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I've heard about a hair on your tongue, but what about under it? I have it now and it's way worse.
I actually have no idea how to make a video game.
i must obey fear the kick
I bring you treasure
I bring you treasure
That moment when my last status post was 5 years ago... >:/
...hello? Is this thing on? *shuffles awkwardly*
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How many RPG Maker devs does it take to change a lightbulb? One, but he needs a team to do it, can't do himself, and doesn't have a lot of money to spend on it.
holy shit
...hello? Is this thing on? *shuffles awkwardly*
So today I was diagnosed with autism. Still not sure what to make of it. I told my friends I'm not too upset by it, but... It is a bit of a shock.
I'm glad you seem to be handling it well!
I agree that it's helpful to have a name to help mentally grapple with your own behaviors. I work with a number of students with autism, and I have a co-worker at my outdoor rec job who was also recently diagnosed (at 24!). My professional advice is, when you encounter an issue or mental block, start analyzing where the behavior is coming from. You seem very aware of yourself, so I'm assuming you think about this already in some fashion! My internet forum ally advice is to keep making games using your unique perspective.
Karsuman (who is very close to a person with autism) and I are trying to write a few characters on the spectrum in our current game. The more we, you, and others can integrate virtually, hopefully the more open the outside world gets!
I agree that it's helpful to have a name to help mentally grapple with your own behaviors. I work with a number of students with autism, and I have a co-worker at my outdoor rec job who was also recently diagnosed (at 24!). My professional advice is, when you encounter an issue or mental block, start analyzing where the behavior is coming from. You seem very aware of yourself, so I'm assuming you think about this already in some fashion! My internet forum ally advice is to keep making games using your unique perspective.
Karsuman (who is very close to a person with autism) and I are trying to write a few characters on the spectrum in our current game. The more we, you, and others can integrate virtually, hopefully the more open the outside world gets!
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