Sounds like a NetHack "bones level" that gets created when you die, and may appear in someone else's game. Full of cursed items, of course. https://nethackwiki.com/wiki/Bones#Description
Nothing like finding your own bones and being attacked by your ghost.
Sounds like the nethack equivalent of seeing bad code, running
This is both very funny and very sad :) Paper is its own thing. if you think about it, the todo list in the computer was first a skeuomorph of the paper one. Now people have become so alienated from the paper that someone has brought their computer todo to the paper :)))) Not only this does not promote the paper, but is a huge promotion for the computer! By being a constant reminder to the notebook's owner: "this is…
Don't think it is sad at all. Glade to the reverting from digital to analog. To be honest we don't need digital stuff, a lot of just makes people lazier. Hope in the future people will always have a physical counter part (Certificate of Deposit) for their IMPORTANT digital assets such as money. Projects like this help people to move some of the important items to physical medium. If needed they can take a pic of the…
This is both very funny and very sad :) Paper is its own thing. if you think about it, the todo list in the computer was first a skeuomorph of the paper one. Now people have become so alienated from the paper that someone has brought their computer todo to the paper :)))) Not only this does not promote the paper, but is a huge promotion for the computer! By being a constant reminder to the notebook's owner: "this is…
Don't think it is sad at all. Glade to the reverting from digital to analog. To be honest we don't need digital stuff, a lot of just makes people lazier. Hope in the future people will always have a physical counter part (Certificate of Deposit) for their IMPORTANT digital assets such as money. Projects like this help people to move some of the important items to physical medium. If needed they can take a pic of the…
I'm honestly annoyed by the whole "anti-digital" thing. Like sure, it's good to take a break, but what's wrong with technology? It being more efficient is a good thing. It's like saying glass windows are bad because you can look outside without having to open them.
I brought the print-and-play GALAXY PDF for my son - he loved it and spent the next ten hours playing it, barely stopping to eat. Seemed like a good mix of mechanics and modern videogame progression rewards.
The shipping to Australia is a little pricy, but I aim to buy a set of the physical versions (they're each randomized) to use as flashbangs for future boredom.
If you found this interesting, you should also checkout the Sidekick Notepad from CGP Grey / Cortex [1]. CGP Grey has talked about this before in earlier videos [2] but recently updated a video discussing new designs [3]. The idea of 'Paper Apps' and the 'Sidekick' seem to be in a similar vein.
Personally I think this is a really cool idea: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/paper-phone . Both mildly mocking and thought provoking at the same time!
This looks a lot like the hipster PDA from two decades ago: https://lifehacker.com/printable-hipster-pda-104799
I suddenly feel old. I would have thought the hipster PDA was like a decade ago, but wow, 2005 and LifeHacker. Memories. And the start of Ruby on Rails....
I had the Dungeon Notebook. It was fun. I played it until I got bored, which was quick, then gave it away. The ability to "give away" these little games are part of the fun. I'd like to see a game like this where "giving it away" is part of the game. Something you can pass around a school or a con. Like an analog version of Chain World, which was a mini-Minecraft-on-a-USB-stick that you were supposed to pass on. ( ht…
I've seen this in the wild: for sale at Gamescape in San Francisco.
Found these a couple weeks ago and bought the golf PDF for my I’m glad the creator made this and am looking forward to seeing more of these Side note, these reminded me of pocket mod which I absolutely loved using 15 years ago https://pocketmod.com/
I still make them. Most are todo list things. I have the rule subset for my Robotics competitions for the kids to use since not all of them have phones. I also use them for trips to do plane flights, rental, hotel, dinner places, etc. I’d rather accidentally forget a pocketmod on a rental counter than my phone.