When I saw this part of Deadly Premonition I couldn’t help but think of this scene from Dangan Ronpa… (Warning: clicking the videos may give you spoilers; clicking the game titles leads to Let’s Plays of those games.)
If you’re like me, you have about 5 million things to do at any given time. Maybe you also intend to practice a skill or do something every once in a while to get better at it, but you keep putting it off because you just never remember, among other things. Maybe you have a shitload of assignments and projects due and it’s hard to keep track. Maybe, like me, your short-term memory is basically non-existant.
Good news - there’s this (free!) thing called HabitRPG that can help you out. It’s fun, charming, and extremely easy to use - you map out habits and things to do and get rewarded for accomplishments! It basically makes your life into a little videogame.
I’ve been using it for a few days, and I’ve gotten my friends to use it, and it’s already helped us all immensely. Check this out:
You can make parties to see your friends’ progress, which is hells of cool. You can make lists of all the things you need to do, and when you do something, you gain gold and experience, which can go towards buying things from a shop - weapons, armor, potions - or even your own custom reward (Cake, anyone?) while missing something will drain your HP a little.
You can set things to be done on certain days, or even during certain times! And you can set the day to begin at a certain time as well - for me, it’s 7 am - 7 am!
You can customize your character and profile, and the community and devs are strong and responsive as well.
You can even “check in” at the Tavern in game if you’re going on vacation or the like, so you won’t be penalized for missing a few days! The lead dev is also pretty active on Twitter and a seriously nice dude - check him out here! New things and fixes are constantly being rolled out, which is also very nice - the dev support for HabitRPG is seriously awesome.
I seriously could not recommend this more, it’s absolutely amazing. It’s super fun, and in the last few days I’ve accomplished more work and creative practice (and drank more water), than I have in the last two weeks combined. It makes everything less overwhelming, and more of a challenge that you know you can beat.
Give it a shot, and if you like it, let your friends and followers know about it - I’m sure you won’t be disappointed!
From the day we all got here, I could picture it— the image of my fellow students falling into perfect despair, from a shadow game of my own scheming, was beautifully clear.
Daytime reblog gooo because I actually like this
(Junpei Urahata from Mango Roomba as the Mastermind)
My cult on subeta has a contest each month where we’re given a theme and a wearable item, and we have to design an HA around it and then draw it (because we’re an art cult)
This month the theme was Masquerade (which for my non subetan followers is a steampunk-themed event) and the item was the gear belt
I’m not so happy with the shading job I did on this but I really like the design.
This is probably the best color group to work with, there’s so many good Pokés within it.
Enjoy this freaking awesome monster. -Bram
Okay so I followed this video about foreshortening and…
Sycra. I love you so much for making this video.
YOU GOTTA BE FUCKING SHITTING ME
THIS IS FUCKING MAGICAL
Fun facts for the dangang rompers negatively freaking out over the translation archive:
- It’s not a “rip” of the translation, it’s literally just the html files of orenronen’s posts, there’s literally no difference in reading the html files or reading it when the…
I kinda doubt that!
Haha, I should stop side-tracking myself from doing Phoenix Wright stuff, but sometimes I just can’t help myself.
In celebration to orenronen (unofficially) finishing his Dangan Ronpa Let’s Play, here’re some attempts at an english version of Naegi’s “TAKE THAT!” animation. Made in Photoshop. I’ve tried making the jitter as fast as possible, but Photoshop and/or gif timing restrictions kind of hinder from that… ah well.
