David
@olongulanh.bsky.social
If you can't be an artist, be an artistic supporter.
I like numbers.
I like numbers.
I was going through my business card haul from this year's cons to find IG artists for commissions, and one of them has an account here.
That's a rare breed, in HCMC.
bsky.app/profile/vuon...
That's a rare breed, in HCMC.
bsky.app/profile/vuon...
bsky.app
December 30, 2024 at 3:03 PM
I was going through my business card haul from this year's cons to find IG artists for commissions, and one of them has an account here.
That's a rare breed, in HCMC.
bsky.app/profile/vuon...
That's a rare breed, in HCMC.
bsky.app/profile/vuon...
November 11, 2024 at 12:28 PM
That's OK. Not great.
InFamous kinda did that.
Cyberpunk 2077, especially Phantom Liberty, absolutely knocked "choice" out of the park. Their moral choices were fantastic.
There was usually an "objective" right or wrong--for YOUR priorities. Right for one player was wrong for others.
Masterful.
InFamous kinda did that.
Cyberpunk 2077, especially Phantom Liberty, absolutely knocked "choice" out of the park. Their moral choices were fantastic.
There was usually an "objective" right or wrong--for YOUR priorities. Right for one player was wrong for others.
Masterful.
If you want to really, truly have moral choices in video games, forget "evil - good" options.
What you're REALLY looking for is "convenient - inconvenient" options.
Seriously, the #1 most common test of morality is that little bit of extra effort required, and that's what will actually test people
What you're REALLY looking for is "convenient - inconvenient" options.
Seriously, the #1 most common test of morality is that little bit of extra effort required, and that's what will actually test people
November 2, 2024 at 8:11 AM
That's OK. Not great.
InFamous kinda did that.
Cyberpunk 2077, especially Phantom Liberty, absolutely knocked "choice" out of the park. Their moral choices were fantastic.
There was usually an "objective" right or wrong--for YOUR priorities. Right for one player was wrong for others.
Masterful.
InFamous kinda did that.
Cyberpunk 2077, especially Phantom Liberty, absolutely knocked "choice" out of the park. Their moral choices were fantastic.
There was usually an "objective" right or wrong--for YOUR priorities. Right for one player was wrong for others.
Masterful.