Campo Largo VN
@campolargo.bsky.social
Furry visual novel about an anxious deer on a mission in South America...
Writer and artist: @toledo.bsky.social
Writer and artist: @toledo.bsky.social
ALL OF THE ABOVE
November 30, 2025 at 8:10 PM
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Here's the comment with the crossfading code, BTW!
Appearing out of nowhere nearly a year after I asked my question, haha.
Appearing out of nowhere nearly a year after I asked my question, haha.
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October 30, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Here's the comment with the crossfading code, BTW!
Appearing out of nowhere nearly a year after I asked my question, haha.
Appearing out of nowhere nearly a year after I asked my question, haha.
Oh wow! How did that go for you?
October 21, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Oh wow! How did that go for you?
I honestly have no idea! I only have one data point for the word, which is that it was ubiquitous among missionaries in NE Argentina ~18 years ago, haha.
Another one: "faudge," from Spanish "fallar," meaning "to fail to keep an appointment." Ex. "they've faudged us four times already..."
Another one: "faudge," from Spanish "fallar," meaning "to fail to keep an appointment." Ex. "they've faudged us four times already..."
October 17, 2025 at 6:05 PM
I honestly have no idea! I only have one data point for the word, which is that it was ubiquitous among missionaries in NE Argentina ~18 years ago, haha.
Another one: "faudge," from Spanish "fallar," meaning "to fail to keep an appointment." Ex. "they've faudged us four times already..."
Another one: "faudge," from Spanish "fallar," meaning "to fail to keep an appointment." Ex. "they've faudged us four times already..."
Oh, thank you! So glad you liked it :)
October 14, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Oh, thank you! So glad you liked it :)
Oh yeah! That's makes sense!
And it points to subcultural differences, too! "Palms up" as a prayer stance isn't used in LDS contexts; it's generally hands clasped (especially adults) or arms folded (especially children).
And it points to subcultural differences, too! "Palms up" as a prayer stance isn't used in LDS contexts; it's generally hands clasped (especially adults) or arms folded (especially children).
October 14, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Oh yeah! That's makes sense!
And it points to subcultural differences, too! "Palms up" as a prayer stance isn't used in LDS contexts; it's generally hands clasped (especially adults) or arms folded (especially children).
And it points to subcultural differences, too! "Palms up" as a prayer stance isn't used in LDS contexts; it's generally hands clasped (especially adults) or arms folded (especially children).
I'm glad this scene resonated with you!
I've wondered how people would respond to it — I haven't encountered prayer in the furry VN space, really. There's an unusual intimacy to it.
I've wondered how people would respond to it — I haven't encountered prayer in the furry VN space, really. There's an unusual intimacy to it.
October 14, 2025 at 4:23 PM
I'm glad this scene resonated with you!
I've wondered how people would respond to it — I haven't encountered prayer in the furry VN space, really. There's an unusual intimacy to it.
I've wondered how people would respond to it — I haven't encountered prayer in the furry VN space, really. There's an unusual intimacy to it.
And today I've figured out how to do an interesting visual effect for Route 4! :D
October 13, 2025 at 6:31 PM
And today I've figured out how to do an interesting visual effect for Route 4! :D