any joke you can make about girl named [crime] or [dangerous object] is like... extant and also 2 social nodes nodes away. someone i know already knows someone named "pipebomb", she lives in olympia and is a respected member of the community, here's a digital flyer where she djed illegally last week
November 30, 2025 at 7:02 PM
any joke you can make about girl named [crime] or [dangerous object] is like... extant and also 2 social nodes nodes away. someone i know already knows someone named "pipebomb", she lives in olympia and is a respected member of the community, here's a digital flyer where she djed illegally last week
it was notably impressive that prey (2006) opened with (fake) reflection of character in the intro (iirc had other instances of reflections as well), and it's funny that prey (2017) had none. things that are possible or easy become not so as technology changes, which feels wrong but makes sense.
November 30, 2025 at 5:59 AM
it was notably impressive that prey (2006) opened with (fake) reflection of character in the intro (iirc had other instances of reflections as well), and it's funny that prey (2017) had none. things that are possible or easy become not so as technology changes, which feels wrong but makes sense.
wearing a "Certified WFC Hater" hat:
you should check out the cogmind blog posts about level design/generation, there's a bunch of them and they're very good. generally the good level generation resources are in roguelike developer areas.
also: perlin noise is convenient, not the whole solution.
you should check out the cogmind blog posts about level design/generation, there's a bunch of them and they're very good. generally the good level generation resources are in roguelike developer areas.
also: perlin noise is convenient, not the whole solution.
November 29, 2025 at 9:21 PM
wearing a "Certified WFC Hater" hat:
you should check out the cogmind blog posts about level design/generation, there's a bunch of them and they're very good. generally the good level generation resources are in roguelike developer areas.
also: perlin noise is convenient, not the whole solution.
you should check out the cogmind blog posts about level design/generation, there's a bunch of them and they're very good. generally the good level generation resources are in roguelike developer areas.
also: perlin noise is convenient, not the whole solution.
it helps to understand that we learned to fix computers by just face-checking everything with no support so we could play diablo, and pretty much every game with procgen dungeons/levels/worlds has been a disappointment since then.
November 29, 2025 at 8:57 PM
it helps to understand that we learned to fix computers by just face-checking everything with no support so we could play diablo, and pretty much every game with procgen dungeons/levels/worlds has been a disappointment since then.