[–] 3 points 3 months ago* (1 child)

Reminds me of some illustrations I'm the "Heart the city below" RPG where some buildings and character aesthetics are blended and presented as one. Zoomed in at the top and wondered what a cool concept it is for a dungeon map for rpgs where it roughly maps to a skeleton which they piece together as they move forward. Which I am sure it must have been done multiple times in this vast world of TTRPGs and beyond.

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  • [–] 18 points 6 months ago* (1 child)

    Unbelievable, the simple point that he is chatting to a Search engine+ that replays arguments that have been scrapped evade him completely? This guy used to fight for a rational world now he is a AI bro calling his AI Claudette like that's deep?

    Also, if he doesn't write a book called the AI delusion he is leaving cash on the table

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  • [–] 13 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    Every time you buy the ice-cream you vote for the company to exist - if you are not happy about the company's actions in Palestine or elsewhere the next step should be very easy to figure out.

    In fact Unilever has a t least another couple of brands you can try to resist to show that maybe this shit show isn't what you want in the world.

    Nothing says "let's change" to a capitalist like a dripping sales.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 year ago

    Creative writing starting from your DnD stuff. See world anvil - a world building platform for inspiration but then use obsidian which is free to worldbuild a bit then write stories. Meditation is a cool one as well, slowing things down helps some times. Photography with your phone will take you outside more. You will feel limited without a camera but I think it can still teach you to see the world differently. Of you like game design you can still be a writer for games so pursuing this as a skill?

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 year ago

    Thanks for sharing, I'll have a look at the photographer. You reminded me of a book I i used to have called "that's why it doesn't have to be in focus" or smth which featured quite a few artists need to find it again and see what types of pictures my brain enjoys at first glance. Hm...

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    I know I can google this, but I wanted to hear from the people as well. If someone shows you an album and asks your opinion, what would you look for?

    My take: I know it is subjective to a degree. I know principles in composition are important But I am not sure I could be part of a discussion on the topic and it would be cool to!

    Thanks

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