this is normally when i post my weekly update, but with the recent news about cog and nfts, i’ve decided i will be moving this game to twine. a more in-depth explanation on how things will work from here is up on my tumblr. if you don’t wish to continue following this story due to the move, then i completely understand, however, if you are still interested, definitely check out my blog as i am much more active there.
this thread will stay up until the mods take it down.
as a parting note from here, i want to say thank you for reading and sharing my story thus far. this has not been a decision i take lightly but i hope you can understand and support me in it regardless.
According to the thread about the subject on this very forum they have no intentions whatsoever, so really I wonder where this sky is falling attitude is coming from.
the issue i have (and which has been pointed out in the original thread as well) is that the idea isn’t off the table. it hasn’t definitively been shot down because saying that it won’t happen “yet” or “anytime soon” means that it may still happen in the future.
and whether that’s tomorrow or in 2 years, i don’t blame authors that don’t want to associate with a company that deals in crypto.
but that’s not what this thread is about. all i can say is that i’ll happily follow the authors leaving wherever they choose as their new platform
Twine is the programming language. Usually games from Twine are published on itch.io, so you can follow author on Tumblr or on Itch.io itself - since every author and project has its own page.
If you have the accounts, time and will to do this. IMO forum is simplier to follow, but to each their own.
I agree. This forum is so much more convenient for me. Fortunately, I do have an account at itch.io that I visit occasionally, so I might check it out eventually haha.
