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I know you're talking about the sixth installment, and I'm not even going to comment on it because I haven't played it and don't know what it's like.

Who is Sanctuary, and why is he getting banned?
We need more keyboard warriors.
Requesting fan art of Imaris and the Couch.

couch potatoes

A new variety?

Quite a standard one.

Klov, you're amazing.

Breaking news, straight to the first channel!

I keep my childhood drawings. Both the ones I did at home and at school. Of course, I keep them because of the stories they tell, and also because I simply like some of them. I look at them and admire them.

And two years ago, under the influence of an acute teenage nihilism, I threw away almost everything I had left from my childhood – drawings, notes, homemade games, everything, and naively thought that I would never regret this action.

my toys are still in a suitcase. I won't throw them away. I'd rather burn or blow them up :3
or give them to someone.

And I also gave away some toys to some kids about two years ago, yes. But I didn't mind parting with the toys.

most of my collection is not in the best condition. although it mainly consists of small figurines and robots. and I also have some toys from Kinder Surprise eggs.

I only have fantasy battle games left, and other wargames. I'm planning to sell all of this to some collector.

O. My friend still collects figurines from Kinder Surprise eggs. You go to his place, and he has a whole collection.

Orandor, show your drawings. I showed mine. Imaris too.

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And two years ago, during a period of adolescent nihilism, I threw away almost everything I had from my childhood - drawings, notes, homemade games, everything, and naively thought that I would never regret it.

You're terrible. Childhood drawings are the best.

Yes, Orandor, make yourself comfortable!

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I still have two more drawings left. Well, there are more, but I need to find them. But the sad bear and the kitten are still the most epic.

You're terrible. Children's drawings are the coolest.

There weren't actually that many drawings there; there were more stupid notes that I would find funny to read.

As a child, I was constantly inventing things, mostly board games. Or I would improve the rules of existing ones. I didn't realize that I was taking them to the extreme, haha.

For example, once I wanted to come up with extended chess. Like, on the game board, there's a CASTLE, or rather, TWO CASTLES, one for each player, and it's a three-dimensional model where you can move between floors (up and down), and I came up with some gameplay for it, but I don't remember what it was. I also added BASES to the MAP (what I turned the chessboard into) where figures on one side cannot attack figures on the other.

I also had a major (haha) project to create super-duper rules for the wargame Battle Fantasy. Even the latest edition of the rules wasn't entirely playable (too much nerdy stuff that's easier to ignore), so I almost introduced an RPG system. No, not almost, I was going to implement it. And there was progression for each warrior in the squad. I didn't care at all that these rules were completely unplayable because one turn would take a whole day of real time, considering all the fair calculations. If I had programmed this and made a computer game, then it would be great. But I can't guarantee the balance, haha, and they're still stupid rules.

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The most epic ones are the heads. And the cat, yes