Stolen Pixels #2:
Capturing the Something

By Shamus Posted Friday Jul 11, 2008

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I just want to point out that the number of Stolen Pixel comics has now doubled.

I still surf the net the old fashioned way, by going to web pages and clicking on stuff. But if you’ve got one of those new RSS things you can apparently use this to feed it.

Note that I have closed the comments on this post not because I want to discourage you from leaving comments, but because I want to encourage you to leave them over there, in the forum so thoughtfully provided by our benefactors.

 

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From The Archives:

Starcraft: Bot Fight

Let's do some scripting to make the Starcraft AI fight itself, and see how smart it is. Or isn't.

 

Self-Balancing Gameplay

There's a wonderful way to balance difficulty in RPGs, and designers try to prevent it. For some reason.

 

Object-Oriented Debate

There are two major schools of thought about how you should write software. Here's what they are and why people argue about it.

 

DM of the Rings

Both a celebration and an evisceration of tabletop roleplaying games, by twisting the Lord of the Rings films into a D&D game.

 

Spoiler Warning

A video Let's Play series I collaborated on from 2009 to 2017.

 

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