Au-heppa

But... my wallet... I have been thinking a lot about buying either Mindstorm or that LEGO train that my mom never bought me when I was a kid.

Yeah, I still just use Notepad / .txt file on my desktop to write down all my tasks and ideas and bug reports. Using a bug tracker / issue manager is good at the phase when you have a lot of playtesters coming in, but at the starting phase it just feels like talking to yourself and making it needlessly complicated and slow.

The fish in the percolator was something that apparently happened to David at some point. I can't remember if it was Pretty As Picture or the Short Films dvd or what but I remember him talking about it in some interview.

To quote Mr Krabs: Money! Seriously, though, I am not sure exactly why I want to make games. I don't really see myself doing anything else. This is true for me. Unless the game is really good, I find myself just thinking about my own project and wanting to go back to it.

I definitely feel like the show doesn't start properly until Scorpius shows up. I think the last time I watched Farscape I skipped almost all of season one.

I still use Softimage XSI ModTool, though sometimes I feel like I am the last person using it. There's a lot of problems, like you can't do animations clips, or you can't properly merge two different scenes. Still I am weirdly attached to it.