Oml
Sell your setups to the highest bidder
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Yea and
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one of the semi opens is being hosted elsewhere (town of salem tax reports) the other (alternate universe tos ranked) was one i revised more recently to fix antimassclaim
specialised setups are twostep and popcorn man my beloved. anyone can host those honestly theyre very simple mech wise
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i could maybe get someone to take banned forever off me that one is really shiny pretty
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Do you actually want to share them for other people to host?
Itās possible some people would take you up on that if you like, make a thread about it
If I had time to host I totally would lol
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Is there a reason you donāt host them yourself?
Is it bc hosting scary or do u just not wanna or somethkn
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a couple of them i wouldnāt mind not hosting at all
i have little folders of my resources for people to rehost or reuse flavor formatting for some of my games but the plan has always been to release them after haha
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i get distracted very easily
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i used to host more. i liked hosting
just havenāt really in a while
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i just kind of like abstract spaces where things can be fully controlled. it is in most of my interests
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ive had the urge to host games come back recently but then i think about like, actually doing the effort of hosting the game, and
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SEE: is capital machine (i have the ascii for it but not on my phone so take my planning for it)
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hosting stuff is hard cause queue is so long when i wanna spent months designing things
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I dont have even the slightest clue what im looking at
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yeah that too
my motivation comes and goes and the queue shows it no mercy
altho iirc one of the queues is pretty short rn? idk ask a queue person
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mhm
vanilla is
iāve been working on a special game and im mostly done, im just concerned if i put it into the queue now iāll be demotivated to host in 2-3 months time
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they are both really short
like. one game long.
okay so
theoretical logic system thingy. where everything goes through the lines. all signals start at > or <. # takes input and @ outputs. - subtracts one number from another depending on the type of wire the signal is sent through. can also add and set the value (this isnt neccesary but i like it). signals below 1 simply stop. based on this logic this thing can see if something is capital or not and say true or false
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You could maybe ask someone if you could swap spots with them? Or move it back down the line if you end up not feeling like hosting
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