I like games where you mow down hordes of monsters and I don't really care for games where you are fighting a damage sponge. But I realize that I do like it when it's a powerful boss monster that gradually gets weaker and more visually damaged over time.
Senryl
@senryl.bsky.social
Does many things. Profile pic by @ethyx.bsky.social
I like the "6 7" meme. All because if it was a thing when I was in school, the teachers would be screaming at us and handing out detentions for "gang signs" and "devil worship"
I think there are people who enjoy the process of solving problems. And there are people who just want problems to go away.
am i wrong for enjoying code?? this keeps popping up in random conversations where people who otherwise believe using ai to do things for you is unjustified are like 'oh but code is obviously fine' without a second thought. i am pretty sure i already bleeted this
Hey so I've gotten active on YouTube but have been quiet about it. Mainly focused on game playthroughs, VRChat world exploration, and other creative projects. Hoping to get more WIP on there as well. www.youtube.com/@Senryl
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Samus getting impaled by a huge spike was an instant game over in the previous game but now she's like "nah!"
Hearing "in a world almost covered entirely by ocean" right after Mega Man almost killed me. #NintendoDirect #MegaManLegends cope
As much as we all abhor botting in MMOs. I had a thought.. what if someone were to make a game centered around controlling an army of bots to gather resources, and another bot army processing the resources, and selling the products to make number go up. Then I realize... that's just a colony sim.
Crash Bandicoot Warped (PS1) comparisons between texture and vertex color usage.
Been playing through #Doom: The Dark Ages and I feel like a freaking rocket-powered steam roller. It's always fun to be a fast and hard-hitting melee tank. Very much like the power armor in classic's #Guncaster mod.
feels like I'm an artist stuck in the body of a scientist sometimes
In most open-world games I much prefer being out in the wilderness and tend to avoid towns and cities. Feeling like a ranger.
One of the things I learn again and again being an artist in creative spaces is that it isn't about who has the best *ideas* or *ability*, it's all about who actually is able to pull through and make the thing. Even if someone else *could* make it better. Even if someone else had the *idea* first. 🧵
Make sure to eat and sleep enough to replenish your health and stamina. #gamedesign
Finally! Someone released an amazing outfit that matches my OC's original design + lore retcons. Photography by @pixel20012.bsky.social Map: OCE31 - Chryse By Sournetic
You hear a #siren and check the rear-view mirror. #pixelart 16x16 #pixel_dailies
As fun as survival-crafters can be, I wonder if the trend is shifting towards diorama building games - for those who want to build beautiful places without the materials grinding halting the creative flow.
Something I really like about modern survival crafting games is that they tend to do something more interesting than just a hunger system, which tends to become a chore down the line... I'm a big fan of Valheim and Enshrouded giving buffs for eating =w=
Day 521 - A cheery little #archipelago for @pixeldailies.bsky.social. Palette - #nanner #pixelart, #isometric, #pixel_dailies