I’m just getting back into the swing of things after Kiwiburn, so I haven’t had much time to spend on developing Bok’s Banging Butterflies. I fixed a few bugs last week, and this week I’ve implemented a small feature to complete the Peacemaker Butterflies.
A Different Point of View
I just got back from Kiwiburn and it was an amazing experience as most Burns are. And one thing I like about Burns is you often meet people with different interpretations of what the event is meant to be.
Strange Place for a Wedding
The Troupe make their way through the deeper parts of the Iron Throne’s mine, cleaving their way through hobgoblin guards. Now they have entered into a room filled with mutilated corpses, and a dark booming voice taunts them. What invisible foe awaits them in the torchlight?
Dalat Clay Sculpture Tunnel
To the south of Dalat is a park full of clay sculptures, made using the locally sourced red basalt soil. As you move through the site, the sculptures tell the story of the Đà Lạt Plateau.
Going Back to Kingdom: Classic
I’m back in the default world, so back to playing through my Steam Library once again. I already played the sequel to this game, so it’s interesting to go back to the original and see where it started.
Fixing the Peacemaker Butterflies
I’m back from Kiwiburn and going straight back to modding. I’ve spent the better part of the day fixing some bugs that were introduced by the recent addition of hostile butterflies that will attempt to infiltrate and take illagers as hosts.
I’m Going Away for KiwiBurn
This year will be the Year of Many Burns, and I’ve chosen to start that journey with KiwiBurn. Unfortunately this means I will be offline until February, so I won’t be updating the website for the next few weeks.
Hobgoblin Guard’s Quarters
Aegon and the Troupe make their way deeper into the Iron Throne’s mine, encountering wave after wave of armed guards. After a short battle with hobgoblin guards, they are aware they are entering a trap. Unfortunately they have no choice but to keep moving forward.
History in Lam Dong Museum
Lam Dong Museum covers the overall history of Vietnam, from prehistory to the war with the USA. It focuses on Lam Dong and Dalat, giving a general overview of each era, as well as the archeology used to study their history.
The Husk of a Horror Game
This week I played a game that started out great, with a dark and creepy atmosphere. Unfortunately, though it gets the lift-off right, it fails to deliver on the landing. The horror is quickly lost, and the game devolves into a tedious slog that loses its grip on the player.