spectralunicorn

Here you can see the basic structure. Parse request into an intent, which is either a command or a query. Each intent has a modeled result type (in this case, the changed pet representation after applying the paintbrush, or a command error), and the Result can be unwrapped into the representation or the error for branching. The handler will determine if the actor is allowed to act on the pet, if the brush exists in the store and can be applied. If it can be applied, an event is appended in an event store for the pet. Then the events are played back and used to create the representation, which is stored in the representation store until the next event. The updated representation is passed to the response which swaps the contents of the DOM using htmx.

waiting for the end to come

wishing i had the strength to stand

i know what it takes to move on

i know how it feels to lie

canlander players are unironically playing mox diamond in 32 land artifact decks. i’d never look at it before im 40+ lands and have some synergy. have they read the card?? i want my city of brass to be card disadvantage. sentences dreamt up by the deranged.

and no this isn’t just expensive card cope i’m proxying time walk in my nadu deck (another deck that is hugely punished by running less lands even though you have infinite dorks)

in unrelated news i went through my box of cards i haven’t touched in years and had some cards for academy paradox pile

Thank you for your taking the time to answer my survey! I got 655 responses, way more than I imagined I'd get! As always, you learn more about the flaws in your methodology than you do about what you wanted to ask about when you make a survey like this, so I might come back with a new one at some point.

I also really appreciated the comments I got on my posts, it really highlighted some of my blind spots, both in games you play and in gameplay and features!

Below the cut are answer breakdown pie charts for each question. I put some notes after some of them, but it is not super exhaustive.