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How long do you expect the game to be? Considering you want it to consist out of small puzzles think about how long each room will take on average and how many rooms you want to and are able to think of I also think that just 10-20 levels of Simon Says wouldn't be very fun. You gotta think up a way to make these actual puzzles and I'd start off just writing up a ton of possible puzzles before doing anything else (I'd be willing to help) Using geometric shapes is a good idea, as it serves a clear purpose to the game. Maybe you could put a pair of sunglasses on the player's shape instead of an arrow? It would be a clear indicator of who the player is and also haha undercover funny joke

​Since this post: The Mets have lost three of four and are currently getting their shit kicked in by the Yankees. Their star slugger is doing nothing. The Nationals are edging their way back into the division race. If they somehow collapse this year, it would be the worst regular season collapse of all time. I fucking hate you right now. ​

>tfw no gf

I'm not mad at you. I'm trying very, very hard not to panic about the Mets, and I lashed out. Sorry. (Also, sports fans are unbelievably superstitious about jinxes.)

​Since this post: The Mets have lost three of four and are currently getting their shit kicked in by the Yankees. Their star slugger is doing nothing. The Nationals are edging their way back into the division race. If they somehow collapse this year, it would be the worst regular season collapse of all time. I fucking hate you right now.

As a project for one of my classes, I'm going to work on making a game throughout the semester. I already have a general idea of what I want the game to be, but haven't made an official design doc or anything yet. I'll probably use Game Maker, since I already have it and I don't think the game will require any complex programming. General concept: Visual style: Gameplay: That's the idea. I will post about my progress here, and might even force invite you guys to test it and give feedback once I have a prototype made.

I'm more surprised Cube didn't find a way to shove sunglasses into this from the start.

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Making fun of someone's miserable mood is extremely funny. Good to know. What other amazing social insights can you provide?

​Actually that's extremely funny.

 

nitzan linked me this 2cute

Sounds like there's trouble afoot

Davjo, If there is something you should really improve on, it is your self-esteem. Seriously, you keep on being so negative over yourself most of the time in whatever thing you are doing. I don't think people over the internet can help you with that so much except for showing that one Shia LeBoeuf clip non-stop, so you should look into that self-improvement stuff yourself. Be more positive about yourself, and really fucking go for the chances you want or still have. Not even trying is the worst you can do in those cases. It might also have to do with stressing yourself out too often. Like Moby said, having a hobby that helps you relieve stress really much does help a lot. Doesn't really matter what hobby it is though, as long it helps you relieve stress instead of adding more stress. Doesn't even have to be a year-round hobby, maybe doing something fun in the winter like skiing is something you like, for example. It could also help if you meet more people while doing that too where you can get along with more easily. Although I am not a great authority at that either. Also, you're still pretty young compared to most people here. There should still be enough time to improve yourself and get your stuff on track again. Just try to prioritise your IRL business. You're still in High School, and let's be honest about it, it might suck pretty much, but you really need to get yourself through it to do an education afterwards that you do actually like. It should really improve after graduating HS. Although drinking stays a pretty big interaction point, but I am fairly sure that not everyone you are going to meet is going to drink themselves into unconsciousness or is going to drunkenly juggle with knives at every social outing. Just keep with a group and keep it with IRL stuff. If they are not interested in internet stuff, just don't bring it up. Or rather, don't bring it up at all. Saves loads of bothering and bickering in my experience. Just get that feeling of what said group likes to talk about and try to contribute a bit with those conversations without it being terribly out of place with their interests. For example, I am not going to bore people with the loads of interesting but useless F1 trivia I know when I know that they don't care about it. Another thing is, considering your age, you're most likely still going through puberty, which would explain your mood swings you seem to be having most of the time. I don't know how to help you with that one considering that it wasn't so drastic for me, but try to seek help for it if you feel that it is needed on it. At least you're already seeking help on other things, so that is a start. They should be more helpful for it than we probably are. Getting your social anxiety helped with would be a great start I think.