User:Tiiimezombie

This page is homage to the Super Mario Wiki, the first time I had a personal expression page in a public way. I had a myspace but it was before I had friends or a sense of personality? Consider it a redebut.

The draw for the wiki user page was first in the Userbox Tower. Little tidbits built into jokes and pithy lines and you KNOW I love that shit. So logically, this is the fun facts, tidbits, favs.

For specific reviews - specific media - you should check out my recommendations.

This page is focuses on my likes, my interests, my hobbies, and the like.
          
nature! walks, parks, water systems, lightning, space, sharks coral, 
making things - gundam, lego,
making things - digital, writing
art - drawing, paint, etc
tastes? characters uwu
food - borgor, burrito, fish and chips, https://www.tiktok.com/@chipsandcaseoh_/video/7356278335279729962?lang=en burgers
drinks - ciders, coffee, cocktails?
gaming
fav characters (per medium?)
OC's?
Table of Contents

    Overview

    Probably likes and dislikes in general? Characters i love and concepts.

    Flash Games

    Flash games were the way I was introduced to the internet.

    flash games were a big part of my childhood, given old PC's with dial up internet and money not devoted to such frivolity. I actually got lucky because my mom would sometimes take us to her workplace so we could play flash games.

    Veggietales

    "One of the StuffMart salesmen fell asleep too close to the aquatics gear! Help him navigate the watery maze and find all the hidden treasure! But watch out!"

    "It's TIME for DONUT HOCKEY. Move your mouse to block the donut and bounce it into JIMMY'S NET."

    Games I remember from veggietales:
    • squirt ducks with water to sink them
    • 3 day march around jerricho dodging slushies
    • the music memory game
    • Veggie tetris
    • Donut hockey
    • The Sea caves one
    • The xmas and cotton candy pacman clones
    • 3 alchemist platformers
    • the interactive map of bumblyburg
    • larry boy vs angry eyebrows kinda astroids game
    • Larry boy vs rumor weed/fib one
    • the falling newspaper game
    • Larry's Lab
    • bounce junior on the bed to hid frankencelery with paper
    • Space corn - fly around and eat popcorn
    • the alphabet soup spelling game

    Candystand

    Games I remember from Candystand:
    • Candystand Baseball - essentially SNES baseball
    • There was a pineapple lifesavers adventure game that was like essentially a boy and his blob
    • Candystand minigolf
    • Polarity
    • Slipstream

    Nitrome

    Games I remember from Nitrome:
    • skywire
    • Mutiny
    • Dirk Valentine
    • Headcase
    • Parasite?
    • Toxic! I was obsessed with the robot cuttlefish bots
    • Final Ninja
    • Fat Cat
    • ohh the Ice cutting game was good
    • Magic Touch

    JMTB02

    Games I remember from JMTB02:
    • This is the Only Level
    • Achievement Unlocked
    • Loot the Game
    • Obey the Game
    • 4 Second Firestorm
    • Uhh the Big Combo game with turtles
    • Exit Path which was ok

    Flash Game sites: PBSKids, Veggietales, Candystand, Miniclip, Family, Nitrome, AddictingGames, Armor Games, Andkon

    My watch habits of PBS Kids or Veggietales directly affected my initial flash game usage, going to their respective kids sites to play games. PBS didn't have great games but there's a ton of VT games I could still quote.

    PBS had less of an impact. I remember a cyberchase game that cost in-game currency to transfer between hubs and it seemed like the math would be too complex for me lol

    PC/Console Games

    deep rock, gears series, batman, golf with your friends,

    games with cool achievements, games i play often,

    Mario

    • Super Mario World
    • Brawl
    • Sports

    Wii Era

    Red Steel 2

    Gears of War 2

    I do have a list of games I love (re)playing.

    Something stand out? Wanna be friends? Easy talking points include:

    • Video Game Design
    • TF2
    • Deep Rock Galactic
    • Fortnite
    • Yakuza

    Art

    Drawing - physical and digital

    I started drawing with pencil off-and-on since grade ...5? 6? As much as I love those 'see how your art changed over the years' challenges, I'm not sure how much better I am lmfao. I care more about posture and composition, at the very least. I actually have been using Inkscape because it's free and allows a lot of revision digitally.

    I actually used Photoshop I wanna say 5? a fair bit back in the day, but these days I've been using GIMP. I use it a lot oddly enough but it's probably not the best out there.

    Oh no another drawing section. Well yeah, I do make quick mockup drawings sometimes, for like world building concepts or whatever. I did learn that being perverted about something is an excellent way to get better at art, so I do have a number of drawings that art like a mock iteration of something I found on DeviantArt. And I'm proud of what I've done mostly because I will not show people these pieces (for both originality and because um nsfw (>////<) )

    Painting

    Like I said I started out with painting. I have a few designs I want to try out, so i defiinitely spent more in supplies than necessary but I want to try it. I made some neat water color pieces for school and actually, I have a huge binder full of my oldest work that I want to compile digitally. I don't love the mess that painting can make, so it's always been something I don't want to get into.

    Perler Beads

    I really got into doing Perler bead art a while back! In college someone brought in some beads and I made a pixel Shy Guy and a SMW Fire Flower. I've since made a dozen more, though many are vtuber designs. I really got into vtubers at the start of the panini in 2020, but things have settled a bit since. I haven't touched the beads since I moved, other than to mount the specific pieces on my walls.

    Other

    I've done clay art for one class in high school - it was a shark jar. Really fun, and I want to try out a pottery wheel at some point.

    Friends?

    Something stand out? Wanna be friends? Easy talking points include:

    • Digital works
    • Pixel Art
    • Painting
    • Art Muses

    Tabletop Role-Playing Games

    Historical

    I love these f'ing thangs. While I'm very familiar with D&D 5e at this point, and I've played a bit of it and Pathfinder 1e, but my passion is for Powered by the Apocalypse and even more experimental ones than that.

    Naturally, part of this is an interest in game design.

    PbtA

    PBTA - For you game designers, you have to check out MASKS, after you check out a base level one like Monster of the Week (my fav). Having stats that constantly move around really nails the "fictional positioning" thing that PbtA is trying to get at. It bypasses the whole "i'm trying to be smart so I'm going to roll Smart. Oh no i crit failed I guess i just don't know." by saying of course you're smart of course you're strong - but are you confident? Are you relatable? Are you rattled?

    FitD - Once I got used to Fictional Positioning and clocks I can't get the design strategy out of my head.

    Microgames/Jams

    All outta Bubblegum, Supernormal - smaller games but the design of push characters to be one thing by default and the opposite if they're lucky is extremely tight despite different implementations.

    You know the drill. Talk to me:

    • Specific TTRPG systems
    • Why tabletop rpg's are based AF

    Anime/Manga

    anilist

    Shonen

    jojo, jjk, bbb, etc

    Villainess

    you know

    Music

    yeah

    sorry to bail, it's already 3 o'clock.

    ETC

    I watch a lot of video gameplay moreso than even playing - i'm a video game designer by education and I have Opinions and Games I wish I could make. Though it's hard enough just to write them down. Honestly, the only reason i can do things is I suddenly get really passionate about something arbitrary like a funny meme in twitch chat and I spend the night working on it. i sometimes roll my eyes when someone complains about a video game or says it'd be better if something was changed because i'm the one with the game design bachelor lol. I did design consulting on two games and they both died on the vine Q_Q.

    Slowly is a cool app to acquire penpals but no one has really kept up the conversation for more than a couple letters :(

    I'm a big fan of vtubers especially indie ones, i stay up late because i worry this is the only time i can be productive, i've never seriously written in a diary, i've tried writing but i don't think i can be mean enough to the characters to make a compelling story. i used to love really modern looking houses and minimalist ui but i've started to wonder if it's too artificial and more just a reminder that everything we love is getting sanded off until there's nothing we can grab onto.

    game making

    So I have a really particular relationship with video games. On the one hand, I literally went to college for Video Game Design. On the other, I've never been more put off by games?

    Being able to get into game design later in life, especially with the ultimate realization of how in depth Psychologically a game is, and how video games are a powerful medium for art, I've truly become obnoxious. I've watched some GDC videos and whatever, but there's some really good content around like User Experience design, and some other like video essays and such. Like while I've made over two dozen games, they're mostly not that level of making something truly mind altering. I have a number of game ideas I want to make/see made that focus on like the relationship between the player and the game (for context, things like Doki Doki Literature Club or Undertale, though I have a soft spot for Eternal Darkness as a second-hand thing).

    I think some of the put-off part, is I don't often appreciate the challenge or like monotony to actually playing some games? To say nothing of how, I've really become hyper sensative to how I always grew up just with games as my "hobby" and defaulting to it. And I've recently been trying to push to things that are like unique and diverse? Like if you get into a conversation with someone and they're like, hey I saw this band live, and you're like oh um, I played another 4 rounds of fortnite. It's just not the same. You can live a life where you do both but I'm just swinging the pendulum a bit so I feel comfortable doing both.

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