Looking great! Keep up the good work.

I'd totally forgotten about the free trial! Thanks for the reminder!

It does seem pretty powerful for layout stuff, though I suppose it might depend on your needs. For doing things like that it would certainly suffice. @danmaruschak pointed out that there's a free trial

I wouldn't necessarily get hopes up for an iPad version; there's a lot of emphasis on working with text and stuff. I know you make comics, and I'm not sure what your process is (e.g. if you draw everything

Looking forward to delegating on Hive.

I think that having multi-chain operation is probably the easiest solution, with options for choosing where things post (e.g. a dialog box) before publication. Hive looks really great, and I'm excited

It's good to be back!

You too!

I've already voted to try to protect Steem. In any case, I'm not here for the money, I'm here for the community. If those of us Steemians who believe in the community wind up moving somewhere else, I will

itch.io is fantastic for basically everything except the fact that the market is really small and fragmented, so you're almost always doing a lot of your own marketing and DriveThru does that better for

I should still be around. I've tended to be a lot less active as a reader just because my master's program is pretty rigorous and I've been trying to do more reading/listening to lectures on the side of

Well, I've actually been lower on posts recently than I should be once I get things going again, so I wouldn't worry too much. It's not really so much a going away as a "Here are my priorities and

Somewhat niche, but I did a write up of a design document for a game I'm working on, which is almost certainly gaming related even if it's not what you'd normally expect.

I've actually run Velotha's Flock at a con, and it went pretty well. I played with the rules for cards, rather than dice, though the setup is more or less equal for both. Now, obviously I made the game

Yes. That game. I should definitely make that game. For what it's worth, I actually have been working on it, my project timelines just stretch to infinity.

I think that one of the places people go wrong is that they have a lot of backstory (and you can craft an infinite amount of backstory), and they want that backstory to come out in a way that it never

I mean, I have mixed thoughts on it. If you want to create a work that's also an act of political expression, go ahead. I'm a believer in games as art, and art makes statements. However, there's this

I should really go back and finish it off. I've been kind of putting it off thanks to a couple new releases and just having more work and school time demands, but now that I'm mostly done with Borderlands

Truthfully, sometimes I can't either :P

It really depends on the area. Obviously game shops and hobby shops often have groups, since they also tend to carry games. Libraries sometimes have D&D or similar games run on a semi-regular basis.