the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@hi_cial Yes! they're cute
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we were recently reminded of this random game we played a decade or so ago that had unexpectedly good music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtjveWi0Hb4&list=PLajKQSBOo4K0SxDXctys5BrMfcduO0iOu&index=5
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bees!
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an axolotl whose job is to make sure the vegetables are topped up on the buffet: a salad-minder salamander
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@Zest that's just a goodra in the vicinity
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@Yarideki @Nomaxice @wizlicos this is adorable
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just saw a recommended youtube video called "7 side quests you should never finish" and my immediate thought was "just about any of them in dark souls"
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@codl we have one and have yet to find a game that it works well with, but maybe we just need to try it on more things

i'd offer to let you try ours but the international shipping would probably be too expensive
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@prehensile Do you know the context of this by any chance? I'm curious why it was done in wireframe; all I can think is some formulaic way of drawing things realistically--just learn how to draw a rectangle from all different angles and you can draw whatever, or something like that--but that's a wild guess.
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@Austin_Dern You're allowed to have lots of limbs too! I just think tubecritters are particularly suited for it
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@LexYeen hey, we know how anxiety is all too well. We've been there, and it's not fun.
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@LexYeen Understandable. Anything we can do to help?
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@Goldkin Something to recommend to people getting started! We generally go with custom PCBs but I'm aware that's a whole lot to learn (we think it's fun to design them though)
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@Goldkin oh that's a cute little solderable breadboard thing
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@rey exactly!
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mustelids are just perfectly shaped to have lots of limbs
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@rey counter it with thoughts of tristable multivibrators
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@heatherhorns go get some sleep zobold
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@rey why though
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