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I did a video, through the Steam recorder, and uploaded it to Rumble. I probably went through the Venture a little quick but I also fly out to my home base Alexandria and roam around there a bit, though I forgot to go down to the lounge area. Let's see if this link works: <iframe class="rumble"...

Yeah I really respect Hello Games for what they did with it and for the fans. Last night I went back in and started tinkering with it and got lost in just rebuilding it, luckily I have a pretty big stock of salvaged parts in the cache, and now I made it a bit bigger and changed a few things, so...

Well the game glitched and I sort of lost the Venture. I had just picked up a new space whale when the game CTD and when I brought it back up the corvette in the Venture's spot was the most basic sort of default ship. It's still got all its cargo and tech modules intact but otherwise it has to...

I don't have any programs to capture in game video, I could look into, but can post a video directly to thread like I can with images? The Venture is pretty simple, a ramp into a cargo bay, and then stairs up to main living\operating area that leads to the cockpit. The Kamrani has a lot more...

Here's a shot of the galley to the bridge on the Venture as well as a shot of it parked above CNS Alexandria, my floating base on my home planet. I have a shot of the cargo bay but it's not that interesting. The Venture is also a very narrow ship, compared to the Kamrani, so there wasn't a lot...

On the Venture, I've flipped the leading edge wing cowlings around to the back, to give it more of of a game accurate look, and moved the boarding ramp to the back more for convenience than anything else and given it more of a proper nose. I've dressed out the inside and I think I'm getting...

For those that don't know No Man's Sky just added the ability to build custom corvettes in the game. So what was the first thing I did? I built a Venture class and then a Kamrani. I took some artistic license with the Venture, because even the blueprint images out there are kind of simple, and...

There's a lot of political and moral philosophizing that goes into this. Was it genocide? Not really at least no more so than the A Bomb attacks during WW2. The Japanese people, as a race, were not wiped out in those attacks but it was a massive hit to their population. The Kilrathi, likewise...

I'm a little ambivalent on the character of Trip, in this movies. The character was created for the movie but there was another man, named William Harvey Carney, who actually did pick up the flag after the color guard had been killed at the assault on Fort Wagner. He carried the flag all the way...

I wonder if it that's tempting fate too much for a company. I mean Pan Am was featured strongly in 2001: A Space Odyssey and where are they now?

I remember trying to play an old NES Akira game back in the day that was more of a n RPG. This one looks like it would have be pretty fun.

From what it sounds like it wouldn't be quite as limited as the SNES Classic, because it looks like they're using SD Cards for the games. If that's the case then by all means give me all the WC games.

I call this one Blue Steel

I'll try and do a couple of screen grabs tomorrow. The paint scheme isn't spectacular because the game, as far as i know, doesn't support textured skins, but a I just kind of stuck to the green\yellow\white of the early WC games.

So I don't know if anyone here plays Simple Planes but for my first upload plane, on the SP website, I chose to do the F-57 Sabre. I picked it because, as far as I could see, there aren't any WC planes on Simple Planes and figured it was worth a run.* I really wanted to do my all time favorite...

You know with all the naysayers out there saying this game will never be "released", it's videos like this that put me in the mind of, "Oh, there's no game fine, I just want to watch that movie."

So I'm giving the campaign another go. I started it on June 1st to try and capitalize on the Nerdist contest. More importantly, since the failure of the first campaign I rejiggered the project page and posted fully HALF of the book so if you want to get a really good idea of what the story is...

I'm thinking about putting together a website to help promote my books on Inkshares and basically give myself at least a modicum of web presence. I've looked at Wix and Squarespace, but I haven't had a website since Microsoft Frontpage was in it's first version, and I don't know if their setup...

One of the things I realized, as the campaign came to an end, is that I kind of approached things a little backwards with the publicity. I hit up everyone I knew on Facebook and waited a bit for them to put in an order and things went kind of slow. As I closed in on the last month of the...

I don't know that it's really a trap. It's very akin to regular self publishing with the exceptions that, there is no guaranteed publishing unless the goals are hit and most if not all of the publicity you have to do is on the front end, rather than the back end, like traditional self...