See, this is how bad I am at being competitve. A smarter person wouldn't have revealed another Dalph weakness.

Event - Sleigh the Competition! 2023 Christmas Game Jam
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Uhm... Skelletor... His gesture...See, this is how bad I am at being competitve. A smarter person wouldn't have revealed another Dalph weakness.
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Reminds me of Ruben van de Meer, a Dutch comedian, who in an improv show showed us what he thinks our Queen does on private parties:

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Funny.
Where exactly did you get that from? It looks like one of the robed skeletons from the original Zelda cartoon. -
IDK, just the internet. I'm guessing He-Man?
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Yeah, I think that it's He-Man's nemesis, Skeletor.IDK, just the internet. I'm guessing He-Man?
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That is the villain of He-man. You culturic barbarian! :pFunny.
Where exactly did you get that from? It looks like one of the robed skeletons from the original Zelda cartoon. -
I know.That is the villain of He-man. You culturic barbarian! :p
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How far is your project coming along, guys? I am alrady almost finished! Well... I made the maps, the intro and the main story. All there is left now, is to make everything else interactive, too.
I focused on a funny, but not over the top storyline. I have believable characters, which most of you will recognize and love. It will almost be as if we all celebrate Christmas together... Almost... Cause it would have been a boring game, if kaka didn't hit the fan.
I just wish I didn't have to wait 3 more weeks to upload it... I want to see your reactions. Now!!
So how far are you guys?
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Looks pretty good.
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It’s like when you are taking a test in school, finish in like 15 minutes, look around, and see everyone still fully engaged in answering test questions.
So you’re like… **** maybe I should double check all the answers. -
I'm more like the guy who finishes the test in 5 minutes, looks over answers, restarts, and runs out of time.
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Sauna doodle
I whipped up a, um, a makeshift sauna for my game, using the "8-bit RTP". Can not have an X-mas game without a sauna! -
Damn, y'all are fast. I ain't even done with planning yet >_<
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Are you kidding me? Each time I finished a test early, I hand it in and ask if I could go have an early lunch. That was pretty much every math class for me.
In math I normally finished the book for the whole year, before the year even started. :p I got straight A's, even though I never brought a calculator. My parents once even had to see the principle abvout that. They knew I wasn't cheating, because I did all the calculations on paper, but still they couldn't understand how I was always the first one done, without a calculator and still no mistakes.
Actually, in many cases (yes, more, way more than just once) when a math teacher would try to explain things to the class, I would go like: "Wow, that can be done way easier." Then I would get in front of the class, take the chalk and do my calculations on the board. And guess what? Then my classmates did indeed understand.
I was actually glad if we had a math test, because that meant I had about 40 extra minutes lunchbreak.
Wait... Back to Christmas RPG projects. How do I make a bridge to this... Oh I know! In the RPG maker community, I often had many noobs come to me for help, because when I explain it to them, they understand. I guess RPG maker devs are as good at teaching as math teachers. :p
Wait... Arn't you in the jury? I am assuming judges are excluded for competition.Sauna doodle
I whipped up a, um, a makeshift sauna for my game, using the "8-bit RTP". Can not have an X-mas game without a sauna! -
Naw, I checked the list and she's not on it.
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WAAAA don't SCARE me like that, John! :kaomad3:Wait... Arn't you in the jury? I am assuming judges are excluded for competition.
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You never miss a chance to turn unrelated topics into a humblebrag, do you? ;)Are you kidding me? Each time I finished a test early, I hand it in and ask if I could go have an early lunch. That was pretty much every math class for me.
In math I normally finished the book for the whole year, before the year even started. :p I got straight A's, even though I never brought a calculator. My parents once even had to see the principle abvout that. They knew I wasn't cheating, because I did all the calculations on paper, but still they couldn't understand how I was always the first one done, without a calculator and still no mistakes.
Actually, in many cases (yes, more, way more than just once) when a math teacher would try to explain things to the class, I would go like: "Wow, that can be done way easier." Then I would get in front of the class, take the chalk and do my calculations on the board. And guess what? Then my classmates did indeed understand.
I was actually glad if we had a math test, because that meant I had about 40 extra minutes lunchbreak.
Wait... Back to Christmas RPG projects. How do I make a bridge to this... Oh I know! In the RPG maker community, I often had many noobs come to me for help, because when I explain it to them, they understand. I guess RPG maker devs are as good at teaching as math teachers. :p
Wait... Arn't you in the jury? I am assuming judges are excluded for competition. -
Somehow the judging panel for this one excites me more than anything, I might just dabble xD
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Meanwhile...me during math classes and exams or anything involving numbers in general.Are you kidding me? Each time I finished a test early, I hand it in and ask if I could go have an early lunch. That was pretty much every math class for me.
In math I normally finished the book for the whole year, before the year even started. :p I got straight A's, even though I never brought a calculator. My parents once even had to see the principle abvout that. They knew I wasn't cheating, because I did all the calculations on paper, but still they couldn't understand how I was always the first one done, without a calculator and still no mistakes.
Actually, in many cases (yes, more, way more than just once) when a math teacher would try to explain things to the class, I would go like: "Wow, that can be done way easier." Then I would get in front of the class, take the chalk and do my calculations on the board. And guess what? Then my classmates did indeed understand.
I was actually glad if we had a math test, because that meant I had about 40 extra minutes lunchbreak.
Wait... Back to Christmas RPG projects. How do I make a bridge to this... Oh I know! In the RPG maker community, I often had many noobs come to me for help, because when I explain it to them, they understand. I guess RPG maker devs are as good at teaching as math teachers. :p
Wait... Arn't you in the jury? I am assuming judges are excluded for competition.
I always disliked math at school, my favourite subjects were grammar, foreign languages, history, art and music.
And nope, alice is not a judge, there's only the cheshire cat here, aka me.
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I've been pretty busy with RL lately, and I was a bit reluctant to put my main project on pause, but the hell... Since it's hosted by @TESTOSTERONE and most devs have joined, I'll try to pull out something.
Count me in :rock-right: