@Felthry https://legendsoflocalization.com/how-did-a-kangaroo-sneak-into-tales-of-phantasia/ -- I've seen this article before saying it was probably a spellchecker misfire, and they do actually demonstrate a specific version of Microsoft Word that wants to replace "Ragnarok" with "Kangaroo", so I think it checks out
@mcc God I had not thought about Daily Kos in over a decade until I saw this post
@sugar lmfaooo true
Sir Ian McKellen reads instructions for changing a car tyre
@Hearth I'm good either way! Ping me on Discord when you know, I don't check Awoo much
@Hearth I would!
@Felthry That sounds reasonable? My computer at the time had 512 MB and the Wii only needs to run one thing at once
@Hearth I absolutely think of them as things, different currencies are different things, if there were an underlying "money" that we were all just measuring differently then it wouldn't be possible to profit by trading currencies as the rates change
Aaaaand the final Art Fight I did, Crayon-Chewer's fursona, Nekki!! CC is a big inspiration to me, the way I do my coloured weighted lines is mostly inspired by her hahah
Two more Art Fights I snuck in the end, Atsumimag's Noname ("no-na-mé") and my friend Skylar's Sirfetch'd OC, Ser Lauchzelot.
And finally I drew Pantufa for https://twitter.com/VAdePEGA and Mitzi for @Trinket!
I had fun drawing all these characters and a lot of them were definitely outside anything I'd design myself, so that's good practice.
@Felthry I guess they could (from the Game Boy game's perspective) just have it skip the battle entirely and then inject whether it was a win or loss and the updated state of the party... That still sounds like a looot of trouble, it seems like something fan hackers might be able to do but still sounds very hard for 1990s Game Freak imo
@Felthry Integrating that into the emulator sounds hard to begin with, but also the Stadium engine was reprogrammed from scratch in C and has various small differences from the Game Boy games' engines, which were programmed in assembly
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