died. That's still slightly bizarre to me, that the man was drawing air at the same time as me
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gremlin.world
I will never not repost this

(Sound on for maximum effect)
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To be fair, while I can't say I /wouldn't/ loved to have seen the Beatles' version of Lord of the Rings, also starring them, and directed by Kubrick - It's probably also a good thing it didn't happen.
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The man certainly had many opinions, and didn't hesitate to send letters about them
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I'm just not that interested in linear narratives in games. Oh, it tells a story? What do I do when it's finished telling it?

I like games with endless stories. I like games that tell a different story every time you play. I like games that make you divine the story from the seething mass of ASCII.
lincolnhello.bsky.social
"'The more we try to understand what's going on in the world around us—the more we don't just withdraw into a hermitude of my family and I as a nuclear unit, the more we try to understand our society—I think the more these kinds of games speak to us,' Short said."
Founder of Dwarf Fortress and Caves of Qud publisher Kitfox Games says its procgen sims for sickos are 'giving storytelling tools back to the people when games and passive media took them away'
Streets of Fortuna, Kitfox's own in-development "megasim," is chasing that same systems-driven storytelling.
pcgamer.com
wolfechu.bsky.social
JRR Tolkien had a low opinion of the Beatles. That doesn't sound right at all
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All I want from games - colony sims, roguelikes, whatever - is for the game to be able to surprise me, even after extended play.

I want systems so complex, even the developer doesn't anticipate everything possible in the game.

See also: Dwarf Fortress
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Am American story, with all but two of the regulars being non-American characters
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"I LOVE the discworld books!" I say, not realizing I'd be a villain in one
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I'm probably reading too much into it, then
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But the discourse is at least lively, right?
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"fortunately, I'm above such things," they'll add, in their post scolding everyone on the site
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That's the sort of post people make right after they got dragged for saying something stupid
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manucleardevice.bsky.social
"This Whole Thing Smacks Of Gondor," i holler as i overturn my uncle's funeral pyre and turn the 4th Age of Man into the 4th Age of Shit
wolfechu.bsky.social
Always worth asking, 'cause I thought this was real till about an hour ago. Now I know it's not real, and I'm not sure if anything is any more
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So alpha, he has another guy's head printed on his hoodie
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"Dress for the job you want" - Donald Trump's rodeo clown, apparently