ID: bee43 No.773
I got the ship finished! I'm feeling really good about this thing. It takes for fucking ever to stop from full speed due to it's insane mass, but it's pretty much a mobile station, so that's to be expected.
I wanted to do at least one ship with no mods used so that I could at least have the possibility that the devs may add it in at a later date as a derelict in exploration mode.
For those interested, I have put it up on the workshop.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=415745004 ID: a65b3 No.814
>>811Addendum: And with a clearer mind I realize this probably doesn't belong here. But to my defense, I hardly watch credits. Watching the credits is a sign of respect, for me at least.
ID: 13304 No.825
Beating FFX's chocobo race recently in my quest to perfect the HD remaster version. Never did it before, I thought it'd be a pain in the ass.
It was.
Mind you this was also being streamed, and I broke down to the point of taking one of my viewers's/friend's suggestion and playing benny hill on loop. It got worse (or funnier depending on your point of view) from there with the music choices, finally ending on some version of Pinkie Pie's Smile song before both my chat AND laptop were tired of the music and we went back to the game music.
It was a few days later that I finally beat that race for good. And I did it without hitting one fucking bird either. Chat was like "Take a bird hit and go for the balloon, you're dodging too much." Well I showed them I knew what I was doing.
It's a magical moment to not only achieve something for the first time ever, but to do with with people watching, be it from a stream or at a friends house. To have witnesses to your accomplishments. And even better when your plan works and you realize you're not crazy for trying to do it your way.