I'm back to working on it again, yes.

Yes just me, the only parts that required commissions got resolved weeks ago.

I don't mind talking here at all, but I'm not reliably using this account. My main account is Fyberpunk.bsky.social, and it can be your preference.

My immediate plans are to just catch up on my commitments and projects that got sidetracked by life. That will take me until the end of the year.

Thanks for asking

I've had a dramatic week at the end of a dramatic couple of month, but my personal issues are now resolved. I hope to get back to game development within a day.

I remember a Ranger attempted to cure male pattern baldness with a Medicine roll. Male pattern baldness is now contagious.

I have a long story involving the movement rules in D&D 5e. Summary: one player through misunderstanding of rules and bad math decided that his 1st level character could move almost a kilometer in a single turn, and I just let him roll with it.

Side note: I don't think I've ever played a game in which a society used brass coins. I've written games with bronze coins but not brass.

Groovy, I will explore that playlist soon.

I don't understand. Are you asking if I interview others or if others interview me?

Oh, I was just talking about promoting the game. That's all.

I discovered VKiller shortly before launching the crowdfunding campaign for VStream RPG. It takes an completely inverted approach to the subject by focusing on the person behind the persona. In VKiller, the PCs are the streamers. In VStreamRPG, the PCs are the streamers' characters.

Interesting text, where did that come from?

That last number doesn't look like a phone number. I don't know what it is.

What game is that?

I have not done it. In my experience, players absolutely hate it when an NPC they thought they killed returns. This might go over better in a superheroes game as a genre conceit, but overall it's an invitation to frustration and complaints.

Thanks for mentioning venn diagrams. That reminds me that I have something I'm supposed to post.

Correction: the website is Clipr.xyz .

Here is my process: First I clip from a VOD or Livestream. This only works when I start from Twitch. Then I take the clip URL to the website Clipper.xyz and use that service to convert it into a downloadable video file. Then I edit with YouTube Create. Then I upload to YouTube from that app.

These days, I mostly use YouTube Create on my phone. It's kind of a clone of CapCut but better IMHO. It's great for short videos of like 3 minutes or less. Anything more complex than that might require a desktop program.