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YossarianIII wrote:Glad to see there was a Jeopardy! parody! (I got an error message after choosing the Roger Rabbit answer, but based on the previous posts, it sounds like this was fixed in future updates.)

Congrats!

Hi, YossarianIII! Ironically, I was just about to message you about something. And oh my goodness, yes, that was the incredibly buggy version, which has definitely been fixed since then. You'll also have missed three extra costumes.
All the same, thank you for your kind words and the hat report!

Ooh, also, everyone, I just want to note that I included a link to a mirror site, so if anyone's having trouble downloading, get it from there.

Aside from the additional costumes, I should mention that I also modified the introductory scene and (hopefully) better clarified the rules of Angry Birds. (To be exact, you're supposed to figure out which team will lead to a successful mission. So, don't feel like you're missing anything by not playing the other games or something along those lines. You're meant to figure out which characters work best together based off their interactions. You could say it's a bit like The Resistance meets Guess Who.)

Dreamgazer wrote: Aside from the additional costumes, I should mention that I also modified the introductory scene and (hopefully) better clarified the rules of Angry Birds.

Ah, interesting. I do think clarifying the premise of Angry Birds sounds like a good idea.




Also, I decided that I would start leaving gift art on some of the games I've played so far -- unusual gift art!

Now, I'm not someone who's ever celebrated 4/20 before... but I feel like this particular piece of fan art might be appropriate for today.

Here's my tribute to the Snoop scene in Romeo & Juliet:

YossarianIII wrote:Also, I decided that I would start leaving gift art on some of the games I've played so far -- unusual gift art!

Now, I'm not someone who's ever celebrated 4/20 before... but I feel like this particular piece of fan art might be appropriate for today.

Oh, wow! I definitely wasn't expecting this. You are such a creative person. Talk about Snoop photobombing. Freud would definitely have a field day with this picture!

Played this a while ago and it was brilliant! Oh man, it kept me laughing for ages

The best was the Romeo and Juliet google translate bit, I practically crying it was so funny!

I played this last night, and it was lovely! I really loved the selection screen (I guess it served as the main menu?), and the variety of fun things you came up with was great. I particularly enjoyed the Mad Libs

Great job this NaNo, and looking forward to more from you!

Harliqueen wrote:Played this a while ago and it was brilliant! Oh man, it kept me laughing for ages

The best was the Romeo and Juliet google translate bit, I practically crying it was so funny!

Aww, thanks, Harliqueen! I'm so glad my humor managed to hit the mark for you.

ALCOR_etc wrote:I played this last night, and it was lovely! I really loved the selection screen (I guess it served as the main menu?), and the variety of fun things you came up with was great. I particularly enjoyed the Mad Libs

Great job this NaNo, and looking forward to more from you!

Hi, ALCOR_etc! I really appreciate all the kind words. I'm delighted to hear you had fun!

Yes, indeed, that that is my "main menu." I was aiming for a flash game sort of feel because I was really under the wire and I knew I wouldn't have time to put together a nice-looking main menu screen. So, I pulled the same trick that I used in the Valentine Edition and just did without the main menu. I'm glad to hear it turned out well visually!

In that case, please do keep an eye out for my next game! And, of course, you're always welcome to share the funniest words you chose for Mad Libs.

Just wanted to pop in and mention that the demo for Ready, Set, Parody's hosts - Beauty and the War (X Playing Pieces) - has been released! Feel free to mosey on over here and check it out.

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