Brad (Fudj)

I'm Making A Game, and Hopefully My Life Will Change: sharetext.io/j4c3ej47

The further I get into FE: Fortune's Weave the more kinda dumbfounded I am by some of its decisions. I'm playing Leda's path and her whole thing is she REALLY wants to kill this one guy. Well this one guy is literally in the overworld in Part 2? I can just go up and talk to him like it's nothing

As part of the story I discovered a pair of supposedly-chivalrous knights aiding in the transport of some highly ominous and illegal cargo, which led to us coming to blows and the characters wondering if there's a larger conspiracy at play -

The further I get into FE: Fortune's Weave the more kinda dumbfounded I am by some of its decisions. I'm playing Leda's path and her whole thing is she REALLY wants to kill this one guy. Well this one guy is literally in the overworld in Part 2? I can just go up and talk to him like it's nothing

Am I the only one finding Fire Emblem to be a disappointment? Every recruitable unit outside of my main 5(???) feels more like a coworker than an ally. We talk about the football and Taylor Swift for 5 mins and then have to do 2 hours of wagie tasks before we get to actually play the game

I was at All In live on Sunday night and my voice still hasn't fully recovered Had Roman Reigns been there and stared down his far-more talented opponent for 15 mins before defeating him with 3 spears in the name of cinema? I may never have been able to speak again

We said goodbye to Ted today. We'd had him since January of 2012 when he was just a kitten. He loved people so much, all he wanted to do was sit with people and be fussed. I've never known a more affectionate creature, and I've long dreaded the day I couldn't have him around any more

For the 15 years he was with us, he entertained and amused us endlessly. He was definitely a few screws loose after the car accident, and so loved to get in the tumble dryer when you weren't looking. One time, my Mum *actually* tumble dried him for a bit without realising

We said goodbye to Ted today. We'd had him since January of 2012 when he was just a kitten. He loved people so much, all he wanted to do was sit with people and be fussed. I've never known a more affectionate creature, and I've long dreaded the day I couldn't have him around any more

We made an effort to watch him in shifts overnight. To get him acclimated to walking again, we bought a harness and would walk him around the front garden (often to very curious looks from strangers, lol) Miraculously, despite what the vets had told us; he lived on. He turned 15 this week

We said goodbye to Ted today. We'd had him since January of 2012 when he was just a kitten. He loved people so much, all he wanted to do was sit with people and be fussed. I've never known a more affectionate creature, and I've long dreaded the day I couldn't have him around any more

Here's a little thread of thoughts related to the topic of the last couple videos: Modern mainstream media has abandoned the child/teen audience almost entirely, but there is a subsection of creatives out there who are making what *should* constitute a renaissance in this field; Indie Game Devs

Yeah, some break through every year, but how many don't? How many hundreds of brilliant indie games come out every year to little fanfare and disappointing sales? It's a lot! They're every bit as deserving of iconicity as any of Nintendo's classic catalogue, but they exist in a different time.

Here's a little thread of thoughts related to the topic of the last couple videos: Modern mainstream media has abandoned the child/teen audience almost entirely, but there is a subsection of creatives out there who are making what *should* constitute a renaissance in this field; Indie Game Devs

Because kids aren't really playing indie games from Steam. They're playing Fortnite or Roblox, or something based on one of those many old IP we were raised on. Star Wars, Marvel etc. This is why the Cultural Dark Age is prescient even if you can point out incredible art being made,

Here's a little thread of thoughts related to the topic of the last couple videos: Modern mainstream media has abandoned the child/teen audience almost entirely, but there is a subsection of creatives out there who are making what *should* constitute a renaissance in this field; Indie Game Devs

I don't think this is a hot take but the stuff being pumped out year-on-year by indie devs is as every bit as good as the games from the N64 era that we're all still nostalgic about. In another time, Denshattack & Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom would have been fondly-remembered Dreamcast exclusives,