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Lauded Sage Exemplar

Behold my profile.
There's, uh, nothing here right now. Someday I should probably find a balance between the old text wall, and...this. (she drew my avatar you know!)

>DEVOTION

A Stack of Cats

You are a man on a mission. The cats, they must be stacked.

A puzzling math and logic game I made just to put some of the scripting practice I've been doing to use. Have fun and please let me know if you encounter any bugs.

Should be solvable by middle schoolers, or those with same basic level of intelligence as a middle schooler.

Agent of Order

Orbiting a barren planetoid in a system full of nothing just past the edge of the frontier, The Last Outpost is just another refueling station. Strategically important, true, but on a routine stop you never expected to spend longer than a couple hours there, let alone a couple of days fighting for your life...

There are five epilogues, but some may be difficult to discover. Note that actions have consequences, but not always immediate ones. (And if you just need an End Game link, go play around with the probe.)

Facts About the Planet and the Solar System

A compilation of some little known facts about the solar system, as well as the debunking of a few myths.

In addition to the scientific explanations, there's a small story dramatizing it all.

Hopefully young readers will find this fun as well as educational. :)

(Might not be the greatest story ever written, but consider this: it got me 200 points.)

Inseparable

It doesn't matter what they say...

Jack the Bean Counter

KOBOLD KEBABS

For Endmaster's 4th Prompt Contest. The story must involve a cooking competition.

Love is for the Birds

...and the squirrels. Sort of.



Written in six hours, for no other reason than to avoid consignment to the SHAME pit after my other Romance contest entry didn't want to cooperate.

Now You Gotta Deal With This S***

A tale told in verse. A text from your sister requesting a pick up from a party leads to a night of strangeness.

Inspired by Bucky's ballad contest. Though...I wouldn't call this a ballad. I'm not sure what I'd call it, actually, other than exceedingly stupid, and fun to write.

(Don't pay any attention to the scores, they're just for me to track which endings reviewers get.)

Read My Stories or Die!

HATE.

THE PURITY AND INTENSITY OF MY HATE IS LIKE A THOUSAND MERCILESS, UNQUENCHABLE SUNS.

AND YET, I ONLY NEED ONE...


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Silver Horn, Silver Hooves

When the weather is fine, you've been coming to this grove to drink from the pool for centuries now. Today, you meet a stranger and hear a story that changes all that...



A fairy tale adventure.

Another Damn Wolf Story

unpublished

Character Creator

unpublished

A list of storygames with substantial effort put in, all written in the last couple of years and sorely in need of ratings and reviews.

A modernized guide to the forums. The path to internet popularity and happiness, and a few CYS specific do's and don'ts.

It's 6am so I'm not going into any kind of detailed reply, but the splits and disagreements in the Democratic party, while that's a healthy thing that indicates the "party of free speech" is more than just talk, it also left them divided and cripplingly ineffective against the goosesteppers at a crucial time. (And yes I realize there are both left and right leaning people who don't identify as their designated party, but in the US an independent vote is as good as not voting.) The authoritarian leanings just make conservatives really good at falling in line and upholding the same narrative in a unified, at this point almost cult-like way. Although this does leave more "traditional" morally conservative leaning marginalized groups in an interesting position as you pointed out, though I think that could apply broadly to a lot of Hispanics as well as Muslims. Anyway, you should make the game, but with less impenetrable text walls. Going into the history of certain terms and how they ended up what they are today in itself would be useful, because that requires history and that's the biggest area the part of the population most in need of edutainment games seems lacking in.

None of Endmaster's games use scripting.

We'll get you back in the Thunderdome yet! I'll return with some feedback once three caffeine kicks in.

That sounds like it could be a good thread in the Writing Workshop.

We're going to have to start getting pickier about articles soon, lots of members seem to want to write them just because, but there aren't too many subjects left that really require a whole article to explain. If this is about some basic grammatical thing anyhow, Blister can learn that anywhere on the internet if he cared to look it up. We don't really need to cater to alt spamming lurkers here, you've surely got better uses of your time.

Just set the variable to change to the desired result as part of the same criteria that triggers $DEST. You can use BEGIN and END to bookend code blocks if that helps you keep them organized.

Thanks for sharing.

For Mystic that's brief.

It needs to meet the usual site standards, aka complete, contains branching, and good enough for a 3/8 rating. (Look how it's possible to say that with so many less words than Mystic.)

Yes. It really only takes a couple of hours to bash out a minimally acceptable storygame, so failing to do even that much in a period of usually two months is just embarassing.