Ceyton posted:

quote:

"Dude it is an epic 100 hour story, im sure City5 'CONFLAGRATION' has lots of charming locals just waiting to have thier backstories fleshed out"

Ceyton posted:

Xotl posted:

Just purgin' thangs.

Empty Sandwich posted:

wait, that's what I meant

I'll go back to making these Christmas goatse mugs

Friend posted:

Man I work in an office now and I would kill for a goatse mug

Kharnifex posted:

Wasn't there a steam powered dog as well?

The Glumslinger posted:

https://twitter.com/henrykrinkie/status/936790620441493506

I still think my favorite comment was


Plenty of great poo poo to be found on this archive of stuff

http://shii.bibanon.org/shii.org/knows/Zybourne_Clock.html

Loden Taylor posted:

more here https://imgur.com/a/FHnEk

Kharnifex posted:

Pretty sure shii was run out of sa for being a pedo

I. M. Gei posted:

For some reason my urge to top that $4,420.69 bid is very strong.

Herman Merman posted:

Xotl posted:

Just purgin' thangs.

Kharnifex posted:

Pretty sure shii was run out of sa for being a pedo

Wifi Toilet posted:

You'd kill someone for $44?

quote:

We had all the main logistics points of our projects hammered out and our prototype built, but there was a few more things to be decided. What would this clock do when it gets back in time besides gather energy? The answer came to me while reading an article out of a Science magazine that I had picked up about 2 years ago. The article basically summarized how the planet got to its current point in its evolutionary cycle and where it had started. It compared key points of life over 20 millenia and now.

I sat there in and thought about the article for a good 3 hours. If we could subtely alter the cycle at which the planet terraforms and speed up human evolution, we could, possibly make humanity advance far past wars in a few millenia's time. My heart jumped into my throat as I ran through the bay doors to tell my colleagues that I had finally found a safe way to alter the way the timeline to such a degree as to not rip a hole in time itself.

As I looked around the room, my excitement faded. All of them looked as if they had just became very ill.

"Doctor, you understand if we do this, We will fade from existance as the timeline corrects itself." One of my colleagues said in the grimest manner I had ever heard him speak before.

I began to turn pale, and dizzy. I quickly found a chair and used the magazine (that I was subsequently still clutching) to fan myself.

"Well, there must be a way around this. There must be." I said, even though I knew I was lying to myself.

We sat up that night and discuss ideas on how to develope a new one. What we came up with was grim. We theorized that when you send an object through time, it does not create a new timeline that overrides the current like we had originally thought. When the object enters the timestream, time begins to correct itself. Let me use this example: Imagine four balls on the edge of a cliff. Say a direct copy of the ball nearest the cliff is sent to the back of the line of balls and takes the place of the first ball. The formerly first ball becomes the second, the second becomes the third, and the fourth falls off the cliff.

Time works the same way.

Leofish posted:

forbidden dialectics posted:

gently caress, I am never taking phenazepam again

Captain Jesus posted:

I wonder know how much of the "concept art" is original, as in created when the game was in "development". Somehow I suspect that it's gonna be like 5 pictures in that imgur folder with original Johny being one of them, and the rest is fanart that came later.

Telebite posted:

Was the plan to just make the game with RPG Maker software? I can't remember if goons were trying to actually develop an actual engine or not.

best bale posted:

I can’t let the thread get too far without this post being acknowledged. Are you the top bidder?

Animal-Mother posted:

Still don't understand the time balls.

Cyril Sneer posted:

But do you understand the pig's huge balls?