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Image 1 — [Self] Clay sculpt of a mask
Image 2 — [Self] Clay sculpt of a mask
Image 3 — [Self] Clay sculpt of a mask

[Self] Clay sculpt of a mask

This is the mask of my favorite band. The original was made of wood, and I tried to replicate it to the best of my abilities.

u/CoffeeCoonGame — 1 day ago

Has anyone here played the co-op mode? What were your impressions?

My girlfriend and I recently played the co-op mode together, and we were curious what other people thought about it.

We both really love the game and already played a lot of it solo, but in co-op we noticed a few things that felt a little awkward.

First, in the camp, it sometimes didn’t feel like we were truly playing together because one player often had to wait for the other to finish something before they could do their own thing. The camera transitions also took control away from the other player pretty often, which made the flow feel a bit clunky.

Another issue we had was during dungeon runs. The second player (the goat character) was sometimes really hard to keep track of during fights. When a lot was happening on screen, the color palette and effects made it difficult to quickly see where that character was.

We still had a lot of fun overall and definitely enjoyed the game together, but I wanted to hear other people’s thoughts and experiences with the co-op mode. Did anyone else have similar issues, or was your experience different?

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u/CoffeeCoonGame — 4 days ago
▲ 289 r/space

If NASA’s Artemis program succeeds long-term, what do you think the first real lunar industry will be?

I often try to imagine what the future will look like now that we’re close to building a permanent base on the Moon, something that could realistically happen within our lifetime. But what comes next after that? For a sustained human presence, there must be viable business models that make lunar activity economically worthwhile in the long term. What kind of industry could emerge first to support that?
I can see tourism being one possibility, as well as mining, but what else?
I’d love to hear some creative ideas!

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u/CoffeeCoonGame — 9 days ago

Honestly, I can’t fully express how I felt while playing the DLC. At times, it felt like some kind of inception. I was playing a game that exists on another layer of reality, and that layer had its own abstraction on top of it.

don’t even know how to describe it properly, but it was beautiful. I’m so glad a game like this exists.

It gave me a feeling I’ve been chasing since childhood, the chance to step into the boots of an astronaut explorer and explore the universe.

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u/CoffeeCoonGame — 10 days ago
▲ 47 r/witcher

Hey guys! I’m currently reading "Tower of the Swallow", and so far I LOVE Ciri’s character. I started really loving her back when she was in Kaer Morhen and had a dead rat as decoration in her bedroom. I also love how CD Project Red portrayed her in the games, especially in the trailer for The Witcher 4.

That said, I didn’t like Ciri’s character in the TV series. To be honest, I only watched the first season, but there was something really off-putting about her portrayal. Since I watched the series before reading the books, I was so surprised to realize that I actually love her and find her adorable!

Am I the only one? Did you perceive her differently too?

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u/CoffeeCoonGame — 15 days ago