This is a collection of my posts from X, my main social and the first place I post everything. You’ll find video game guides, comics, fiction, my writing and author updates, and other topics I cover.
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I keep seeing Superman vs. Homelander discussed like it is only a question of who can punch harder. The physical difference matters, obviously, but I think Homelander would be terrified of Superman before the real fight even started.
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I just reached the chapter titled “The Storm,” so I am guessing something big is about to happen. I am avoiding spoilers and going in completely blind. So far, though, Under the Waves has been a very pleasant surprise. I highly recommend gi...
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The story is surprisingly cohesive, the voice acting is solid, and the game does a great job of building a connection between you and the main character pretty early. Once it starts getting into his personal situation, the story becomes muc...
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I started playing Under the Waves on PlayStation without really knowing what to expect. Honestly, I thought it might just be a random fluff game I would play for a little while and move on from. I was completely wrong.
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Try the games, break something, tell me what was fun, and tell me which ideas are worth pushing further. https://t.co/kSo73TTlQf
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Alpha means bugs and rough edges are expected. Balance may change. Controls may change. Entire prototypes may be rebuilt if the current direction is not working. It also means feedback can affect the projects while they are still flexible.
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The current projects involve atoll defense, city building, armies, resources, farming, ocean settlements, hex-based systems, and other experimental mechanics. There is also an Indie Game Lab, a forum, and areas for feedback and potential co...
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Leche Games is now publicly available in alpha. This one is different from the other Forge labs. It is a browser-game lab for small playable experiments, strategy systems, prototypes, and ideas that can grow without pretending they are alre...
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If you find missing data, source problems, bugs, or have a use case the API should support, let me know. https://t.co/ljsDFgAB4e
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That is one of the main things the beta is meant to test. Read through it, compare translations, explore the Apocrypha, look at the source-study material, or check the API documentation.
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Scripture data can become complicated very quickly. Traditions organize books differently, verse numbering changes, Apocrypha coverage varies, and ancient source material does not always map perfectly onto modern translations.
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The current library includes 12 translations, 82 books, 379,220 verses, and 16 Apocrypha books. Basic scripture reading is public. Developers can also request API access for translations, books, chapters, verses, ranges, search, source cove...
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Spirit Nation has officially entered public beta. It is a public-domain scripture library covering Bible translations, Apocrypha, book and chapter navigation, verse-level links, source-study material, and a developing API for other applicat...
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If you use Snapchat, create one, browse what is available, and send feedback if anything feels confusing, unsafe, broken, or incomplete. https://t.co/nSHZPJuwey
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It is a discovery layer for finding accounts you may actually want to add. Every new directory needs people willing to create the first useful listings.
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The beta also includes reporting, moderation, email verification, access controls, profile screening, safer uploads, publishing limits, and protection against exposing exact ZIP codes publicly. Snap Finder is not trying to replace Snapchat.
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Users can create listings describing who they are, what they are interested in, and what kind of connections they want. Other people can browse by category and intent, including friends, gaming, creators, local connections, music, art, busi...
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Snap Finder has officially moved into beta. The idea is simple: make it easier to discover Snapchat accounts based on why you actually want to connect with someone.
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It means the main systems are ready for broader testing and more serious feedback. Registration is open now. Talk to Luminary, test the memory, continue conversations over time, and tell me where the experience works or breaks down. https:/...
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Users bring their own Venice API key, and the project includes encrypted key storage, memory controls, settings, chat organization, character versions, folders, and other systems supporting the companion experience. Moving into beta does no...
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