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MECHANICAL HEAT by Jason Pierce • Illustrated by David Martin Mandate / OCTOBER 1979 [credit: CowboyFrank]

and that evolves, like real society! it's not something i recall happening that much 10-15 years ago. proximity chat likely has something to do with it, giving the distance some slight game-mechanical meaning and also making the character feel more like a manifestation of the other person instead of simply an object in the game while you were chatting on skype. it pulls people deeper into the game world, increases the immersion and suddenly we have body language in a game where your only ways to manipulate the body are the way it's facing, walking, jumping and crouching. if you want to call it body language there's also the item you're holding - or the two items, in modern minecraft. it's incredible how much of a language can be built with such primitive tools

im collecting them

yesterday I had the thought "visual novel for normal people" (?) and halfway through making this image (which I thought would be really funny) I realized it was completely meaningless

Nice

this

was testing something out for an animation project. check out this thing

baby need smoko

Every time I read it I feel space inside my chest expand in very *emotion* way.

Thaddeus Holownia

Exactly! Wearing a muzzle is power, i could kill you in a second but i choose to wear this, for your protection