Goldkin @Goldkin@awoo.space

@kistaro Looking cute and very squeaky there! 💜

@kistaro @Aether Note that you can also now generate imposters (the thingie that replaces fallbacks if it's available) for your avatars using the website. I did that for a few of my avatars, and folks on Quest reported it worked pretty well.

It has limitations that are different from Quest-specific fallbacks, but also something to consider for supporting folks on those devices.

@kistaro I remember having seen reviews of this at the time (and having played the 64 variant contemporaneously). It's no Elite in terms of cramming a huge simulation into a tiny microarchitecture (even by standards at the time), but it's oddly compelling.

And I mean, compared to the things running on my TI-86 at the time, I can see why they might go for it.

Xmas tree. Yams tree. Zmas tree.

Now get ready for: Zeromas tree.

From the perspective of someone who plays a lot of Phas, the idea of modding furries into an investigation game and having friends along to solve open-ended mysteries sounds like kind of a perfect game. Especially when it involves the kind of wonton havoc and destruction that would invite to each session.

I really enjoyed Shadows of Doubt, but it ended up being a much better thief simulator than a detective game. Really want to dig into the simulation aspects of it more at some point.

Tempted to mod furries into the game Shadows of Doubt and call the mod "Furcon in Seattle".