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TEN MILLION YEARS LATER....

im lovin the dogfighting demo for star citizen, for being an alpha still, its got some other games beat graphically, and the combat just feels... right. i still need to adjust sensitivity settings here and there though, turning pitching and rolling feels really squirely already, gets worse when you sustain damage to your thrusters. then you feel all over the place but if you stick with it you can regain control in most cases.

also you can eject, i long to eject from my damaged ship, ramming it into an enemy ship and destroying him with it. counts as a death on my end currently but who knows in teh future a friendly ship might be able to come pick me up and i can man one of its turrets.

ALL OF THIS IS DONE IN SPACE!

Ugh, baseless anxieties are so weird. I want to draw, but I keep being like "Nah..." because I guess I'm afraid it'll be no good.

I'm not that bad! I certainly won't get better, and these little ideas are running out of my head like sand through my finger tips and I'm just like... "Nah... not... not now."

Didn't someone link that here last night.

So I finally pulled out my sketchpad and started working on something.

It's turning out alright. Non-human characters and physiology always seem easier, because it's harder to know when you ******** up.

I have characters in mind for an imaginary RPG tonight. The one I'm drawing right now is a pretty typical kind of character. A noblewoman who was turned into a monster. She killed the person who made her his way in a fit of rage, and is stuck this way. Having to flee for her life when she was held accountable for her own disappearance and the death of the secretly evil court wizard, she uses her newfound beastly agility and senses to make a living as a sellsword until joining the player's party.

Her eventual love interest is the scholarly greco-roman style wrestler I am going to sketch next.

cool

Yeah, I thought about buying the RPGmaker bundle, but A) would lose interest and B) don't even like traditional vanilla JRPGs that much.

Maybe I'll start a webcomic instead. People love trite/unoriginal fantasy stories, especially if you make characters who act out of gender roles. Recipe for success! :U

Yes. The repair's like $80, though. Unless gamepad's are covered under 1-year warranty? Dunno. You'd have to call Nintendo.

Big quotes around "gender roles," by the way, but everyone here probably knows I'm a real hippie-dippy, progressively bent nancy-boy anyway.