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I feel romantic today. Now, i'm heading out for gasoline.
I feel romantic today. Now, i'm heading out for gasoline.
I know a boy who thinks of love
He'll send you postcards
He'll send you doves
But he don't use air mail
And he don't use sea
He don't use mail men
Or any of these
He uses gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
He'll send you postcards
He'll send you doves
But he don't use air mail
And he don't use sea
He don't use mail men
Or any of these
He uses gasoline
Gasoline
Gasoline
What are you jamming to?
Help finding a game I enjoyed immensely
https://rpgmaker.net/games/1125/
Sounds like The Cartographer
Sounds like The Cartographer
Delve into the Dungeon: RMN Plays!
Are we too generous with game reviews?
Are we too generous with game reviews?
Screenshot Survival 20XX
Xenomic - I don't think you need to go to the extent that dethmetal posted if your mapping skills aren't at that level yet, but I'd recommend starting off with caves by creating smaller interconnected spaces rather than trying to map a single large one.
sometimes i wish i could be happy with four buildings in a field type of towns.
sometimes i wish i could be happy with four buildings in a field type of towns.
Are we too generous with game reviews?
I think the admission that reviews, and therefore scores, are entirely dependent on individual preferences lends credence to the idea of there being some sort of guideline on what each score actually means or removing the star ratings in some form, perhaps just from the front page of a game. I don't see the point in having star values if the values themselves don't have any merit.
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