I like the Skritt too :)

I would love for some in-game group (maybe the inquest) to just do an experiment and try and ramp up the Skritt intelligence as high as they can go.

I also really like the ideas of the mists and how everything seems to have come from the mists, but also everything that forms then impacts the mists kind of like rebounding echoes of reality.

Have played the demo and can confirm, great fun :D

I loved worlds adrift back in the day and this demo feels so good to play.

Cant wait to see how the development goes and how the final release turns out.

I always enjoy my modded Skyrim playthroughs as a vampire.

There are tons of vampire related mods.

I use the Better Vampires mod as my main, to really tweak how the vampire experience will play.

I have also been using the Vampire Lords Can Fly mod in my last few playthroughs and it’s a lot of fun.

The Dawnguard DLC has a whole Vampire related quest line and there are mods to get even more vampire specific content.

Lua

Combined Solution

Changelings (d&d style), Doppelgangers, Werewolves, really any kind of shapeshifter, the more shapes/types they can take on the better.

yep, I have the same issue when congested.

I can voluntarily open my eustachian tubes and hold them open, without needing to yawn or swallow. Makes it much easier to clear the pressure in my ears when changing elevation (like when flying in a plane).

Man, I would love to be able to get: “8 hours of sleep each night”.

I was thinking of GW2 Sylvari when I generated this image. I wanted a cool plant based creature. I’ve got 14 images in that particular collection that are variants of this theme.

Yeah has a strong Protoss style head/face structure for sure.

Very cool.

Feels like a cross between the Broken Lords and the Cultists from Endless Legends

That was a fun read.

I agree, I really enjoy programming in Lua.

gotcha 👍

Does Assembly count? From my understanding, it was the first many early computer manufacturers/universities, did when a new computer was developed, so they could reason about the instructions more easily on paper, before entering the code via punch cards.

Yeah looks like Lua

Yeah my first thought was Pascal.

I’ve not seen/touched it since the 90’s as well. Turbo Pascal was the language we had to use for our assignments.

My list for Firefox:

• Always on Top
• Display #Anchors
• Firefox Multi-Account Containers
• Regex Search
• Simple Tab Groups
• Stylus
• uBlock Origin

While I personally like the idea of having the shape be decided by user/instance CSS choices, would that not potentially reduce the immediate brand recognition, when those outside our instance see our community icons?

Great work @[email protected], they look great.

Thanks for all your effort.