That some serious... hem... serious... well, I'm not sure of what I've seen but that's really serious ! :-)
I have been doing my best!
Oh sure! But I must admit, after looking at the video, that I still don't get the story behind it... Is it that one types orders for its character on a typewriter ? If so, that's a very nice twist to the usual text adventure !
Re:Why Emacs has buffers
by DiggyJohnson on Tuesday June 07, 2022 @07:40AM
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As a person who collects text editors:
Wow. Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure. I hope it earns a place in your collection when I'm ready to release. (Trying my best for a demo this month.)
I think one of the coolest features is that you learn different spells depending on what you write.
For example, if you write horror you'll learn spookier spells than if you write romance or technobabble.
https://twitter.com/LeapJosh/status/1519398797079625733 and then you create rituals using those spells powered by yet more writing.
Re:Why Emacs has buffers
by DiggyJohnson on Sunday June 12, 2022 @01:40PM
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Very cool indeed, I will absolutely follow your project. Cheers
Re:Why Emacs has buffers
by singaporecode on Tuesday June 07, 2022 @06:19AM
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That is so cool!
It makes regular ol' .txt files in mostly the traditional way, but you write text documents as an eldritch tentacle monster with a magic mechanical typewriter inside a steampunk sandbox.
https://twitter.com/LeapJosh/status/1469737611824713739