Phil

Любую рыбу, или именно слово "рыба"?

Очень классные работы!

That's very true! Will amend my behavior

Shilling decentralized social media so much more now after getting to understand what's under the hood here

Okay, I'm very much onboard with this. Somewhat more hyped actually than when Bluesky initially launched. Feels like this is some civilization-preserving layer of technology

メロンパンが恋しい

I've been only reposting @define.games posts here but it doesn't have to stay that way. Let me introduce myself again

Hi! I'm Phil, I make games and do software engineering. I'm learning Japanese (おはようございます！) and do workouts (though I haven't worked out for far too long). I like reading and writing

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I hope no one notices that the cards that should have been white have somehow turned grey because of Figma settings

After an unfortunate and unavoidable pause, we continue to iterate on B2B AI SaaS. Here are the draft mockups of the new card design!

Reputation Systems in Games My friend @WorldWearyWarlock sent me this talk on reputation systems by Jim Shepard , which I highly recommend to everyone who has even slight interest in either storytelling, procgen, or roguelikes.....

Moving my gamedev posts to @itchio.bsky.social where they belong itch.io/blog/1346190...

Thank you! That's very sweet, and I can totally hear the logic of it in my mind's ear

She's gorgeous! Btw I always wanted to ask, does the name Burup mean something?

Roots of Generational Depression Another way of looking at not having a goal

Wrote a new post unstableorbits.blog/p/roots-of-g...

Wise choice brother

Increasingly hyped for this game we're making

Wonderful playtest today with friends from Japan, Korea, and New Zealand! (Tonight then, maybe?)

Never

Not fully correct but there is a grain of truth to that. I used a friends' headset for the first month and was excited with possibilities, then I bought one of my own, used it a bit and then the friction of the form factor made me stop using it

Yeah I'm the same. Also can play Beat Saber a couple times a year

Two years ago, AoT was my goal, until I bought a VR headset and realized I am simply not getting accustomed to using it. All the vision for the project was in vain against my lack of affection for VR as a medium. Now, I'm making what I really love (which is PC games), and the progress is tremendous

It really makes a world of difference when you work on something in the world you belong to vs a distant domain that looks exciting but doesn't naturally attract you

Two years ago, AoT was my goal, until I bought a VR headset and realized I am simply not getting accustomed to using it. All the vision for the project was in vain against my lack of affection for VR as a medium. Now, I'm making what I really love (which is PC games), and the progress is tremendous

Welcome to the Rokuroku dev page! | Rokuroku Get more from Rokuroku on Patreon

Hi everyone! This project is no longer active. You can still read the posts at architectofthought.substack.com, but there won't be anything new here.

If you want to support @blisstweeting.xyz's work, please check out @define.games and this Patreon page: www.patreon.com/posts/welcom...

Thank you!

This year, we will be generating a whole lot of news about our games. Stay tuned and join our Discord server! discord.gg/86bymhTWWn

Утаскиваю в конфу

I think this very painting was the one that made me think Rokuroku should be largely inspired by ukiyo-e. This painting opened the gates.

In the image, the princess recites a spell written on a handscroll, summoning a giant skeleton. It rears out of a black void, crashing its way through the tattered palace blinds with its bony fingers to menace Mitsukuni and his companion.

Another ukiyo-e masterpiece and an inspiration for Rokuroku.

Takiyasha the Witch and the Skeleton Specter
Utagawa Kuniyoshi, 1844

Whoa this is cool! Buying one for myself and 2 for a couple of squirrel-loving friends 🐿️

Such a sweet photo!