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whoa, it can speak german as well?
I wonder if I change back to school for granted
Meine Telefon ist immer noch auf Deutsch :D
i like how this current one looks.
This is how Karate Joe feels when he missed
You wouldnβt make him sad, wouldnβt you?
I dropped my phone and now thereβs backlight fringe near my front camera :β)
I dropped my phone and now thereβs backlight fringe near my front camera :β)
Itβs metamorphosized into charcoal!
β Dave from How to Cook That
The reason why video hosting is so difficult back then is because the available network bandwidth back then canβt cope with the huge bitrate that the codecs of the time requires. (this is before CDNs are a thing)
And here we are with YouTube selling users with βbetterβ bitrate from the already acceptable video quality theyβre currently using Β―β \β _β (β γβ )β _β /β Β―
Becker, A. (2023). Animation vs. Math. YouTube. https://youtu.be/B1J6Ou4q8vE
(Yes, this is a game. Or should I say a meta-game?)
After the critical reception of Snakes and Ladders, we as the R&D team of Antiquity Inc. are given a task to make a sequel called "Snakes, Ladders, and More" in hope to make the game more strategic and fun.
We've been given some cards that would be the main mechanic to introduce strategy to SLaM. Previously on this brainstorming session, we've decided to make 4 types of cards:
Action: Make the players do some action.
Item: Like action cards, but players could store it or use then immediately.
Ability: Extend the game rules for the player. This card could be used throughout the entire game or after some number of uses.
Effect: Extend the game rules for either the player or everyone playing under a turn limit.
We've also discussed the specifics on the usage of the cards, mainly:
On the board, there will be squares where players take a card.
When the card has been used, it is put on the discard pile, where it is reshuffled when the main card pile is used up.
Now it's time to make the cards itself. On your post, use quotes which represents a card. In the card, there should be the type, name, and description of the card written on it. Here's some examples of cards:
Ability - Capture
When your move to another player's square, that player goes back to square 1
Action - Oops
Your roll is invalid; go back to where you were before
Item - d20
Use an icosahedron dice
Effect - Opposite Day (global)
Snakes act like ladders and vice versa
Any more card ideas?
what if I make @wastednews but community driven?
(this is actually me porting another TBG RPG game to wasteof)
https://esolangs.org/wiki/Indicode
well this thing took too long to write
