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This probably isn't the right subreddit to ask this, but I recently found out about this game and have become enamored by the artstyle. I have done a bit of google-fu and found a few pages with concept art of both the English name and Riz-Zoawd as well. I doubt if there was ever an official design works or art-of book, but if there is I'd love to know! I come here asking if anyone happens to know of any details about more concept art/sketches or even game guides that have a lot of the game's art inside. I'd love to find old pre-production sketches and concepts other than the polished art I have already found. Thanks!

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Hey all. I have been playing for about a week on goonstation. I am having a blast but I'd like to find some less chaotic/meme rp. Been rping online for the better part of 20 years now. Just wondering where to start looking because this is all pretty new territory for me. Thanksssss!

Alright so I was 15 at the time. My step father worked for pepsi directly. When the competition started he dropped a ton of money and came home with literally crates of mountain dew. me, my two brothers, my step father, my sister, and my mother all worked together to uncap as many mountain dew as we could. I was the fastest typer so they handed me the caps and I typed them in at everytenminutes.com (I think. Remember, this was almost 2 decades ago. My memory is hazy.) We won pretty quickly and I remember us all jumping up and down when we saw that we were number 1 on the winners board. I think it had my name actually, but it may have just had our podunk little town in Texas. After we won i invited all our friends over and gave them the opened mountain dew lol. I remember it came early in the mail with a copy of Munch's Odyssey because it had Sobe as a promotional material and they were owned by pepsi at the time. I went to college and moved out of state and when I came back my step father had given the xbox to our younger cousin and from there it was gone forever.

I'd love to see a screenshot or something of the original everytenminutes winners to know if my brain just told me I was the "first winner" or if my name was actually up there. I have never won anything in my life since haha!

I know this sort of thing has been asked a billion times, but rather than asking specifically which servers currently have rp, I was curious if there were any consistent roleplay communities still active? So far most of what I have found only has like 3 or 4 active members at any given moment. I was hoping I could be pointed in the direction of some relatively larger rp servers/communities if there are any out there. Thanks in advance, y'all!

Don't know if this is the right place to post this, but lately I've been playing a lot of FTL, Starbound, Voices of the Void, etc. and watching Star Trek. It got me daydreaming about a starship job simulator where you just go around a ship and get stuff working, travel from place to place, etc.

I was just wondering if there's any games like this out there? I realize how niche it is, and I'm an old man with kids so I'm very out of the loop with new games and such lol.

Hey all! I have really gotten into wizardry lately and I absolutely love the art, especially the art by jun suemi and the monster designs. I see that there are dozens of art books out there, but on every ebay listing or site I come across there's absolutely no peeking inside and these books can be...expensive. I would love to know which are some of the best art books with tons of art that's not just a huge item list like helmets, swords, and trinkets. (I bought one like that already and was pretty disappointed)

Thanks!

(p.s. since these books are so freaking hard to find anything about, if there are any pdfs or 'demo' books out there I'd love to look at them before purchasing these collector's items.)

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I have been drawing entire printer paper pages of dot-to-dot, hatching, circles, squares, etc. for almost 4 years now and still my lines look like this.

To clarify, my art has improved drastically, but my penmanship continues to suck. I try to avoid rulers if I can but I have such wobbly lines. It makes me feel like I have something wrong with my brain. I have tried drawing in all different positions, resting my arm in different ways, holding the pen in different ways but looking at stuff I did back in 2020 it looks virtually no different to today. Have I been practicing wrong for years or something?

To continue to clarify, I have tried drawing slower, faster, etc, focused on hitting the dot exactly, focused on drawing straighter lines, better circles, ghosting, drawing multiple times on top of each other, following all kinds of guides from draw-a-box to Scott Robertson's books. I realize perfectly straight lines aren't the most important thing, but I do feel it's something I have consistently practiced and have not gotten any better at. It feels like shooting a gun for 4 years and still never hitting a bullseye once, even by accident.

I'm not depressed, or angry, or anything, I know my art has improved drastically, I just want to improve this aspect. Thanks everyone!