#aminil

Indeed. Liam had integrity back then. But unfortunately time has twisted him and he no longer cares about anything but getting see him name after the word ‘President’. What we need is authenticity, so Vote For Sam!

*peers through the door over a week later* This is a very lovely song. I’m a sucker for cellos and sinister lyrics. I love all the lyrics but the verse that stands out to me is:

“Tell me now of the very souls that look alike, look alike/ Do you know the stranglehold covering their eyes?/ If I call on every soul in the land, on the moon/ Tell me if I'll ever know a blessing in disguise”

Because it reminds me of Percy learning of what Whitestone’s become and seeing all the people he knew from his child transformed in fear of the Briarwoods, hoping that some will be a “blessing in disguise” to help him in his revolution.

*Someone looking over my shoulder as I browse my dash*: “Wow, you really like Final Fantasy XIV, huh?” - Me: …

I think part of the reason it got that way is that lots of folks started on a controller that had a directional pad and at most three buttons, and then generations built outward from there. I think aminil had a great idea, with the movement. Try and focus on getting familiar with the camera first. You could try inverting the vertical and see if that feels better. Just walk around and look at stuff! That's the best part of the game anyway!

aminil replied to your post “Maaan, not being able to manage 3D stuff on console is really, really...”

The number one mistake I see fairly new gamers on consoles make is that they try to input the 'looking around' stick and 'walking' stick as two separate inputs, sequentially. My advise is always: Completely concentrate only on the looking around stick. Only ever push forward on the 'walking' stick. The character moves where you're looking, so only concentrate on the looking stick and just either push forward on the walking stick or do nothing on the walking stick.

Kickstarters usually receive a ton of pledges right before a deadline, so it’s entirely possible it might go even higher yet, but I think it depends on the rate they can keep up during the entire 45 day run :)

I think there’s an audience for both. I’m continually surprised that there are people out there that really enjoy the longer meta, and they often get quite a lot of notes as well. It really makes me appreciate the fandom. A short shitpost might garner more notes than a long essay, but in my experience it’s a bit like playing roulette. Some posts take off, others don’t, sometimes I wish Post A had gotten more attention than Post B, but you can never predict it :)

Haha, I know how you feel with the larping stuff being out of your comfort zone. But you could always just play yourself, just… a medieval version of course, you don’t necessarily have to roleplay as much as you think. Additionally, one of the reasons why I’m asking people to come with is that getting stuff like camping gear sorted is much less effort as a larger group!

True, true, I could just play some very nervous wizard or something haha