Recently I’ve gotten really into TTRPGs, World of Darkness and Chronicles of Darkness specifically.
I’ve always wanted to get into writing but it’s kinda hard to get into the field outside of Top 10 things you didn’t know about Pumpkins! and managing to get a successful book picked up and published (I’ve gone to write applications for whitelists here and other servers multiple times! I keep getting distracted and writing dozens of pages before forgetting what the point was, and then not wanting to edit-down ). With TTRPGs, I really fell in love with being able to write and get the creative juices flowing, and seeing how players navigate things keep things fresh. I’m especially happy with my improv skills, and how my players give me credit for big swathes of the story I had to make-up on the spot when they went off the rails.
I have been learning a lot lately, i even made a digital solution (not 100% functional yet, dont plan on making it 100% functional) for an imaginary logitstics company
The app can see active orders and issue new ones
The orders are uploaded automatically to Firebase, eich is then auto transfered to google BigQuerry, wich imports the data to powerBI where i make some graphs
I have a video showcasing it, but it has my face in it, i will try to find a screenshot of it later.
PowerBI not opening for some reason, but its jsut some graphs that give me a few insights in cargo and delivery distribution with the transport companies
Dude, you really should consider finishing this. I think you could make some good money selling the rights to this system to some corporation or some shit. It looks good! I’d pay!
What kinda board game? I’m interested in looking at a couple!
Post the tree. An ugly bonsai sis till 19 more years of work than I’ve ever put into a plant!
What’s your army(s)? I’ve always wanted to get into the T’au (predictable, I know).
I’m also interested! I basically grew up inside of a Marine Life Center because I grew-up in a port town and my mom was the manager, so Oceanography came easily and was a breeze in college.
). With TTRPGs, I really fell in love with being able to write and get the creative juices flowing, and seeing how players navigate things keep things fresh. I’m especially happy with my improv skills, and how my players give me credit for big swathes of the story I had to make-up on the spot when they went off the rails.
