Stuart

God speed.

Sorry, the funding ended quite a time ago. As you can see: Sorry. :c

I meant, how am I supposed to vote when I wish every game pitched to be made. But thanks anyway.

How the fuck am I supposed to vote! They all sound so amazing! In a perfect world, all these games would be made. Also I fucking burst out laughing at ghost J.P Lebreton. Someone make a gif of him making a thumbs up, plz.

I'm in.

I want all those games to be true. Specially Dear Leader.

I heard this is good. I am very pleased, since I've been following this since the first teaser. I want this game in my computer box. NAOW.

So, I guess this was the official announcement of Chris joining Campo Santo? I mean, I haven't heard it anywhere else, and it was weird because Chris said it in a very offhanded way, like this was known. This made me wonder (and people watching the last Daily Challenge): What is Chris' involvement with Spacebase DF-9 right now? Is he working freelance on it or is he off the project? Also, who killed Laura Palmer?

th futur of vido gams

Oh my god, YES. Tycho, you funny bastard.

I'm laughing, that's kinda useful.

Fuck, I missed such good moments.

Fuck yeah, it was a fantastic moment, loved how they played with perspective here in particular. 0/10, it's spelled "telenovela". Lrn2Spanish.

Nick Breckon was the fart.

So how about we set up a date to talk on Google Hangout? Could make things much easier.

Ladies and gentlemen... The future of the video game medium.

Dude this is great! Got yourself a subscriber.

Man, Perfect Dark's music was so good.

Holy shit, that's awesome! Welcome to these humble forums.

Sorry for reposting this, but since Bjorn's post seemed to have started a new page in the thread, I was worried no one would see this. I feel this is something that really needs to be discussed in some way.

Bah, c'mon people. Surely you must listen to more vidja game music! I feel like I'm always hogging this thread. Say what you will about A Machine for Pigs, but ya gotta admit that Jessica Curry's music is extraordinary. She needs to do more video game music, specially for horror games!

So, legit super surprised that this hasn't turned up in here. TRIGGER WARNING (sexual assault/abuse): Dylan Farrow's open letter about Woody Allen sexually abusing her as a child. I had known about Allen's accusations of sexual assault on Farrow during the early 90s, but I'd had always shrugged it off because there was "no evidence". Since knowing about that, I had completely erased that moment of history from my mind and continued to enjoy Allen's films. But know, I feel horrified that I had ignored this. Right now, as someone who loves filmmaking, I feel deeply conflicted about this. Obviously, I am siding with Dylan and truly believe her because I'm not fucking insane, and I've resigned to ever watch one of Allen's films ever again, but... I still like some of his old films. Now I feel gross by thinking about it and I find it hard to ignore his impact on filmmaking. Any can argue how good or bad of a writer and director Allen is, but one cannot ignore that his work has inspired and created multitudes of amazing filmmakers around the world. Is it wrong that I still enjoy some of his films? Now that I think about, I'm starting to not like those works I like because of this fact. This article on The Onion slightly sums up my feelings. Though obviously satirical, it makes a clear analysis of how most film people must feel right now. But like I said, fuck Woody Allen. He is a monster and deserves jail, and if he happens to innocent (which I doubt), no blame should be put on Dylan but the people who influenced her. No matter what, she is a victim and needs support in all cases. I'll disdain from watching Allen's future film from now on, as well as his past work. I'll still be in conflict, though, about whether recognizing his impact in film is kinda siding with him or not, and if it is siding with him, I feel really gross then. EDIT: Trigger warning and some grammer edits.

I'm in for any kind of narrative stuff, since I love to write. I could also perhaps get some writing pointers to anyone who shares the same interest, it could be useful! I'm also kind of good at Gamemaker, but it's been a while since I used it. I have an idea for a kind of deeply systemic, emergent stealth game that focuses in a semi-horror setting. It's not survival horror per say, but some of the tension does derive from the fact that you're stuck in a somewhat creepy place with creepy things looking for you or guarding stuff. Think the first Thief and its supernatural enemies, only done well (those moments kind sucked, but there was potential there). I also have this stupid, though kind of crazy narrative idea for a game like this if it happened to have co-op, but in retrospect it's kind a dumb. It's basically a plot twist that involves the co-op element in the game. I'd rather not tell it in fear that it's so dumb, people will just roll their eyes and make fun of it.

I am excited to see their reactions. I've been trying to hint Chris during streams that they have a camera in handy in some distant future, but it seems those messages get lost among all the other Twitch messages.