Project Status updates.

[winneganfake]

Ok, time to list everything currently in the works, so bear with me for a post:

Tormented Artifacts- still waiting on word from Norwescon. Beyond that, no immediate plans for festivals or anything thanks to the nightjob. In the meantime, I;m figuring out some new base designs for the coming year- we'll see how those turn out.

70171- Two new tracks are currently in the works. Plans for doing a CD production are currently delayed until I can actually afford to do so. In the meantime, I'll keep hosting tracks at Mperia. And if anyone else knows of good sites that I should be hosting tracks at, drop me a line.

Lux Aeterna Productions
Ok, this one I have to do by project.

Enemy Unknown (Formerly Guerrilla Earth)- still revising, editing, and adding more content. Which is being a slow-ass process at this point.

Drunkards & Wagons- jgreywolf has it, it's his ball right now. In other words, it's in final layout, and will get released when it gets released.

PvP: The Beatdown- Art is now in the bag, it just needs one more pass through some willing editors (any volunteers?) and it's off to layout.

Visions- This is starting to grow in my head again, as some posts on the Visions filter can attest lately- the system is starting to shape up, and the collection of hallucinatory nasties is starting to grow.

That covers all the main stuff, with links even. wow.

Comments

[synabetic.livejournal.com]

PvP: The Beatdown...? What's that, in a nutshell?

Sounds like a bit o' stuff there :)

[winneganfake.livejournal.com]

PVp, according to my game designer brain, is a simplistic dice-pool driven combat game.

According to my PR brain,it's better than sliced bread- the ultimate "negotiation" tool for whiny gamers that you want to beat the crap out of. Complete with amazing special abilities, such as Meatwad and Pimpin' Fist.

[synabetic.livejournal.com]

Sounds pretty awesome :)

You said you need volunteers for editing?

[winneganfake.livejournal.com]

Yep, I did. Got experience?

[synabetic.livejournal.com]

The only experience I have editing (in a professional manner) was for a local want-ad paper (in Spokane) years ago...

Sadly, I have none in the gaming field...

What kind of editing do you need, anyway?

[winneganfake.livejournal.com]

That's fine, hell it's more than we get from some of our past editors. When were you living in Spokane (I ask because I used to live there myself).

And no worries about the gaming field, if you got experience as a gamer, that's a good place to start.

Mostly I'm looking for a mechanics edit at this point, as my eyes tend to skip over inconsistencies/errors wuite often. I'm also looking for an "Is this shit any good?" edit. Which is mostly checking for humor, understandibility, and functionality.

[synabetic.livejournal.com]

Ah, then I would be more than happy to do some editing stuff for you :)


I lived in Spokane for about 8 years and Cheney for a couple before that. I moved to the Seattle area in May of 2001.
When did you live there? And were you there when Java Junkies was around (I used to work there)?
(ahhh... Spokompton...)

[winneganfake.livejournal.com]

Excellent. I'll email you the PDF tonight, once I get home from work.

My god. I remember Java Junkies all too fondly. Found it my senior year of HS (1996) and used to go hang there with friends before going to improv on some nights.

[synabetic.livejournal.com]

Cool cool, I look forward to getting it :)

Yeah, Java Junkies was a fun place to go and a fun place to work... usually... hehehe...
I still miss it.

[winneganfake.livejournal.com]

Hokay, it's sent. Enjoy!

[synabetic.livejournal.com]

Thanks, man :)

Heh.

[loki-liesmith.livejournal.com]

Just make sure PvP: the Beatdown isn't too similar to Pimp: The Backhanding.
:D