Ayo. Life's been giving lemons of various quality. Graduated, managed to move out, found a job, trying to give up substances (mostly alcohol (even though I'm not much of an alcoholic), wasn't fan of cigs anyway). It's been a nice little journey, on a path to healing.

...the you mean it's been whole year? Okay, I might have procrastinated juuuuust a bit. Alright nah that's vile. Every time I was outside, on my way home, I've brainstormed ideas, tried out to piece together some writing — only to sit down with a sigh at my chair and say 'Nah, screw it, not today'. Every single time. And now I'm even debating whether it's worth to do anything on janitor. Not because of all the developments and literally 1984 moments, but it just doesn't hit the same anymore. It just feels all the same.

On a plus side, thanks to our goat @temto, I've had an inspiration/streak of plagiarism with their Post-Magic Warfare. Imagine fantasy dieselpunk, and it's actually dnd/ttrpg setting. Yep. Crazy. Anyways there isn't anything to show up for because of my, uh, work ethics. But I suppose I had to get it off my chest. If you're reading this, thanks, goat.

Since I'm not planning on writing bots as of late, you can have my ideas. Just make sure if not credit, at least, uh, let me know it's used, just so I can see your vision. And add to the list below.

• Cop insider helping criminal {user} in y2k;

• Fallout Enclave bots (with Enclave Reborn Redux as a Canon);

• Post-Magic Warfare (underground org (xcom+scp?) trying to disrupt megacorp's plans of researching otherworldly entities);

• Xcom 2 bot (basically make set of soldiers and blah blah blah);

• Graduation party in a cottage but it's actually wholesome;

• Remake of my Rogue Rangers bot (and remake of my every other bot for that matter);

• Rimworld bot (crashlanded pilot for the megacorp with her trusty mute synth);

• Rimworld bot (waster {char} running a neutral zone nightclub);

That's about it, from what I can remember at least, maybe I'll manage to recall some more and add them later. Anyways, thanks for tuning in. See you around?