Hello, procrastinating writer. I see you there, hunched over your keyboard with coffee/wine/chocolate in hand (ONE AT A TIME YOU FOOL) and a look of creeping despair on your face.
You can do it. There’s a whole week of time left!
Go you.
Hello, procrastinating writer. I see you there, hunched over your keyboard with coffee/wine/chocolate in hand (ONE AT A TIME YOU FOOL) and a look of creeping despair on your face.
You can do it. There’s a whole week of time left!
Go you.
When do the Predictions begin? After submission deadline? Anyone?
I feel seen.
Tea! It’s tea.
Just found out work is overstaffed and THEY LET ME OFF THE REST OF THE WEEK eeeeeeeee!
My predictions:
A game will win
There will be a lot of good games
It will be fun
Brian Rushton’s predictions are uncanny.
BURN THE WITCH.
It’s a simple case of analytics. His experience as an IF historian who has played (and reviewed) an exhaustive number of entries from previous years makes him uniquely positioned to predict future outcomes.
But yeah, it’s pretty spooky.
WHAT ELSE FLOATS?
A duck?
Brian Rushton turned me into a newt.
But you got better?
Very small rocks!
You know what is really spooky? That I reference this particular Mony Python joke in my upcoming IFComp game. So in joking about predictions, you’ve actually made a correct prediction.
You’re all witches!