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Power supplies are on the upside at the moment, but never when you're online, Blood.

Wow, new posts!

I've been super busy moving to a new department, at work, but I always check in here at least once a month, even if it's a ghost town, in case some spambot has made my mod duties necessary.


BTW, DW: Next time you have enough power to spare, we need to vox about background music.

I'm currently operating entirely on solar power...which would be awesome in a desert, but I need far more panels and batteries for my climate, so I'm not on nearly as much as I would like.

Still, some power is better than no power.

Glad to see you around.

I still come by every now and then! I contemplate posting art, but eh. Seems kinda weird to come by maybe once every few months and post art, then leave again. XD

Seriously though. I missed you guys. <3

Life!  There is life in this thing yet!

Honestly, I've been busy with life myself.  Progress on Shadow Wolf putters along at the speed of molasses (but not the Great Molasses Flood...that would be awesome, but frightening).

I promise I haven't forgotten you guys I STILL LOVE YOU ALL ;0;

I've mostly just been sucked into the vortex that is Tumblr. 8I But uh. Hi. I'm here. -waves- Strangely, I just got a Betta.

It works...mostly.  I've encountered a few bugs in it, and I'm sure we'll find more.

§ If a Join attempt fails, the game will inform you and return to the previous menu.

So even in this early alpha stage we already have features that many professional products lack at launch. =P

True.  It's also a lot trickier to get them to connect crosswise than I had expected.  My attempts thus far either result in infinite connection spam (and subsequent network bogdown), or failed connections.

Connecting to the host and just relaying information may prove the optimal route, at least for now.

This does open up some dangers of characters being in one place on each screen, while the server sees them being somewhere else, which can lead to those terraria-esque snapback motions, when you try to compensate or correct.