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1. Bit Shift deadname

   @widget Yeah, death is permanent in Nethack. (Well, you can be saved from a single fatal thing by an amulet of life saving, but once you actually do die, that's it for that character.)

   Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:55:54 UTC from web
   • Toothpaste Pony!

     I have the oddest need to make an RPG game out of nowhere right now. The heck. D:

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:46:13 UTC in context
   • Bit Shift Toothpaste Pony!

     @minti I've been feeling the urge to make a roguelike for a while now and I don't know why. D:

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:47:22 UTC in context
   • Toothpaste Pony!

     @bitshift Because roguelikes are awesome?

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:47:45 UTC in context
   • Indy Guest Toothpaste Pony!

     @minti DO IT!

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:47:59 UTC in context
   • Bit Shift Toothpaste Pony!

     @minti Well, yes. But my roguelike needs are more than satisfied by Brogue, so I'm not sure why I still feel like making one. :/

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:48:39 UTC in context
   • Bit Shift deadname

     @widget It's a subgenre of dungeon-crawler characterized by a number of things, chiefly random dungeon generation and permadeath. Most of them are either descended from, or partly inspired by the dungeon-crawler Rogue, hence the name.

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:50:13 UTC in context
   • Toothpaste Pony! deadname

     @widget I can't really explain it well without getting many details wrong so here have a Wikipedia article. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roguelike

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:50:17 UTC in context
   • Techdisk deadname

     @widget Its like... A rogue.

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:50:59 UTC in context
   • Bit Shift Brogue , deadname

     @widget Nethack is pretty much the defining example of a roguelike, yeah. (Though as I said, !Brogue is actually the one I most enjoy right now, and also the one I would recommend to newcomers to the genre.)

     Friday, 13-Jul-12 04:52:42 UTC in context