Nathan Curtis
tshellstudio.bsky.social
Nathan Curtis
@tshellstudio.bsky.social
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Autistic puzzle constructor in the Boston area; part-time math teacher and recovering composer. I post variety puzzles at www.patreon.com/nathancurtis, and my latest puzzle hunt is available at verwalds-treasures.tortoiseshellstudio.com. He/him/his
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If you want something on Yudkowsky, go for @eruditorumpress.com's Neoreaction: a Basilisk. Dunno about Klein.
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I'm having company over tonight, so I won't be streaming. But please tune in next week!
I definitely get that, and for me there is definitely a skill issue when it comes to parrying. But I am also pretty patient when it comes to dodging. And also my favorite actiony fighty games are Hades I and II, so parry isn't even a consideration.
And dodging usually has a lot bigger window of opportunity if you're just interested in avoiding the attack. Just be where the attack isn't.
I haven't played many games with parry mechanics, but in BotW and TotK, the three-button combo of "target with ZL, then jump in the correct direction for the given attack at the right time" is more complicated than any other action in the game and my tiny gamer brain can't handle it.
Usually I don't start to get tired until I've written around 3/4 of the clues, but I'm not even halfway done with this one.
I really don't feel like writing clues today, but it's got to be done.
In certain chat room/MUD style situations, you could use this syntax to essentially emote without actually saying something. Basically, if I typed "/stares blankly" in something like IRC, other people would see "Tortoise stares blankly" as opposed to "Tortoise: stares blankly"
I'll have you know, when I had a mental health episode, everything went on main.
That's unfortunate, but I think your overall aesthetic is very different. I know a lot of people with a similar sort of haircut that I would never think to compare to that jerk. Still think you're awesome!
Streaming puzzle construction in 30 minutes at twitch.tv/tshellstudio! I will be trying to make a new-to-me format, so I invite you to come and watch me flail!
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I haven't looked into the abyss to see what Hendrix had to say, but you are awesome no matter what and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying.
So *that's* what that means!
Once, when I had a solo passage for bass trombone in Wind Symphony, the director wanted me to loosen up my playing. "Have you ever gone to the bar and just gotten plastered?"

"No"

Everyone in the ensemble turned to gawk at the trombonist who didn't drink.
The trombonists at the symphony usually wait until after the performance to crack open the beer.

Usually.
Do a werewolf movie and play "Good Morning Moon"
Reminds me I should quietly remove the similar sign my landord (or possibly downstairs neighbor idk) has in a little patch of our front yard. It's not even really accessible the way it's elevated from the sidewalk ffs.
I usually post 3 puzzles a month on various Mondays but I just started to an extra bonus puzzle for some subscribers on 5th Mondays.
Gonna be livestreaming puzzle construction at www.twitch.tv/tshellstudio in 15 minutes! I don't know what kind of puzzle I'm going to construct! Come and help me decide!
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This month I started offering an additional bonus puzzle every three months to patrons at $3/month and up, and the first extra bonus went up yesterday. Whether you're a paid member or not, you can visit www.patreon.com/nathancurtis to pledge $3/month to get a total of 40 puzzles per year.
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Darcy James Argue's Secret Society and Sungazer. This has the added bonus that if I'm going to a concert of anything on the rock-pop-folk spectrum, I'm probably representing the most obscure band.