Sculpt by NS Miniatures My Arkham Horror LCG group is about to play the finale of The Drowned City and I wanted to surprise them with this monstrous rendition of the biggest baddest sleepy boi. I’m by no means a great miniature painter but I thought it would be fun to give a brief step-by-step of how I went about it. Printing The sculpt was an easy print on my Elegoo Saturn 2. I usually distrust…
When developing Mario Kart World I think Nintendo had a problem. Mario Kart 8 had existed for ten years and had pretty much perfected the core formula of Mario Kart. An incremental update to graphical fidelity or gameplay mechanics wasn’t going to cut it, and I don’t think the playerbase would have accepted bringing MK8 to a third generation of consoles.
For posterity I thought it would be nice to record a snapshot of my notes and thoughts at Blue Prince day 35. For some less spoilery thoughts on the game you can read my previous post.
Blue Prince is a deeply entangled, addictive, mastercrafted, and compelling work of art. At about 30 days in (which is also roughly 30 hours) I feel I’ve got a decent handle on what the game is about, but have only scratched the surface of the mysteries buried beneath the roguelike facade. It’s taking a lot of willpower to get my thoughts down instead of starting just one more run.
Introduction This will be a documented playthrough of The Innsmouth Conspiracy with Michael McGlen and Father Mateo. I’ve been wanting to do something like this for a while and DerBK’s The Drowned City playthrough was the inspiration I needed to get started.
These two objects are the same .STL and use the same slicer settings, yet one has a properly leveled build plate. It’s likely you’re losing the bottom millimeter of every print you make. In this post I’ll discuss why that can matter and how you can resolve it by properly leveling your build plate.
Some brief thoughts about any momorable or significant games I played in 2020. Generally ordered chronologically, starting at the beginning of the year.