FakeGAF 7: The Dark Thirst Rises

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I'm going to binge the american season 3 so hard so that I can watch peaky blinders S3 asap

(I can't watch more than 2 shows at any given time)
 
Really? Nice! I only ever see Internet people at cons and Disneyland. Ashe seems chill.

Yeah, those are the most common places, but they have to do normal people things too like go the mall and such, plus some of them party a lot.

I wonder why

Telling someone to fuck off.

July 13th for Mr. Robot season two.

God is real.

I like the show an awful lot, but it seems like it's going to be necessarily different going forward. I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not, so I'll remain cautiously optimistic.
 
Ashe Marie. She's really super nice in person. I've met her at a couple of events, plus randomly ran into her at the grocery store once. I won't say where though because she's highly threatened by stalkers.

This sucks. People suck :(
 
bless facebook messenger for being able to access pics i have sent to people months ago quickly and easily. all my selfies are still alive
 
Yeah, those are the most common places, but they have to do normal people things too like go the mall and such, plus some of them party a lot.

Yeah. There was this shitty fancy restaurant in the hills where I saw Will Smith's kids. Had to try to stop my parents from taking a picture to avoid a Chloe Moretz incident.
 
Lucky I live in Pittsburgh so when I do get famous, people won't be expecting anyone other than sports stars and ignore me
 
This sucks. People suck :(

Hmm, without shaming sex workers (because I think her work is perfectly valid and she's in a fine state of mind to continue), I kind of feel like it comes with the job. Her entire celebrity is from being paid to have close discourse with people who are largely too socially awkward or preoccupied to go and find a girlfriend of their own. That kind of situation is inevitably going to lead to people feeling like they are closer and more familiar with the person than even other types of celebrities and internet personalities.


Yeah. There was this shitty fancy restaurant in the hills where I saw Will Smith's kids. Had to try to stop my parents from taking a picture to avoid a Chloe Moretz incident.

Taking pictures of people who don't want to be shot is so tacky. I mean I understand the want to do so in this case, but it's still crossing a line.
 
Hmm, without shaming sex workers (because I think her work is perfectly valid and she's in a fine state of mind to continue), I kind of feel like it comes with the job. Her entire celebrity is from being paid to have close discourse with people who are largely too socially awkward or preoccupied to go and find a girlfriend of their own. That kind of situation is inevitably going to lead to people feeling like they are closer and more familiar with the person than even other types of celebrities and internet personalities.

This is totally true and I don't disagree with any of what you said. I just think it sucks that stalking is something that comes with the territory.
 
Initially making a video game but then I'm going to make comics and art and music and I'm going to stream games and write articles and cosplay

So everything

best of luck!

I swear half of this thread is into making video games

one day when I get more time I should have a go at it. I've got ideas
 
Role model.

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My friend was up for that role.

Ben from Hulu's Battlegrounds.
 
Initially making a video game but then I'm going to make comics and art and music and I'm going to stream games and write articles and cosplay

So everything

Cool! What project are you working on? I'd love to see it if you care to share. :)


This is totally true and I don't disagree with any of what you said. I just think it sucks that stalking is something that comes with the territory.

Yeah, it's unfortunate. I can't think of any way to rectify it though, just mitigate it somewhat.
 
best of luck!

I swear half of this thread is into making video games

one day when I get more time I should have a go at it. I've got ideas
I'm also making the engine that the game runs on and doing all of the voices and the instruments and the art and doing the website for it from scratch

I'll hire a lawyer and accountant though cause I don't want to/can't do those things
 
just learned that my uncle whos a physician had an anti muslim newspaper article left on his desk when he came into work by a coworker.

lmao when racism gets passive aggressive.
 
Cool! What project are you working on? I'd love to see it if you care to share. :)
Well I was mostly joking but I am working on a paper Mario like (though it's a side scroller) with watercolory art and the plot is basically a fairly basic fantasy story where a couple people try to escape from their tyrannical King and adventure and stuff. In reality though it's all a couple kids playing pretend and their stepfather is the tyrannical King and their mother was the kind queen he ursurped

Progress is slow though cause I've been busy and haven't quite separated my anxiety from programming and drawing and stuff
 
I'm also making the engine that the game runs on and doing all of the voices and the instruments and the art and doing the website for it from scratch

I'll hire a lawyer and accountant though cause I don't want to/can't do those things

I want to make a game :/ In theory, I could somewhat draw, make music and use basic adventure creation software. I just should start at some point.
 
I'm also making the engine that the game runs on and doing all of the voices and the instruments and the art and doing the website for it from scratch

I'll hire a lawyer and accountant though cause I don't want to/can't do those things

What are the most common things that you use when creating an engine or doing work in general?
 
Awwww baby strawberries
 
I want to make a game :/ In theory, I could somewhat draw, make music and use basic adventure creation software. I just should start at some point.
There's a lot of options for free or cheap software for making games. Probably easiest would be to do a visual novel style game though obviously it's a bit niche. I heard Ren'Py is a pretty straight forward one for that
What are the most common things that you use when creating an engine or doing work in general?
You mean like programming languages or?
 
There's a lot of options for free or cheap software for making games. Probably easiest would be to do a visual novel style game though obviously it's a bit niche. I heard Ren'Py is a pretty straight forward one for that

Nah, I personally dislike those. If I ever get around doing something it's probably gonna be a point'n'click.
 
There's a lot of options for free or cheap software for making games. Probably easiest would be to do a visual novel style game though obviously it's a bit niche. I heard Ren'Py is a pretty straight forward one for that

You mean like programming languages or?
Languages, software, data structures,etc.

I also need a good 2d character creator
 
Nah, I personally dislike those. If I ever get around doing something it's probably gonna be a point'n'click.
You might be able to do those in the same engines but I'm not sure. I started a point and click awhile ago before getting bored with the game concept. Works pretty similar to visual novels or text adventures except depending on how you do it you might need patching for your character
Languages, software, data structures,etc.

I also need a good 2d character creator
Love2d(Lua graphics framework) or html5 with canvas. Pretty much just start from scratch
You can use any and all.

Most are written in C/C++ though.
And then there's mine craft written in Java.

It's actually really useful imo to use one of the programs to decompile mine craft to see how it works since it's fairly simple
 
You might be able to do those in the same engines but I'm not sure. I started a point and click awhile ago before getting bored with the game concept. Works pretty similar to visual novels or text adventures except depending on how you do it you might need patching for your character
Always was looking at Adventure Game Studio and Visionaire I think, both seem to have their ups and downs, but both should be managable for basic adventures. Visionaire especially seems to be really newbie friendly.
 
You might be able to do those in the same engines but I'm not sure. I started a point and click awhile ago before getting bored with the game concept. Works pretty similar to visual novels or text adventures except depending on how you do it you might need patching for your character

Love2d(Lua graphics framework) or html5 with canvas. Pretty much just start from scratch

And then there's mine craft written in Java.

It's actually really useful imo to use one of the programs to decompile mine craft to see how it works since it's fairly simple

What do you tend to do to make programs for your actual job?
 
What do you tend to do to make programs for your actual job?
C#, Java, autoit, node.js

Also sql, csv, and xml for data storage
Always was looking at Adventure Game Studio and Visionaire I think, both seem to have their ups and downs, but both should be managable for basic adventures. Visionaire especially seems to be really newbie friendly.
Huh never heard of either. Good to know some are out there
 
Forest strawberries are even smaller and they are sweet af
My father grows them at his garden. The crazy thing is, he buys seeds for normal sized ones, but they always remain pygmy-like. We suspect it may be related to the high altitude and low night temperatures.

They are unbelievable tasty, though. Almost like tiny drops of strawberry yogurt! So, so good. Incredibly delicate, too.
 
I just got offered the chance to sit in a booth and do illustrations for three whole days of VidCon. I can't think of anything more miserable right now. They're going to have to promise a lot of money so I don't just laugh it off.
 
I just got offered the chance to sit in a booth and do illustrations for three whole days of VidCon. I can't think of anything more miserable right now. They're going to have to promise a lot of money so I don't just laugh it off.
I know someone who did that and did it for 5$ a piece. Why?
(Not Vidcon btw)
 
I just got offered the chance to sit in a booth and do illustrations for three whole days of VidCon. I can't think of anything more miserable right now. They're going to have to promise a lot of money so I don't just laugh it off.

Still, it's a pretty cool opportunity and they clearly appreciate your artistic skill if they want you to do illustrations.
 
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