I've written a new thing. https://www.deviantart.com/jayblanc/art/In-The-Finest-of-Spirits-846054094
tw: Dave Sim
Today I discovered that Dave Sim has a website and a twitter account that are labeled as 'unofficial fan sites' that are run by some un-named fan. Who just happen to have all of Sim's original art to scan, and run columns from him when ever he wants them to.
And also that this account will reply to criticism of Dave Sim on Twitter, retweeting those replies. But it's just an unofficial fan site, so that's okay.
@porsupah You're welcome!
@spottyfox I do not play this game. But from what I understand, Raymond is a savvy angel investor who donates to socialist politics and likes to relax at home by wearing a french maids dress.
re: iPhone SE (2020) vs iPhone XR
@porsupah Very tempted by this.
@Nikon Very similar to my own assessment. I hope things work out and settle down for you.
I've found a youtube channel that consists entirely of a Norwegian Train Driver taking real-time cab-view video of her train routes. And it is the best thing ever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygjw-n1bOnE
re: Lady Mechanika, comic
@porsupah I tried the first couple of volumes. It was a bit dodgy towards Roma and then it quickly fell into toxic "darkest Africa" colonialist tropes. Which is where I tapped out.
@spottyfox Well Duh! You watched them out of order.
Rambling about writing and where "Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet" failed.
I think the fundamental flaw of "Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet" is the Pilot was written without any understanding of how AAA Game Development works, and has thus stuck them with this 'rag tag crew' that makes no sense and can't ever be a reflection of reality.
Two of the characters are QA testers who *work in the same office*! In the real world, QA testers wouldn't be in the same building, let alone ever be able to talk to the Creative Director. It's also clear that the writer didn't know a QA's job isn't just to sit and play the game.
Now, this is "just a show", but the problem is it's meant to be a comedy reflection of how games are made. Which falls flat if you don't have some basis to relate on and clear understanding of what you are mocking.
Compare and contrast - Sports Night - Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. One has a rooted sense that the writers understood how sports news production works. The other did not really understand how a weekly live sketch comedy show works, and was unanchored.
There is nothing wrong with this room. The person who buys this room is in no danger. It is a perfectly ordinary room. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-51310566
@porsupah "Carbon Fiber" can be done, and various grades of Carbon Fibre 3D printer reel exist, but is never going to be strong as cast, and is a tricky process for various
Actual metal 3D printing can be done, but exists in the realm of Aerospace engineering budgets, and is not particularly fine grain. It's basically an arc welder on a industrial robot arm, and operates on time scales of days.
You can get 'metalic' 3D printer reel, and even conductive ones, but they're not at all solid metal.
I used to write.