#Online Simulation Games

[guidediary]

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[thisismycorneroftheinternet]

Art Commissions Open

Alright, so here we go, take two. I am offering art commissions, both in general and for Neopets characters, as a way to supplement my income.

The general commissions can be found at my Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/eternalsailorchaos16088/commissions

My Ko-Fi's Commission Rules: https://ko-fi.com/post/Commission-FAQs-and-Rules-I3I2WLN2J

The Neopets-specific commission shop is at: https://shoppy.gg/@EternalSailorCha

My Neopets Fanart Shoppy's Rules: https://eternalsshoppyrules.carrd.co/

Context: I am an undergraduate student in one of Brazil's public universities, who lives on financial assistance of the university and my undergrad research fellowship, but those assistance amounts are becoming less and less able to cover the costs of maintaining myself in university, as housing and food costs are going through the roof in my city, and I can't even live at home with parents, because I do not have a home to go to.

My main source of supplementary income, translation, has been taking a nosedive with the advent of AI translation and automatization of translation, and so I go on for way too long without jobs to work, and I keep on getting myself into credit card debt and loans to cover basic needs or whenever something happens, like me getting sick and needing meds, which is very often. I have a terrible schooling schedule for me to get any type of job, as my university does not care for poorer students beyond the small financial assistance they give, and make you have to toil and beg to get. Meanwhile, my parents can help with some assistance, but it is becoming lesser and lesser and more unstable, and I share it with my sister.

I need to be able to finish my undergraduate, and be able to sustain myself through my graduate studies, and, on a shorter term, I need to gather up money, for example to move to a different place, where I can rent my own room instead of sharing it. Also, I need money for my monthly expenses, like food and transport. This is why I have decided to take up commissions, and applied for the Neopets fanart program (although I have yet to hear back from them).

If you want to see your character or a character you like, or a full illustration, done in my artstyle, then please do feel free to peruse my commissions and message me at here, or in my email or IG to talk about it.

Thank you very much for your time.

[yellowsugarwords]

ᴠɪᴅᴇᴏ ɢᴀᴍᴇs ɪ ʟᴏᴠᴇ

⎆ the walking dead game: a new frontier

[pick-a-funny-name]

Whenever i wake up early and see that there is a good amount of fog outside I just question everything

Like is life really a simulation and the fog is basically the chunks not being loaded cuz I cannot see shit except for a few buildings around me

[gateway-2000]

Browser Game Spotlight: Wolvden

Wolvden is a fun wolf pack simulator game where you manage and lead your pack of wolves! There is a lot to do, this game is made by the same folks who brought us Lioden. You are the pack leader, and get to enjoy managing and leading your pack, expanding your territory and more! There is a complex genetics system to reward people who want to breed for their ideal wolf! You can visit different continents, encounter a wide variety of prey, and fight off enemies from your territory!

[pedroam-bang]

Ready Player One (2018)

[pylonangel]

a fate better than death

[maintitle]

Whenever I replay Mass Effect 3 I find myself thinking about my reaction to it at the time of release, like, a lot. Not in a negative way like most probably did, but in a self-questioning way, because I'm re-bathing myself in an experience that is both very meaningful and also confusing to this day.

I remember when ME3 came out, it was one of two games ever that I went to the midnight release of. This was right after I quite a really grueling factory job that actually had a huge hand in making my heart worse, but I say this mostly to make clear that this game was bought with the last bit of my money and it was going to be something that I put A LOT of my time into.

I was very offline while I played it. I think it's the last game I ever just got lost in and didn't come out for air for until I was done. When I started looking for peoples reactions, I was... I wouldn't say confused by the reaction, but confused by how viscerally people reacted. I remember going to bat to defend the game really, REALLY hard despite agreeing with most of what was said, if perhaps not the tone in which it was said.

It's important to note, I didn't do it out of blind loyalty to ME or Bioware or anything. I'd been very critical of DA2 (I know I know I'm sorry it was another time) a year before, so I wasn't opposed being critical.

Let me say; Ending bad. We all know it. Ending bad. Free DLC that they added to 'fix' the ending? Less bad, but bad. I'm actually not really here to talk about that though, and more here to talk about why I was SO viscerally defending the game at the time despite agreeing with the sentiment.

I want to say this first; I feel very strongly that the main game is as much a love letter to the series as the Crucible DLC was. Characters aren't forgotten, everyone gets a little time in the limelight, everything comes together and interacts with the plot very well. I think the vast majority of the returning characters are handled exceptionally well, and I do think that plays a part in my want to defend it. I firmly believe everything up to the very very end of the game is on par with previous games (except how the dialogue wheel is peeled back a lot and it uses a lot less companion cutscenes, that sucks.) and I do still feel that gets overlooked, although to a far lesser extent these days.

But I think the core of the reason I wanted to defend the game was because of how they made you feel the weight of the war. There is no part of the core experience of Mass Effect 3 that isn't heavy. Every second is filled with the grim weight of a losing war. Every side mission you do involves people losing everything or fleeing desperately. The Citadel is filled with horrified citizens and traumatized soldiers. Your companions face the visceral realization of what they could become at any time. Death happens on massive scales, you watch worlds burn, you witness close friends give their lives, you get a front row seat to the death of a child and it haunts you for the rest of the game.

It gets worse on a replay, too. You go to the Citadel, and you find the few uplifting stories you can, the ones that allow you to take a moment to breath... but knowing the rest of the game, you realize these people aren't out of the clear. You aid alien politicians and military officials only to find out their worlds burned a couple hours later. You listen to a family escape a burning colony only to arrive at a location that you later discover is a funneling system for creating and experimenting on Reapers. You hear a wonderful story about a human soldier and mother working through Asari government red tape in order to send her daughter safely to her grandparents on Thessia, and barely an hour or two after that Thessia is invaded. You bring the news of the death of an Asari woman's Krogan husband to her, and realize in the process that you introduced them to each other.

The thing Mass Effect 3 does exceptionally well is adding weight to conflict. There isn't a second of the CORE experience of the game that isn't accompanied by the horrors of war. And I think that's truly why I, admittedly foolishly, was so defensive of the game and it's detractors at the time. The common conception was that the war with the Reapers was handled poorly, and I disagree with that notion. It's only in it's final step it fails, in every other moment it pulls off an experience that truly makes you feel every second of the conflict.

[i-can-even-burn-salad]

Amazing game, 10/10.

[ID: Screenshot of the game Sticky Business, showing 4 pixel art stickers for sale in the very pink ingame shop. One is a pink donut with the text wholesome written above it. It's called Holesome. One is a rainbow pride flag with a banana. It's called Gaynana. One is a stack of pink books, it's called Books. And the last one is a blue flower with green branches and a purple bird, with the text Handmade below. It's called birb. End ID.]

[annoying--moth]

Did y'all ever see that one post that said something like "the problem with being creative is that I wanna create everything" because I just got Scratch because the other day I had an idea for a video game and now I'm gonna make a crappy demo for fun

[cobwebinthecorner]

honestly, when I saw it in that one Nintendo Direct, I was kinda curious about Fashion Dreamer. I've never really been for these kinds of games (I remember my sister playing Style Savvy on the DS a lot), but something about FD spoke to me when I saw it. I'm not going to purchase it yet since it just came out, and I feel I don't know enough about it or if I'd like it, but I'm looking forward to seeing if other people really enjoy it and figuring it out as time passes.

[programnoir]

Talking about Stardust West

Stardust West is the name of a third-person space combat game that I'm tinkering with. I've heard this compared to Star Fox games, but I actually take a lot more inspiration from an old MMO that went by Space Cowboy Online.

I'm currently undecided on how the game looks and feels to play (and this video is using a lot of placeholders), so you can expect a lot to change.

[virtual-board-game-room]

Halma

A classic strategy game that is neglected next to chess and Go. Yet the tactical and strategic possibilities in Halma are in no way inferior to other brain games.

Build so-called bridges to move your pieces from your starting area completely into the target zone. You can jump over both your own and your opponent's pieces in one move as often as you have the opportunity to do so.

Interfere with your opponent by blocking their paths and squares or by moving one of your pieces at the right moment by exactly the right position.

Get the game for VBR here.

Find the real life game here.

See it on YouTube. 

Virtual Board Game Room on Patreon

[alhaith4ms]

genshin's online event is making me understand (even more!!) why people love the game powerwash simulator ... it's so relaxing

[mikodrawnnarratives]

k I figured out images

Round two will be tomorrow

@paper-lilypie @madame-mongoose @sycopomp @opudont-donut @bamsara @castercassette @xitsensunmoon @badiwikiwi @starrspice @naffeclipse @sorveteir @jack-o-phantom @luneytoonss @chlorenw @laurzzz @lavenoon @feralmoonlight

Lmao the expressions are gonna make it even better