@clemmygames Looking for some chill, yet mind bending codebreaking puzzles? Look no further!!
You put one code in, you get a different code out. Can you figure out the pattern?
https://t.co/1PykC80fmC
@J0hnADouglas@0ldSch00l13 I like to find fresh ways to approach this that aren’t the tired subversions of the trope. In my webcomic for example, the princess captures hero, then they both have to rescue the dragon.
@rotub@DoggyDontCare The bottom (third) one. Better contrast on the buttons which is valuable for UI.
Then again it sounds like the doggy would be ambivalent to all of those options. Idk just a sense I’m getting
@DeveloperPerso3 @thomasbrushdev Me: “Why are you giving me grandma’s wedding ring?”
Gandalf: “QUICK! CAST IT INTO THE FIRE!! That’ll show her. ‘Eagles aren’t house pets’ my foot!”
@thomasbrushdev I gotta go with Dumbledore, since he never really pushed kids INTO danger, he was just there for them.
Grandalf would be roping me into dangerous quests all the time
@mws This is very encouraging to hear, as I’ve been struggling to get my YouTube series off the ground views-wise.
However I am still committed to finishing it :)
@SpencerDDulaney@ZacharyLevi Lord of the Rings, Princess Bride, and classic Pixar are great examples of great stories with little to none of that stuff.
While I’m not against any and all swearing, I can’t think of any movies I’ve seen where I thought “y’know this feels empty because there’s no swearing”
@WooblyBadoobly@ZacharyLevi Definitely! I’m working to be a part of this wave but as a solo creator the hardest part so far is building a team/audience. We all gotta work together! Appreciate any friends, prayers, or even kind words y’all can send my way (and I’ll be praying for y’all too) 😁