This week alone, I have uninstalled and installed MTG Arena thrice already. Uninstalling, for the sake if doing productive work, and then installing a day later after the work is done, is my form self-regulating RNG addiction, by leveraging the gameclient's very slow download speed. I love my life.

Bunny on electric poles and tall fields is so third world I had a sudden ego's ratatouille scene. Meralco in the 90s will teach you how to put sugar on kuntadors

in a leisurely free-for-all game where the intention and expectation of players, spectators, and future spectators alike, is to see the "inevitable" end of it, we feel that dragging the game longer makes everyone salty. EXCEPT when we see a player rise and fall repeatedly in a high risk environment

>checks X
>wapo pulitzer awardee, jobless
>empathy kicks in
>see comments of cryingrachelzoh.gif from red hats
>blood boils, journschool flashbacks
>crawls back to leisure space

i respect the free market and the inherent injustices it have. Despite, I intend to release this game for public domain as soon as Im done with the base format. I advocate for game pieces to be made of proxies, and mine is no exception. What I do want though is a rules committee based on salt

wow I didnt know this is a real card

we are pretty good

I don’t think it’s radical to demand politicians to study Game Theory and Systems Dynamics as prerequisites for running for public office

Despite my earlier optimism, now I understand why not everyone likes wRiting rULe boOks: three words that dont mix well with gamers. Writing demands editing, Rules demands testing, and Books demand effort. Tutorials and mentoring seems like the primary way to teach fun. Rule books are mere appendix.

The murder of a white lesbian on the other side of this world irrevocably snapped me out of my pacifism, and I felt there was no turning back.
I welcome myself, an amateur Austronesian game theorist, to an audience of none, into this global, parasocial resistance.
This is for the Good.

silhouettes, done. im settling for 18 units

pops: games are for pussies--unless theres money involved
me: making my own snowflakes, despite the dark economy

A lifetime of daydreaming. A year of theorycrafting. A month of sketching. Now, im writing the rules. Alpha, here i come.