I don't know how to feel about The Genesis Project (so I read Steam reviews instead) 

this happened to me like yesterday i was losing it

what is binah doing on a homestuck video

that's not intentional?????

thats not a bug , the same happened to john

oh my god yes i love that one

Bro made a void session

Doomed timeline

if only someone had warned you about stairs, bro

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@@Zedryx69 thanks :)

Well, fuzz cakes. Now I gotta go download it. I do recall hearing about a fanmade continuation to Friendsim/Pesterquest, but I can't remember whether this was the one I heard of, or if I'm confusing it with another similar project.

I mostly disagree with your opinion. The camera and controls could use some tweaking (I would love it if I could turn the camera only 90 degrees instead of 180), and there are some issues coming from emulating the source material that I feel is better left out. But these are mostly technical issues that could be ironed out. Part of the appeal behind TGP (if not the entire point) is how it emulates the experience of the webcomic, minus the walls of chatlog text. If you were to look at a screenshot of any moment in the game as it is right now, you'd almost instantly think, "wow, that looks just like Homestuck!" Having a first-person view could work, but then you would lose part of that appeal (very few panels throughout HS, if any, were in first-person). Not to mention, having the game in first-person comes with its own set of issues. How would the player see and navigate the world? How does it limit the player? What do other players and npcs look like? Are they still sprites, or would they be 3D models? We have seen a glimpse of 3D Homestuck (or HS adjacent) once before. Suffice to say, it was not a flattering look.

@@Cratmang I suppose you could be right, I see the appeal in wanting to keep to the original style, and emulating the whole aesthetic of the webcomic, I suppose I just believe that a game like spurb would work better in first person, since a lot of it relies on moving around and combat with creatures all around you, espcially since if it were a real game irl it would be first person, since you're actually going around and "doing" everything. although now that I say that I have had the horrible vision of Spurb being an AR game. I by no means dislike this fan game though, I think it's very fun and with some more time spent I think it'll be a great experience! But I do feel like the combat could be reworked, the combat was definitely the part of the game that felt like it needed the most work, since it was hard to tell if you were even hitting the enemies at some points

While I don’t think making it ask person would help, I feel like mashing 2D and 3d makes things, confusing in a few ways. Such as proprioception and spatial awareness, and visualizing hitboxes. While idk if the sprite art style can be maintained when translated to three dimensions (see the gmod models as an example), being a 2D sprite creature moving through a 3d world and interacting with other 2D sprite creatures just makes things complicated on the front end and likely the back end.

I cannot recreate this issue. There's both manually written captions and automatic captions in English.

I think this might be an issue with your web browser / RU-vid app. I've checked this video on Firefox and iOS devices, and the captions are working as intended. It might also be possible that your app just randomly tripped and failed to load the captions - similar to how web browsers can occasionally load a Page without applying any formatting (I dunno, I'm just spitballing ideas for what the problem is). Have you tried reloading?

@@Cratmang i use firefox on a laptop. ah, ultimately i did figure out that the problem was caused by youtube assuming "English (Canada)" was a foreign language and automatically turning on CC autotranslate from English (Canada) to... English. TLDR youtube's fault

QUICK MA, GET THE CAMERA!

not even a joke btw