▲ 45 r/lincoln

Thank you Pinewood Bowl and the Black Crowes!

Great show. Great energy.

u/Velynicus — 16 days ago
▲ 115 r/lincoln

Accidental shooting outside Scheels in Lincoln sends man to hospital

Gun bought. Shot self. Same day. Please tell me his license to have a gun will be revoked.

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u/Velynicus — 23 days ago
▲ 72 r/lincoln

What is the Royal Grove?

A quasi strip joint? Not-a-sports bar? Outdoor concert venue for local bands? Jello shots/dance club? What are we dealing with here?

Signed,

Lost-in-Lincoln

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u/Velynicus — 2 months ago

Many Player status bars. UI options?

I got hunger, fatigue, reek (like odor), vitality, health, thirst... Six bars, not to mention other statuses like poisoned, illness, detection range, etc...my UI looks like a spreadsheet. Any advice?

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u/Velynicus — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/GameDevelopment+1 crossposts

Handling Roadmap requests?

How do you handle road map requests? Make them public? Encourage voting for features? Simply catalogue "wishlist" items? Love to hear.

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u/Velynicus — 3 months ago

How do you handle road map requests? Make them public? Encourage voting for features? Simply catalogue "wishlist" items? Love to hear.

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u/Velynicus — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/KithAndKindred+1 crossposts

Sandbox games are cool for their creativity - but imo - lack strategy. Every time I see someone mining to the bedrock for diamonds I always think - why? Or cutting down a tree - and putting it in their backpack? Trees are heavy!!

I think there is a real opportunity for a real-time strategy overlay in sandbox games.

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u/Velynicus — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/KithAndKindred+1 crossposts

I love exploration in sandbox games. The reward is typically the sense of discovery that's adjacent to the "goals" or "quests" of the games - not the goal it self. K&K tracks the "chunks" discovered by the player. This is the Experience measure that opens up Technology. And adds to the Player's score - which is public (configurable) encouraging competition for Dominion.

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u/Velynicus — 4 months ago