>>2580 Derp November 7th is the release date for the game that Fakku is publishing https://www.fakku.net/games/two-beasts-or-not-to-beast-english

>>2580 If any of you guys own a CRT, how do games which use these shaders look when they're played on an actual CRT monitor? I hope you can turn it off, as even if some of these newer filters are decent enough, I think it's good to give players the choice of whether to use these or not. The game looks decent, by the way, so I'll probably try it when it comes out. Thanks for sharing it, anon.

Pocketpair is going to drive Nintendo out of business.

I found this free gookshit. The problem is that it's a splitscreen co-op game, so nobody can play it unless they know other kemonofags IRL or on Steam.

Hitoner is up to 12 chapters now. It's simultaneously trying to be a Robinson Crusoe survivor story and an ironic self-aware kemoner comedy. This would make me hate it if I didn't laugh so fucking much reading it. Picrel is the chief glowie explaining hito-modding to a politician, who responds by screaming in terror.

>>3025 That's the best Spore Galactic Adventures footage I've ever seen.

we be modding an shiet >>3024 thanks. i think you can crouch by pressing s if i remember >>3025 looking good! putting a spas heat shield on an assault rifle is definitely a unique choice >>3026 https://youtu.be/uvJzf1-ZY-A

this game was daunting to mod at first, but i somehow pulled through and added le collie wife

>friend discovered the 'boo and made femcel in a game The pathogen is spreading.

>>3054 With permission, I intend to spread the pathogen even further, to my colleagues.

>>3047 >>3048 Yeah, shit. The more time goes on, the more I realise I just do not miss contact with Twitter a wink. It feels like recovering from contact with a poison, even if I received a much smaller and less direct dose than the twitterfag does.

>>3048 >>3051 Now that Nitter is back online I can make a guide for making Nitter x RSS feeds. This way it's easy to view what your favorite artists make without you ever visiting Twitter. I used to have a large feed until Nitter instances kept getting taken down by Twitter.

>>3052 Go for it. I'll still mostly stick to Pixiv and the like (even if they're less populated nowadays), but it'd be aight to have that as an option.

>>3052 Is Nitter back, then? The only instances I know of still seem to be down, but my knowledge of such things is far from exhaustive. I know Xitter can be an unpleasant place. In my opinion the secret is not to make an account and not to engage. When Nitter worked, there were a number of artist and art community accounts I'd visit from time to time just to see what new art had been posted. Without Nitter I can't see much at any of them. But here, have a random skunk girl I found at e621.

>>3051 >It feels like recovering from contact with a poison, even if I received a much smaller and less direct dose than the twitterfag does. Every time I check up on my twitter feeds, I come away from it with a deep feeling of unfocused anger and sadness. There's something about a billion voices screaming for attention that makes it impossible to pay attention to anything individual or form any kind of meaningful attachment, and that becomes very upsetting. >>3052 Yes, please do. Nitter was probably the best thing to come out of the 2020s internet.

>>2868 >Could you give some examples? All the modern multiverse fiction. Bioshock Infinite, Sonic Prime, modern MCU and MCU-adjacent slush that leaps to another world whenever the current one is getting stale. It's especially obvious when a character dies and the gang has to go do a different dimension and get a replacement version of that character. Your example Time Patrol story, purely from your description, is not what I'd call a Many Worlds story: it's a what-if story with a particular type of alternate or speculative history, similar to the DC Comics Elseworlds stories ("what if Batman were a pirate? what if the Joker were Jack the Ripper?"). A Many World story truly needs more than just one or two places in order to be judged by that moniker, because otherwise it's just a story about two places that have effects on each other. That type of story is perfectly fine - frankly, it's the basis of a lot of good fiction - but it's fundamentally different. Strict adherence to the Many Worlds theory is also required for me, where every single possible point of deflection or choice manifests as a different world. Obviously such a setting is impossible to become invested in because there are literally infinite copies of every possible character with every possible permutation. I admit I'm a purist about definitions like this, and I prefer straightforward stories that are written and told well; craft matters to much much more than theory, and by that same token if that Time Patrol story is told well then I'm sure I'd enjoy it.

>>2908 Understandable. I will admit that I haven't been to a movie in a theater in years and years. The cape movies are something about which I see memes, not something I watch. I will also say that I used to read a lot of science fiction, to include splatbooks for pen-and-paper RPGs when especially bored. The tone of sci-fi published since the end of the Protracted Struggle does not appeal to me very much, and the authors whose work I enjoyed are dead. The RPG stuff often had really clever ideas and worldbuilding but not really so much in the way of coherent story. When I was bored enough, and I'd been able to find this stuff at a used book store, or in some ancient undisturbed FTP archive somewhere in the pre-SEO, pre-AI Internet. The GURPS Infinite Worlds books had clever ideas along with some japes that didn't quite hit for me ("we call this timeline the United States of Lizardia, and it's exactly like present-day Earth in every single way, down to the names of celebrities and the current popular music, except that everyone is an anthropomorphic dinosaur," are you people serious? who approved this?). There's also a GURPS Horror worldbook called "The Madness Dossier," which has to do with a war between humanity, waged largely by secret government agencies, and time-traveling entities whose exact nature is not understood (alien conquerors? demons? evil ancient gods? pick one or make up something weirder) who are fighting and flipping the world back and forth between two timelines: the world we know, and a world where humans are the slaves of these hostile entities, which has a lot of good writing and evocative ideas and could have been the core conflict of a very good skiffy novel instead of an RPG. One of the core concepts is that stuff can sometimes survive intact from the "other" timeline when things flip back and forth, resulting in possibly somewhat cliched plot bunnies like "someone found the shiny alien superscience weapon that was never created and shouldn't exist and sold it to a pawn shop, so now you have to track it down and retrieve it before whoever bought it blows up the city, or, worse, attracts the attention of the evil insane alien gods who want to enslave us."

>>2868 Having finished the last story in the volume, I gotta concur with >>2908: these are enjoyably weighty time travel stories, not many-worlds fiction. Thanks for telling me about the book: it was pretty fun to go through. I find it interesting how a major complicating factor (if not the true one) in every story except The Only Game in Town was an agent's affection for a woman, and that Everard was always on the sidelines of this.

>>3061 oh no I love them

I can barely believe this, but my sources all agree. This may be the biggest event on the 'boo's inner circles since BigJake got kicked. Kitalin has reportedly woken up from his coma and made contact with ilovegrapefruit.

>>3057 I have never heard any of those names in my life. Or is that the joke?

>>3058 >he actually believes the internet is not srs bsns ngmi

>>3058 GoatseGiygax (you would not believe how many movies that man has ghostwritten) toyed with this idea in an unused script for National Treasure 4.

>>3050 >>3057 >>3062

>>3021 >sleeping in for nearly five hours Not MY wife!

>>3027 yeah it's the man's job to sleep in

>>3021 also you were the guy making the femcel doom mod? nice!

>>3028 >it's the man's job to sleep in based btw I'm planning to make more drawings with my OCs, put them in situations or small stories that can also help to build an small universe with them interacting with each other, nothing too crazy but more about that "day-to-day life" sort of thing >>3029 >also you were the guy making the femcel doom mod? nice! yeah I was messing around with that in the last weeks, I saw that gzdoom mod called furdoom some time ago and then I found that replacing sprites in doom is quite easy with SLADE3, the only limitation is the color pallete and the conversion from png to gfx that needs to be accounted for every sprite I made the femcel hud sprite from scratch and edited over some irl pictures for the weapons, but this process has been quite slow, I take an hour or two on the weekend to make some sprites in the future I would like to make the gunplay similar to furdoom, it adds a little more "punch" to the weapons but isn't as exaggerated as brutal doom

>>3028 >manic pixie dream foxxo

I don't think there's much for capybara kemono art.

>>2812 She is cute, that is why she is called Capybara-chan.

Capybaras are still cute.

Capybaras deserve more love.

>>2325 It summarises the way that the show accidentally inverts itself really well, so I'm not surprised that it still makes the rounds.

>>2326 I'm just surprised since I only ever posted it in the BNA thread on /trash/ which was never all too popular. I honestly forgot all about it until now

>>2327 I don't even remember where I got it from, but it certainly wasn't /trash/.

>>2991 Such is the fate of a tanuki.

>>2942 Thanks. Looking around it the fediverse has definitely confirmed that I still don't like social media, even if this is better than the mainstream. I don't think I'll get too wrapped up in this, but I'll still mess with it a little to see how it goes.

>>2939 Neat. If nothing else it's a good place to post status updates, even if fediverse instances are prone to going down for 20-47 minutes at odd hours. When I was moving off of Twitter last year I migrated to the fediverse instance stereophonic.space at the suggestion of a racist furry shitposter friend, and it's generally been a fun time. The format is definitely influenced by social media and there is a fairly intense recency bias, but there are also many people who just use it as a (micro)blog and link aggregator. Frankly, it replaced image boards for me for a while, though I'd never wander from a small cozy board like this. If you're going to use the fediverse, there are a bunch of domains that should be autoblocked (mostly honeypot ones for CP and fedposting), and a few that you may need to block yourself. The biggest and most obvious one is poa.st, which is populated by right-wing indian slop accounts who think Pepe the Frog is the funniest meme on the internet. I can give you a full list from my profile if you care; I know many anons dislike this kind of blocklisting but it's a sad necessity of anything with the dynamic of social media due to the abundance of AI slop and digital littering.

>>2947 t. just bought more land in the Fediverse

>>2949 That's the best part. It's free!

>>2959 Are you saying it's free real estate?