ratlrrr

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by ratlrrr 2y ago
The logistics in the designs surrounding games of any substantial proportions must be hellish to coordinate with the playmaking's unpredictability. More construction companies should take it upon themselves to start looking into erecti
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
Cool, that has a nice ring to it. Also, please don't sell your work short in the opening sentence :-P. So, maybe i'll take a prod at that myself if you take a crack at it somewhere down the line, to tell how serious you are about
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
EDIT: congrued->converged
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
Personally, I never got into the art of LARP, even though TTRPGs took me hostage in the '90s, the first time around when I took hold of a box of Cyberpunk 2020, and the Stockholm syndrome never faded, because designing, running, and pl
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
> I was interesting in the scriptable clients For sure. Significant strides to be had with Razor, the accompanying script utility. > as well as the idea of risk vs reward gameplay. Be wary of the old heads that happen to stick with th
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
First things first, let's take a glance back at Weird Tales, the pulp magazine that featured the works of Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft. This magazine eventually laid the groundwork for the cultural exchange that influenced their
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
> spooks and sociopaths with blood on their hands. That's just how America works. Even in certain unnamed European countries, they proliferate more freely than you'd think, staying unnoticed as long as they’re deniably placatin
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
Trammie Surprise, as he was formerly known, also runs the SQZD clan, who are often spotted in the wilds and around their homes, PvPing, thieving, and whatnot. They're one portal for easing into the local communities in Outlands. Easing
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
Great way to test the waters. Don't underestimate the cool and see what kind of posts and habits it could pave the way for, should it lead down some rabbit holes. Lots could be said for establishing even some crude habitations and runn
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
Haha-ha hoow do you know?
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by ratlrrr 2y ago
> Many of the bad things on the internet are a layer 8 issue and collective human behaviour isn't an easy problem to solve. Sure, clever analogy. The internet barely facilitates many best practices for congregating on a communal bas