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Saturday, April 25, 2015
In Which Clover Eats Everything
Sorry for the delay here guys; I've been sick for the past few days and have kind of fallen out of touch. I won't be recording any more videos until my voice comes back, but luckily I still have a few that I recorded before falling ill, so I won't leave you hanging for too long.
So let's continue with part two of Clover and Dandelion's adventures, in which I realize I can't actually tell the difference between a weed and an herb, and Clover... well, Clover just doesn't care.
I hope you're feeling better! I also will say that I share in your excitement whenever a Norn eats. They're so difficult sometimes, and I feel like I want to dance when they finally cooperate! Clover was really funny in this one, too. I keep the hooch mostly hidden from my Norns, so I forgot about the drunken gait. Hilarious! But only in Creatures. Hope your voice returns soon so we can watch some more of these videos: They're great!
I am getting really concerned about their eating habits... I'm trying to edit my third play session and I'm afraid it might be a shorter video just because I feel like I spend 80% of it trying to get Clover to eat, and I'm sure no one wants to watch just ten minutes of frustration, heh. Thanks for the well-wishes though; I'm feeling a little better today so hopefully things are looking up :>
Discover Albia has an illustrated guide to the C1 weeds available here, in case you want the added frustration of stopping them from pushing weed: http://discoveralbia.com/2011/11/an-illustrated-guide-to-the-creatures-1-weeds.html
Although, as you've seen, Clover just doesn't care.
Oohh thanks; that will be helpful. I mean, maybe not for Clover... but if nothing else at least I'll know what to expect when she inevitably samples each of them, heh.
Fantastic to see you posting again, I need to start up a population again, my last wofling run ended up in a load of somewhat maladapted creatures and it kind of threw me off, I should stick to feral runs.
I do wonder though, what is the metaroom shown in your creatures crossbreeding script video?
I guess I do kind of take on a more endearing tone when baby-talking my creatures! The metaroom in the crossbreeding script video was from from my unfinished BattleStance project. I lost interest in it a long time ago, but I used the empty room as a testbed for other projects for a while.
I hope you're feeling better! I also will say that I share in your excitement whenever a Norn eats. They're so difficult sometimes, and I feel like I want to dance when they finally cooperate! Clover was really funny in this one, too. I keep the hooch mostly hidden from my Norns, so I forgot about the drunken gait. Hilarious! But only in Creatures. Hope your voice returns soon so we can watch some more of these videos: They're great!
ReplyDeleteI am getting really concerned about their eating habits... I'm trying to edit my third play session and I'm afraid it might be a shorter video just because I feel like I spend 80% of it trying to get Clover to eat, and I'm sure no one wants to watch just ten minutes of frustration, heh. Thanks for the well-wishes though; I'm feeling a little better today so hopefully things are looking up :>
DeleteDiscover Albia has an illustrated guide to the C1 weeds available here, in case you want the added frustration of stopping them from pushing weed: http://discoveralbia.com/2011/11/an-illustrated-guide-to-the-creatures-1-weeds.html
ReplyDeleteAlthough, as you've seen, Clover just doesn't care.
Oohh thanks; that will be helpful. I mean, maybe not for Clover... but if nothing else at least I'll know what to expect when she inevitably samples each of them, heh.
DeleteFantastic to see you posting again, I need to start up a population again, my last wofling run ended up in a load of somewhat maladapted creatures and it kind of threw me off, I should stick to feral runs.
ReplyDeleteI do wonder though, what is the metaroom shown in your creatures crossbreeding script video?
Actually, come to think of it, you sound really different to me, I swear you actually sound younger than when you first started.
DeleteI guess I do kind of take on a more endearing tone when baby-talking my creatures! The metaroom in the crossbreeding script video was from from my unfinished BattleStance project. I lost interest in it a long time ago, but I used the empty room as a testbed for other projects for a while.
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