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Escape room done!
Here is the TCF page: Escape room: Duality #1Steam Workshop::Escape room Duality #1
Escape room done!
The quality of this map is not what I'd like it to be. I am currently working on a rework.
Here is the TCF page: Escape room: Obelus #1Steam Workshop::Escape room Obelus #1
Daily Dose of Nature #26:
Multiflora Rose, or Rosa multiflora (such a creative name (it's a rose with many flowers)), is a species of rose native to Eastern Asia. It has been introduced to North America, where it is now considered invasive. Multiflora rose is still planted as an ornamental, despite its habit of escaping the landscaping and taking over the land for miles around.Attachments
-Escape Room Status (8/9/24)-
The map is coming along nicely, I don't have much more to do now (though I still haven't started testing).
I just finished placing over 60,000 walls... For reasons.
Fun fact, Shark ai is really annoying to deal with.
Daily Dose of Nature #25:
Eleaegnus umbellata, or Autumn Olive, or Japanese Silverberry, or Umbellata Oleaster, or Autumn Eleaegnus, or Spreading Oleaster, or Autumnberry (I hate common names), is a species of flowering shrub native to East Asia, ranging from the Himalayas to Japan.
Daily Dose of Nature #24:
Elms are deciduous and semi-deciduous trees in the genus Ulmus in the family Ulmaceae. They are distributed over most of the northern hemisphere. The leaves have a sandpaper texture, and are almost always uneven at the base. Elms are important in natural forests, and are used in landscaping.Attachments
Daily Dose of Nature #23:
English Ivy, or Common Ivy, or just Ivy (Hedera helix), is a specie of flowering plant in the family Araliaceae. It is native to most of Europe and pats of Western Asia, but is considerd invasive in most other parts of the world. Ivy is commonly used as an ornamental plant (which really doesn't help with keeping it under control).Attachments
Daily Dose of Nature #22:
Nutsedge (Cyperus rotundus) is a species of sedge native to Africa, Southern and Central Europe, and Southern Asia. It has long been eaten for the nutritional value of the tubers, and is used as a famine crop in some areas.
Daily Dose of Nature #21:
Monochamus is a genus of longhorn beetles found throughout the world. They are commonly known as Sawyers because their larvae bore into dead or dying trees, especially conifers. The adults live in the tops of trees (usually pine), and lay eggs in the bark, where the larva will grow.Attachments
Doesn't this look like a frog?
It's a strip of bacon on a plate
Daily Dose of Nature #20:
Chicory (Chichorium intybus) is a slightly woody herbaceous perennial plant in the Aster family. Native to Europe, it has been introduced to the Americas and Australia. Many varietes are cultivated for edible leaves, blanched buds, and roots.
-Escape Room Status (8/3/24)-
Progress is good, I've managed to do quite a lot in the time I've worked on it.
It's honestly surprising how quickly this is moving now that I'm not dealing with a two-player map.
Daily Dose of Nature #19:
Snek Saturday!
The Black Rat Snake, or Pantherophis obsoletus, is a species of nonvenomous snake native to central North America. Black rat snakes can be found in a number of habitats, but seem to have a preference for wooded area, especially Oak trees. They are excellent climbers, and spend a significant amount of their time in trees, and they are also competent swimmers.Attachments
Daily dose of nature #18:
Frog(forg) Friday!
The Gray Treefrog (Dryophytes versicolor) (that's probably what this is, I really can't tell, it could also be the Cope's Gray Treefrog(which looks identical)), is a small arboreal tree frog native to much of the eastern United States and southern Canada.Attachments
New month, new pfp
Time to throw some new funny stuff into the TCF:
Daily dose of nature #17:
Trifolium repens, or White Clover, is a herbaceous perennial plant in the bean family (Fabaceae(legumes)). It is native to Europe and central Asia, but has been spread all across the world. It can now be found in almost any patch of grass (that hasn't been blasted to hell with chemicals) in North America, Australia, and New Zealand, among others.
8/18/24: Terradle in 4
8/17/24: Terradle in 2
8/16/24: Terradle in 6
8/15/24: Terradle in 6
8/14/24: Terradle in 10
8/13/24: Terradle in 6
8/12/24: Terradle in 7
8/11/24: Terradle in 3
8/10/24: Terradle in 6
8/9/24: Terradle in 3
8/8/24: Terradle in 4
8/7/24: Terradle in 3
8/6/24: Terradle in 12
8/5/24: Terradle in 3
8/4/24: Terradle in 2
8/3/24: Terradle in 4
8/2/24: Terradle in 9
8/1/24: Terradle in 3
-Escape Room Status (7/30/24)-
I'm not exactly sure what I was thinking when I decided to theme a map after the TCF... I just can't really figure out a way to tell any of the stories that won't get in the way of the map itself, and only being here a few months doesn't help either.
So I've ditched that plan.
Daily Dose of Nature #16:
Queen Anne's Lace, or Daucus carota, or Wild Carrot, European Wild Carrot, Bird's nest, or Bishop's Lace, is a flowering plant in the family Apiaceae. It is native to temperate regions of Europe and Asia, and has been naturalized in the Americas. Skin contact with the foliage (especially when wet) can cause dermatitis in some people.
I'm back!
Daily dose of Nature #15:
Geraniums are a genus of 422 species of flowering plants. They are found in the temperate regions of the world, with the greatest diversity in the eastern Mediterranean region. Pelargonium is another genus whose common name is Geranium, though Pelargoniums are not true Geraniums.
I will be gone for the next few days, and I'm unable to do today's Daily Dose of Nature. -
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