Vortex wrote:But probably it's not the same to do it freely than in a competition with a relatively narrow time constraint, dunno.

Yep. The very thought of competition interferes with, erm, creativity or something. I just got lucky with the timing of i-don't-know-what I've submitted.

this is weird. There's lots of amazing works in the personal threads, after all.

this is what I turned on when Mur's stream lacked its ambient
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCoMwNYOcmM psych folk, weird folk, whatever it's called.
and one more (incredibly beautiful)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNI12cxLC_8

did not realize until now that Enihcambus is submachine backwards. sounds like some exotic cucumber genus. professional deformation, huh.

Alright... this was supposed to be a theory, but turned out to be more like fanfiction. PS If I've borrowed someone else's idea, please feel free to point that out; also, it would be a pure accident. <conversation_log num = 3DBC3F08ED3, unit_1 = 3F4 (reverse-engineered), unit_2 = 2A, start = E67040 ...

waiting for a sub10 speedrun

Sublevel 105 wrote:So... I can't create any idea about story now.

Ideas come when they are least expected =) Anyway, in my experience, no good work is done when there's a competition hanging over your head.

I'll just try to continue with my story, which is stuck. Probably won't submit.

can I rant about my timezone? Latest Mateusz's stream was at 3 a.m., I had been sleeping like a log by that time >_<

Vortex wrote:we could take the winning fanarts and send them when he requests stuff for Submachine Universe, with the authors' permission.

That's a very neat idea, I think people who will choose to participate would like it.

Jatsko wrote:I would be in favor of removing all that data from the Wiki entirely if it doesn't serve much use.

two pennies from a lurker: second that. and a backup list of drop zones certainly woudn't hurt.