I'm learning that a terrifying amount of things break when I remove the 60 FPS cap. Kat discovers that her true enemy was the player and decides to take things into her own hands.

Status effect rolls in TTYD were always a bit opaque. The game does not plan on ever telling you that fuzzy has a 20% chance to ignore freeze effects. In an effort to make things simpler, I've actually made them more complex :) (1/5)

Bitmap font! It took a little fiddling to get everything to line up, but my paper RPG now includes hand-drawn lettering. I tried to capture the feel of the Pop Joy font used in TTYD, I might need to go a bit thicker on the strokes and see if it's a bit more legible.

I think I'm finally starting to get a foothold into shaders in Godot. This vertex shader is pretty straightforward but it's the first one I've made from scratch where I felt like I knew what was going on under the hood.

Finally started playing around with Twitch's built-in alert system. CSS animations are fully supported, so you can do some fun things with it!

I think hypothetically you could do some pretty out-there things with no JavaScript, but I still wish I could have a little JavaScript, as a treat.

So something I've been interested in for my RPG: what if TTYD badge system but inventory tetris? Someone talk me out of this, I have come up with plenty of cons but "it would be funny" makes a convincing argument.