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Wednesday, May 2, 2007 - Just another Summer night - 4

Just another Summer night - 4

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Finally up
I blame dryads
Posted by Kim
Current mood: Awake

Yes, I apologize that this is a week and a half late with the update. The truth is I have been repeatedly abducted by a dryad and well, you know what happens when they get ahold of you.

This one was the last strip and so far I think I'm happy enough with the effect that I'll restart doing UH in this style. Now I just have to do the rest of the crap to go with it.

In gaming news, it seems while video game designers are constantly being pressured to mimic life the guys at Wizards of the Coast are trying to mimic video games. Even though the video game market has now become opposed to the inclusion of random barrels and crates, Wizards have now created software so you too can include generic bits of breakable scenery in your campaign. For the DM too stupid and lazy to think of the contents of a room for himself.

I'm not sure what disturbs me most... that they actually picked a negative feature of video games to mimic or that the software proudly proclaims a version number. Will the next version include more diverse possibilities to spring forth from yonder crate? Who knows!

Anyway, stay safe and don't go smashing people crates... or sneaking into people's houses to put stuff in barrels.

Kim

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"But I will enjoy stretching out again, and playing. Playing without purpose. Which is basically how I started all of this stuff, when I was giving names and attributes to my crappy platic toy soldiers at the age of six. All creative stuff, it starts in play.
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