More cutting edge design

[JimothyZombie]

it has been sloshing around for years, threatening to take on form then going poof whenever I try to bring it to shape.

[nagoline]

[dreamshell]

fcuk paper, put em up here

nowwww

[JimothyZombie]

Hey,, that reminds me, how is your writing going @dreamshell? It was all looking rather promising. Also, have you played Myst?

[dreamshell]

fcuked around for a few days when i hit a wall, but quota's met for this round & i figured things out, so i'm back in business. thx for asking!

i have some limited xp w/ it, but always been a fan of the concept/design

[dreamshell]

now back to this idea of yours...

[JimothyZombie]

deflective segue denied!

There's not much to tell. It's sort of unseen dimensions, solid physical reality (though usually alien and unsettling), and the unexpected and horrific way they briefly merge. I think the desire for it (the excessively abstract it) to be unknowable but rational makes it hard to formulate into something satisfying. It's a classic struggle of material plane of existence vs all that other stuff, which I entirely reject, yet still have fun playing with on occasion.

[JimothyZombie]

Glad to hear you're still hitting those milestones and quotas for the competition. It must feel great to be getting some solid writing down.

[dreamshell]

it rly does. makes me wonder why it felt so impossible before, but that's how it goes i guess

sounds like it could make excellent use of the weird ass glitches games accumulate, like shit phasing thru walls, etc. or maybe i'm misreading.

[JimothyZombie]

Glitching Through Walls should def be a band name. I dunno. Usually it's small things, but sometimes reality just sort of goes inside out and you're subject to the full horror, but it's also always there, like reality is just a bubble resting on this topology of... Like I said, it's more feelings and nebulous ideas that just don't want to take shape.