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Kitty Beary: ooh i'll look at it once i finish watching my current show!!

wait can you make chainimail?

...I should work on my pop tab chainmail.

I mostly do jewelry or ornament covers, but I do know the basic weaves for armor type items. I just haven't learned shaping of garments yet.
And I can do knitted scalemail with my loom knitting, but haven't just yet learned normal scalemail.

i should get back into learning coding in different languages.

usually it's just C, but different syntax.

You're looking super fly Kad

Ok! :3

I need to really get to working on other things. ._." But for some reason my motivation went out the window and I need that back...

Everyone is so talented and smart!

I have started working in earnist on the game I run thursdays. I feel like i have been floundering and i have had a player up ad ghost me. so now im donw three players and i'm sure my sorcerer is annoyed with me.

plus he keeps backseat Gming and i wanna be petty and git gud

I mean...in my case, it was a need for something to keep me occupied and not bored all the time, but I am extremely introverted, so I didn't want group activities...
>.>
So I started learning crafts.

I'm introverted myself, for the most part. xD

So we're gonna get some snow soon...I gotta go shopping tomorrow.

i vaguely want to get into game dev.

Do eet.

make a pokemon fan game.

I lowkey also want to get into game dev, but my only relevant skill set is concept art.

I need to find the remainder of my yellow minky fabric so I can make more Paopu fruit plushes. ;u; Also want to get some yellow fleece to make fleece ones.

TBH i have started learning RPG maker so i can try my hand at a fun pokemon game. it's...a good first step IMO. work with something else that's there to learn it.

Don't tell nintendo.

Same, Espy.

I have some experience with the free version of gamemaker (which is no longer available) and some with Unity. I've also got experience with Blender, even if all I can do is small props right now.

UE4 is better if you like more vibrant stuff and better shading. Unity is decent enough for small games and such.

I don't get why people hate Unity -- aye, sure, it's got a load of small games made by beginners on it, but that's? Not really a problem? Like, if it's *that* easy to get into, then you'd think that people would like it.

I've heard they're working on visual scripting, though, like what you've got in UE4.