Thought I’d get out of art block by just making something messy and quick. So I made fanart of a character Ive been recently obsessed with - Kyoko from CPunk Edgerunners season 2. I call this one “The World for a Child”
was talking with my friend and playing cyberpunk 2077 tonight and the conversation went to “what would your V post online.” So had to think about it a little. Any post of himself is usually from the back, no eyes, no face. He is a bit of attention hoe but won’t admit it. The way I play my Vincent is: he is a little bit of jackass, ignores calls and likes to post his selfies in stories so they disappear in twenty four hours.but his posts that stay are like: Bikes, cigs, leather,
crying too hard to keep going with this
I don’t think most people don’t understand how insane it is that Weak Kingsley survived cyberpsychosis. In most TTRPG iterations of Cyberpunk, developing cyberpsychosis is akin to permadeath for the player (house rules notwhistanding) and DM takes control of them like an NPC.Even after surviving going psycho, he loses all his parts, loses his home, gets targeted by amature thugs, becomes depressed and almost shoots himself. Him surviving cyberpsychosis and its effects and still manag
The Fool Ch2Chapter 2 is up of my Cyberpunk fic!https://archiveofourown.org/works/94915876/chapters/254814481#workskin“V! Good to see you, girl! W-”The conversation was like an echo, again and again and again, bouncing off the ‘scrapers and bar walls, changing just a bit each time.“What are you doing back?”“What are you doing here?”“Weren’t you in Atlanta?”“Ah,” I’d shrug. “Atlanta was too boring compared to home
CD Projekt Red is embarrassing the gaming industry. While new games are fighting for attention, The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk ...
Try it, and if you want, you can install it on my GitHub (the version running in the actual terminal is way faster than the website).
title says it all but to those who dont know what the necron (or necrontyr technically) are a 60 million year old race that accidently soled there souls to a bunch of "stupidly powerful aliens called the c'tan and now inhabit undying unfeeling robotic bodys and after getting revenge against the c'tan and winning a slightly important war called THE WAR IN HEAVEN they went for a quick power nap and have awoken to a bunch of lesser creatures living in there floor boards (aka space) and
Hi HN. GIFUP was an avatar and glitter generator I ran from 2007; it made about 1.3M animations before the web moved on. This year I rebuilt the domain as a set of GIF tools where the encoding happens in the tab via ffmpeg.wasm: video to GIF, compress, resize, crop, captions, GIF to MP4, plus presets that fit Discord, Slack, Twitch and WhatsApp limits.Nothing is uploaded. The file is read from disk, FFmpeg runs in WebAssembly, and the result is handed back as a blob. The engine is about 10 MB co
Proof that being messy sometimes gets you what you want.
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Nearly half of Cyberpunk 2’s quest team began as modders, according to CD Projekt Red’s Pawel Sasko, who described modding as a practical route into game development. The studio has hired more than 20 former modders and incorporated community-made content into The Witcher 3’s next-gen update, crediting and compensating its creators.
Cyberpunk 2's Game Associate Director Pawel Sasks states that half of its quest team is made up of ex-modders and reaffirms ...
The CD Projekt Red dev now asks "what we can improve" ...
The Witcher was developed on BioWare's Aurora engine, but the Dragon Age studio did more than just share its tech.
The histories of CD Projekt Red and BioWare are deeply intertwined ...
Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3 are crossing over with a new event out now, thanks to an update from developer CD Projekt Red.
Immortality is a strange promise in a cyberpunk world? One of the ideas we’re exploring in Perpetua, our cyberpunk roguelike deckbuilder, is what eternal life would mean for the people living with it. You play as Jonas, a police officer cloned to serve a massive vertical city for eternity. Then a weapon capable of killing immortals appears, throwing the city into chaos. Cybernetic upgrades also shape how you play: you can equip different parts of your body to build around your cards, but p