A while ago I watched what was probably the best thing I’ve ever seen on the Internet. And I’ve been browsing since the 80s. It’s a culmination of both pop culture and meme culture, creating something boring yet gripping, hilarious, and surprisingly creative.
Brave, Brave Sir Garrick!
The Troupe regrouped at the Jovial Juggler after a failed expedition to Wood of Sharp Teeth. There they met the berserker Thorfinn and recruited him for their next outing. Now they make their way back to the Friendly Arm in order to recruit the brave Sir Garrick!
Ta Keo, the Sandstone Temple
Ta Keo is thought to be the only temple built entirely out of sandstone. Like Baphuon, it is another temple mountain, though this one is smaller than Angkor Thom’s temple. This was my first stop after leaving Angkor Thom.
Exploring Turok 2: Seeds of Evil
Turok was one of those old-skool shooters that I didn’t play much when I was younger. I played a bit of the first game on N64, and I knew it as that “Dinosaur FPS.
The Joy of Data Generation
A while ago I was talking about my Python-based data generation in the NeoForge Discord, when someone asked me why I didn’t use Forge’s data generation instead? The answer was simple: I didn’t know about it.
The Bob Ross of Minecraft
I often like to watch Minecraft YouTubers. They often inspire me to play and build new things in my forever world. My building style has evolved based on different YouTubers, including Grian and Fwhip. But lately I’ve been watching someone who atually influences my play-style.
A Night in the Jovial Juggler
After an expedition to the Wood of Sharp Teeth goes awry, the Troupe returns to civilisation licking their wounds. Both Branwen and Dynaheir were killed by the orcs infesting the forest, so now they seek resurrections and some new party members to replace their losses.
The Terrace of the Elephants
Our final stop in our tour of Angkor Thom would be the Terrance of the Elephants, named for the elephant carvings eastern face. It was used by the king as a viewing platform, where he could watch his victorious army return home.
Work in Progress: Datagen
I’ve been working hard on a refactor this week, switching from my custom-made Python generation to Forge’s own data generation system. This is another one of those things I’ve been doing wrong since the beginning, and I’m finally getting around to correcting that mistake.
Lots of Setup and No Payoff
The Boys recently reached its final episode and it wasn’t well received. We were promised “scorched earth” and what we got barely singed the White House lawn. It’s symbolic of the main problem with the show, especially in later seasons. Lots of setup and no payoff.