Drunk Sylvari

So, since I'll be playing this again on stream, I figured I should rewrite this with some improvements

Immersion, roleplay, slowing down and smelling the roses, redicsovering your love for the game, especially the very, very old core game - think of it like a GW2 nuzlocke challenge. You're encouraged to take screenshots and keep an In-character diary! Use the #gw2adventurerchallenge tag or just tag me directly if you do!

Setup: - Make a new character. - Once you exit your starting instance, turn around and go to your capital city. Buy or craft a few buff food items, then return to your starting map.

THE RULES

Permadeath. If you fully die, the challenge is over. If you get rezzed, let your character rest for the rest of the (ingame) day.

No tomes, no WvW/PvP, no crafting except for cooking (and that not for levels, but to make buff food).

No mounts, except to jump/fly up to annoying Vistas you struggle with.

You can only waypoint if you stand near another waypoint. Asura Gates are allowed.

You must always be under the effects of buff food as soon as you can (I think the level requirement is at least 10). You lose your challenge by virtue of starvation if your malnourished status effect runs out

During the ingame night cycle, you must find a place to shelter at (Lionguard haven, tavern, tent, little cave, whatever) and emote /sleep once

You must use outfits or spend transmutation charges to dress for the climate that you're in

WIN STATES

Map Completion

Level 80

Personal Story Completion

Getting from one point on the map to another on foot

The biggest changes here were the rules regarding level tomes (does it really make sense to play this if you can sit your ass down in a library and spam tomes?) and the nighttime rule (why on earth would I make you STOP playing during nighttime? Am I on crack?)

Thank you 💖🌸🌷✨

I use the Procreate app and I have many grain brushes, but I suppose you refer to this one:

For this drawing I used the normal Procreate pencil, but I modified the brush a little 🤏🏼

These are the only settings I changed:

As far as I know you can get a similar texture by keeping the pen pressure very light, but I use my finger to paint, so I made a new brush to serve that purpose 🌱

I think you can adjust any pencil-like brush from any program to get something like this. You just need to modify the spacing and variation of the dot ✌🏼✨

No Comic this week as I'm taking forever to get over this illness, but enjoy this clip of me and my brother playing the Halo CE campaign together.

Co-operativley.

i love them ♡

Page 343!

This was inspired by an interview with a composer in Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's book, Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience. I have not read this book, but spotted it in this article which spurred the idea for this page of Waypoint. Hope my fellow Neurodivergents enjoy it!

Story time!

Back in the Xbox 360 days, McFarlane released a collection of 8 Halo themed Xbox 360 avatar figures. Either I missed out on them at the time, or they were hard to get outside the US. Either way, I am now a grown up and I want one. After managing to find one on ebay from a UK Seller, I ordered it and eagerly awaited my very grown up parcel. Royal Mail notified me it had been delivered to my storage box. However, the photo they provided as proof only filled me with dread, given that it was not my storage box. I ventured up and down my road, desperately trying to figure out where it could've got to. I knocked on neighbours doors and did my best not to look too shifty as I hovered in peoples gardens whilst looking confused at my phone. Exasperated, I zoomed in on the low quality photo from Royal mail and noticed the house number on the address label was off by 10 blocks. I went to the house to be greeted by a doorbell-camera. The chap who lived there said he had my parcel but was out at work and would deliver it to me that evening. Finally! I thought. I'll get my parcel this evening. When the neighbour popped round, he apologised profusely as he had opened my parcel. He had seen it was his address and didn't even notice the name. Continuing to apologise, he showed how he had taped the parcel up again for me. I kept reassuring him it wasn't a big deal- I was just happy to finally get it! Horror dawned on me once more as the parcel felt very non-small figure shaped. I opened the parcel to be met with three self help books. No wonder the neighbour looked so sorry for me. Apparently I was trying to lose weight, find God AND declutter my life! Were it so easy… After some back and forthing with the eBay seller, we worked out that two address labels must've been accidently switched with someone else's at the post office. Thankfully, the seller had a spare figure and just sent it to me. Again.