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Myriapodophobon
[pt: Myriapodophobon /end pt]
[id: a rectangular flag with 7 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: a gradient from red-brown to pale yellow to dark red-brown. /end id]
Myriapodophobon/Xarantaphobon: a gender connected to the users myriapodophobia/xarantaphobia (fear of millipedes).
etymology; myriapodo(phobia)/xaranta(phobia), phobon
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tagging; @radiomogai , @thecoffeecrew404
[id: a dark blue line divider. /end id]
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new suffix!!
-phobon
(note: this was originally coined by win95s, on a blog which has since been terminated. the archive is here. this post will only contain plaintext.)
for genders related to ones phobias. i dont have a flag but anyone is free to design one!
examples;
thalassophobon, a gender related to the users thalassophobia (fear of deep / large waters like the ocean)
arachnophobon, a gender related to the users arachnophobia (fear or spiders)
apiphobon, a gender related to the users apiphobia (fear of bees)
etc etc.
@/little-gender-trinkets suggested the suffix. based from the greek deity phobos, god of fear and panic!
Chilopodophobon
[pt: Chilopodophobon /end pt]
[id: a rectangular flag with 7 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: a gradient from light brown to pale yellow to brown. /end id]
Chilopodophobon/Scolopendrphobon: a gender connected to the users chilopodophobia/scolopendrphobia (fear of centipedes).
etymology; chilopodo(phobia)/scolopendr(phobia), phobon
for cam!
tagging; @radiomogai , @thecoffeecrew404
[id: a dark blue line divider. /end id]
thanatophobon [left] and trypophobon [right]
(note: this was originally coined by win95s, on a blog which has since been terminated. a screenshot will be provided below. there is no known archive of the flag. this post will only contain plaintext.)
thanatophobon, a gender tied to the users thanatophobia
and trypophobon, a gender tied to the users trypophobia
didnt have the spoons to design flags with a symbol like my cherophobon flag, or do my usual layout, sorry!
(note: this was originally coined by win95s, on a blog which has since been terminated. the archive is here. this post will only contain plaintext.)
cherophobon!!
a gender influenced by the users cherophobia!
day fourteen (14) of TTOH’s coining event FEAR!
@neurogenderarchive @radiomogai @the-mogai-archives @thecoffeecrew404
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Pretty basic parallax background scrolling. It's using some placeholder art at the moment; but expect the finished result to use pretty abstract/geometric shapes and patterns. That was a lot easier to do than I expected.
This might not look like much, but I spent most of the weekend fixing the interface layer for the main game. I've taken out the hard time limit (there will be a soft limit, which I'll explain at some other point) and added the concept of lives to the game. I think this flows quite a lot better after sending off a very rough alpha version of the game to some friends and seeing what they thought. I like the heart appearing transition the most, actually.
I don't know if I'll actually use this in the end, but I wanted to have some sort of effect that gave you an idea of how long an effect would last without resorting to a discrete UI element. It might not be obvious enough; so might have to tweak it a little bit... or just use a discrete UI element.
