>>1450 Do you write things down? Run yourself through your ideas a few times. If you see something you don't find satisfactory, you can make adjustments to it. It also helps to get some outside opinions, since they might notice something that you won't. Like >>1458 said as well, practice makes perfect. You don't need to start with something complex. Start with something simple. A fanfic would be a good start, since you can have some sort of foundation to start with.

>>1467 how can i show anyone when i need to pull off the surprise element to them too? i dont exactly have any editor or publishing affiliated to, unfortunately. It s an independent business of sorts so you could say i am handling everything myself for myself.

>>1467 also thank you for this, your visit and commentary is very welcome.

>>1468 I'm not saying you should release it publically. Do you have any friends you could run it by? You call it a business. Do you intend to sell your work? It might be best to put something out for free. An excerpt if it's some sort of book or a demo for a game. That way you might get people interested in it, as well as some feedback.

>>1472 even if it s free then it should be good in some way otherwise everyone will just read bad shit...

>>653 i found some nice drawings in the ligne claire drawing style. while they obviously aren't photos, due to the perspective view, i still find them to be detailed and immersive enough to actually imagine being in these scenes.

flying cars are the future! this cool comic i found, dark futuro, has some clean-looking perspective drawings of a potential hovercar. the comic's story and setting seems kind of dark, though.

>>1078 >wedge cars Haha...

>>653 f-friends, can we have more anime pictures? i was kind of hoping to build up my anime picture collection, and a lot of the anime pictures /kind/ posts are in the perspective view, you know... >>1079 you can't deny that wedge cars have cool designs. and the flying wedgecars of the future will run on futuristic hydrogen internal combustion engines!

>>1466 Wedge cars are pretty cool, but the design is practically dead and it's never coming back. They died with the Lotus Esprit. The future of cars are bloated and round EVs that will gradually remove control from the owners. I think HICEs are going to be limited to motorsports, since they're a little more practical for that than EVs and they don't have to abide by the same laws as the cars you see on the road. So much money is being dumped into the development of EVs both by private companies and governments. I think it's too late for alternatives to be seriously considered until we start seeing the longterm effects that EVs will have, alongside the lack of any real benefits for the consumer. As for flight, well, I just don't see any governments letting people operate flying cars without an expensive license and training. They'll probably be heavily taxed for some reason or another. Giving people easy access to the power of flight is a huge risk, especially when there are more and more regulations against traditional weapons. We already saw terrorist attacks consisting of people driving through crowds. With flying vehicles, an individual could instead send their car into an office building. Even more, they could have explosives in their vehicle. Maybe the most important thing is, the extremely wealthy would be at risk, and you know we can't have that. I know you probably weren't being serious, but still. I feel like it needs to be said.

Can't have the good, without the bad. There have been good eras and bad eras. There will be more good eras and more bad eras. Don't worry too much about it!

>>1273 That's not what I was saying, I'm saying "try to help with your local problems instead of trying to change the world because changing the world simply doesn't work"

if you really want a happier world, start posting Teeline shorthand memes ok

>>1405 That may be what you meant, but you mentioned "directly hurting", which is a different thing. You can do plenty of evil without doing anything direct. Same for good. >changing the world simply doesn't work And yet the world changes constantly, often because enough people want it to change. I'd say it differently: try to fix the world on your own level, not all at once. Small results now over big results maybe-never.

These problems are just the manifestation of human traits and will never be eliminated by enacting some system. Best we can do is accept them and try reduce harm but all this stuff will always be going on desu

These vids show off the available squirtguns, including the CPS-2000, which isn't even in the demo. That one is the most powerful squirtgun ever sold commercially >>1376 Yeah, there are NPC characters in the demo but they could be improved and there are a few bugs I had trouble with figuring out Bullseye targets were also already added I played with them a bit but there's only one in the demo These squirtguns make things kinda easy to hit but they also run out of water (but can be refilled in water or at refill areas) pressure also runs down but can be charged back up on the bigger squirtguns

>>1377 Cool. Good luck with the project Anon.

If you have any good inspirations or pics of catgirls or similar you can post them here

>>1366 >All the graphics so far have been made in ms paint and paint.net for transparency and fixes I like how you're working with such simple and basic tools rather than relying on anything fancy. >Vid related is the kinda vibe that fits the game, its one of the many inspirations gathered. That does fit really well with the whole presentation. I think certain ambient or New Age tracks could work as inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJSuKb8YAYI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaEGvnYPciM It would have to balance the sense of atmosphere with the pace of the gameplay though. I imagine the track you posted would work really well in that it doesn't lean too far in the direction of meditativeness in a way that wouldn't fit the playing experience.

>>1398 Some Mega drive/Genesis games (and other 16-bit games) had synthpop inspiration, some were even blatant ripoffs of original tunes, made into chiptunes That's why it made sense to me to use synthwave and vaporwave for inspiration since those use sampling from 80's synthpop https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRbTV9JlVvI Some of it is called future funk, vid related is a good sample of future funk, which often has japanese thrown into the mix; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtlieWIxuhc

>>1296 >I can trace my family to a VERY small town in another country, and then after that, there's nothing. Records and such were lost following an earthquake many, many, years ago. They can't get enough money to dig stuff up, and no one else really cares because the place is so small. It's not so much fun as it is sorta interesting, but yeah. Yeah, that really sucks. In the case of the last ancestors I have to come to America, I don't even know the town they were from. In my experience, Great Britain seems to have traditionally had the best documentation for this sort of thing.

>>1304 >I don't even know the town they were from That sucks to not have had the history at least passed down by word of mouth. We might not have anyone left in that part of the world, but if we want to visit it, we do know where it is.

>>1329 I think I've pinpointed the general region within the country they came from, but all I can really do is make an educated guess based on surnames and immigration patterns. I'm not even 100% sure what their first names were, since I think they might've been anglicized. That makes finding records harder than it would normally be.

I have a bad relationship with my family so instead I will say a few things about my country. >Poland >We have been an oligarchic democracy with all nobles having the right to vote when most other countries in the world were monarchies. We merely elected our king as a president. Read up on Golden Liberty. >We had an idea of a nation and nationalism far earlier than other countries. Our nobility and culture went crazy on oriental aesthetics and believed themselves to be commonly descendant from Sarmatians. Look up sarmatism for more info on that. >Because of that, the nobility had an idea of equality before the law, and although classicist in nature, Poland had something that you could liken to civil liberties or civil rights for the nobility, including the right to vote no matter your wealth. >Poland was also EXTREMELY tolerant as a society, we were the only country which actually allowed Jews in, giving them civil liberties to do whatever they want and even saying that they can come here if they don't have anywhere else to go. We had a minority of islamists which exist to this day and were accepting of basically all types of Christianity with all manner of people coming to our country. We were basically a multi-cultural society in the middle of Europe. >That being said, we were also gigantic at the time, and at a certain time, we almost owned Russia, having actually occupied it temporarily during time of troubles. We geniuently captured Moscow.

>>1337 It's interesting that you mention the all this considering that I just read about the Sarmatianist nobility the other day.

this is a strange and beautiful thing

>>1055 it's a famous YTPMV from back when that was a thing, was decently popular on the chans

I can feel the psychosis setting in.

>>1120 helo son it's mi ur mum!

>>1126 What a great thing you have created, kind friend. Love it, made me laugh and saved. nyanpasu~

>>1126 nyanpasu~

>>1126 Not going to lie, friend, this is a masterpiece. nyanpasu~.

>>1154 >>1277 Wtf, that's way too much praise! Thank you!!

>>930 I feel this. People often call me cute, but I am too scared of going outside.

Real beauty comes from inside!

>>927 You can start by working out and lurking /fa/. Well, if they're still helpful that is. I haven't been there in a long time.

These two things can probably help you.

>>1279 shaving makes look younger than my age, I look like should be in college but I am getting closer to the 30's. I miss growing a beard, it wasn't too crazy and kept it short and neat but stopped because it was too much work.

Since i discovered tachiyomi years ago i don't watch anime anymore, since you can read at your own pace, that being usually much faster than watching the anime adaptations. Lately i read Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou which is a very kind and comfy manga indeed. It has a cool fanpage called alpha.cafe, which is were i found out about it. I like the misago alot.

Junji Ito is the only mango author I've read. I plan on getting physical copies of his work at some point.

>>667 spooky... I stumbled on his stuff in 2018 and had to really pace myself to stop me from dropping all responsibilities and locking myself in to read his comics

>>667 Hope the Uzumaki adaptation is good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWF6UBz9Amc

Finished reading Coppelion not too long ago. Quite enjoy the series