Well, I sometimes claim to be a professional. I'm not sure it's entirely truthful, because I only make my money as a game designer in the sense that I'm a full-time student for the next year and a half

I'm not an expert (my closest experience with dyslexia is as a teacher, and none of my students needed accommodations for it), but one of the things that is useful for dyslexia is to try and provide

Man, I keep seeing film studios do this to the point where I'm just about done going to movies unless there's some special discount, and I used to work at a theater. How hard is it to realize that good

Most of this is practical experience, drawn from a mixture of writing for games, writing more generally, and running roleplaying games like D&D and playing in them. I've got a slight academic background,

Have you ever worked as a writer? With things like Patreon tied to another content creation service, people make way more than people make on Steem. Ads suck, but between ads and affiliate links you can

YouTube or personal blogs with ads or writing churn for blogs that pay $10 a piece. It's not glamorous, and you sacrifice a lot of your independence, but it pays better than Steem does right now and there's

Exactly. It's nice, but it's not anything that's going to motivate serious work to be posted to Steem.

My question is this, though: Why do bid-bots not just decrease their overhead? Once they have the liquid STEEM they convert it into SP, and the money that other people could have had by curating they receive

How exactly is the rewards curve changing? Some of us are averaging 5-6 STEEM on a good post, so it would kind of suck if smaller posters got pushed down. I know that there was talk about very small posts

It's a shame that nowadays the commercial cycle is so competitive that people don't take as long as they used to. Having films and games that are on a fixed timeframe instead of letting the creators have

One of the things I find so incredible about Bambi is that it was made back when everything was done by hand. Doing it now-a-days with the assistance of computers and a lot of the tools that have come

Congrats on 60 rep and 500 SP! I'm awful about writing comments. I was pretty good about it for a while, but around June I sort of stopped really commenting except to reply to comments on my own stuff.

The nice thing is that over a long enough time-frame, luck sort of gets filtered out by getting enough results to compare with. Nah, I'm not into Steem Monsters and I have enough uses for my time as it

Endless Sky is awesome, and it's also free. It's a little bare-bones (or was last I played, I haven't checked out the most recent version), but the actual experience is polished even if it's only a sliver

I know, right? I mean, I've always been something of a binger when it comes to games and media, but only recently have I really been finding myself bored with a lot of stuff. Of course, things have shifted

Wait, is this an AI playing Steem Monsters to find out the best possible setup in the same way @aicu is trying to figure out the best posts on Steem? That's awesome. I don't do Steem Monsters, so I don't

Well, I've finished my customary three entries!

If I may, I suggest using #tabletop-rpg for tabletop roleplaying posts; it seems to be what the communities around here use the most. Great post and congrats on the Curie!

The graphics are tolerable by modern standards. OpenMW is a little difficult to get up to great visuals (requires a little tweaking), though I believe it now has all the features of the original game plus

We're kind of polar opposites in the philosophy thing (I let players have anything they might reasonably have, so I don't have to deal with bookkeeping), but figuring out clever uses for things is always