/cy/ - Cyberpunk

>>964
not rly, I mean I have rough sketches here and there, but they're not really for show off, but I'll have more to show when I finish some locations

What genre is the game? FPS? Roguelite? Grand Strategy?

>>983
point and click adventure

>>962
what technology (game engine / own stuff) you will use?

Add a skinny tower which has an elevator that takes you to the top and then flying ships underneath you and you have to jump at the right time or you get squished. Add phaser guns to shoot enemies. Add multiple planets and a market that you can buy things at and an open world option which lets you just go around and explore. Add ai's that talk to you like a VN. Add underworld. Add music. Don't use GTK!

Recommendations like the PkD essay or for curated collections of essays?

>>1025
looking for essays on related topics.

>>1028
Nice but you can only read the lisp article and some in the odds and ends section

btw thanks for the link op this is very cool, bumping for interest

Neon lights and colourful LEDs.
Some kind of anarchic work and tinkerplace occupying the room. The wires must come from somewhere afterall and the low life makes money recycling electronics, breeding something into marketable offspring, or having an oversized wildly modded together cpu dominating the room for some nefarious online sheme in its rented apartments or improvised hideouts.
If you dont have a hobby like that and are willing to life in the junk of all the shit you collected from your cities dumpsters or sustain a humongous electricity bill for a gamerPC set up taking up half of your room or a bunch of aquariums and lavalamps bubbling away with lit up liquids as part of an omnious trinket collection that will either gain you the admiration of your guests or many confused questions this might get somewhat complicated to pull off.
The coroporate jobber low middleclass or anyone with an officially listed income might life in prefab appartments where most surfaces are made of some stuff or plating that looks as if it was quickly assembled like IKEA furniture, most surfaces being in use for something as space is expensive in the 21th century. The less cramped places might follow a somewhat pleasant industrial design.
If you want your room to look from the inside like a 70s multistorybloc looks from the outside you need to commit seriously so it doesnt look hideously or ends up being a problematic construction and if you got a landlord this might end up not achievable.
Darkness and colourful lights, a careful selection of furniture(Steel cabinets?) and wallpapers or even concrete/rust optic spatula technique coatings for selected walls if your landlord is ok with it or you are lucky to own your four walls might take you to a desirable outcome tho.

>>956
No sheets on the mattress? Are you an animal?

I've always thought one of the coolest modification that I'll do to a place of my own some day is build wall mounted terminals that connect to some sort of multi user system.

video related

>>996
pretty much

>>984
It's not exactly a secret, they have statues for Lacan, Derrida and some other.

I generally don't watch much anime, but fuck I adore this show

Yea not bad, watched it in 2/3 days when bored, hoped for something better when I finished it btw

>>941
pleb filtered

>>984
THANK YOU

I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THAT WEBSITE FOR YEARS

I remember there was one out there I had found that did side by side shot comparisons of ergo and famous movies/paintains etc. but could never find it again.

>>1007
Cash has the promise of new cyberpunk markets not before feasible

>Bounty hunting and assassination markets

>Being assigned by missions to beat up random strangers because they didn't pay back their loan on time

>Speculating on narcotic futures

>Online order prostitutes

>Being handed a sealed package by a shady man you don't know so you can deliver it to the final recipient

>Having to pay a monthly subscription to your local gang so they don't mug you

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You really chose a backwater to post this one. These are the other spaces I know of.
https://lainchan.org and the Lainzine
https://blackfogzine.org/
https://www.neondystopia.com/
https://www.cyberpunkforums.com/
and of course the cyb subreddits

Good luck!

>>998
>lainchan after 2018
>subreddits

i cry

>>999
Checked.

>>1000
Checked.

>>999
Triple reverse satan check

>>998
please go back, there is a reason why we choose this backwater.

some! depends on the strength of the door jamb/steel door etc. in a regular house usually a good crowbar (strong legs) will work

>>210Lucky! I would love to find some great parts in some dumpsters around here. But I live in a small redneck town where no one ever even got into computers yet now everyone has to have a damn smartphone.The only interesting find I've ever had in a dumpster is a nice bowling ball that I decided to throw off a building and let it roll into oncoming traffic just out of sheer boredom.

i found a laser.

I wouldn't recommend taking lockpicking tools, getting caught with them isn't fun.

Saved a Sega Genesis last year that had Vectorman in it. But that's been it since the early 2010s when I saved a 13" CRT that I still have in my room.

The Last Night is probably going to be pretty good

It looks like a promising game, but there's already too much drama surrounding it to come out unscathed.

>>666Fuck the drama, you can still enjoy a work of art while avoid the drama surrounding it's creator

What was the overall thoughts on this game?

In the meantime, I suggest you guys start running LibreMesh (https://libremesh.org/) with cjdns (https://phillymesh.net/2016/04/21/cjdns-on-openwrt-part-3-installing-configuring-cjdns/), in case worst comes to worst.

>>916
>will you join us?
yes

>>914
I wonder where they are now.

>>927
I remember reading a Reddit post detailing exactly that. Considering they were at MIT, they’ve all done quite well for themselves.

>>928
Got a link to that Reddit post?

>>914
This is the Wearable Computing group, MIT Media Lab in 1995. Head Mounted Displays (HMDs) were close to impossible to get so most of it was hacked out of (analog!) display kits, videocam displays or expensive entertainment headsets. Fast forward 20 years and affordable HMDs are still a pipe dream. The bags carry the Single Board Computers and batteries. They are similar to the Pi/Arduino/Beagle, which are widely available these days and very much affordable. Input is usually done by a chording keyboard like the BAT or Twiddler (Jeld by the guy far right. I believe the company that makes it is still around.)

If you are interested, look for archives of the USENET group comp.sys.wearables.

>>915
Steve Mann, far left is now in the U of Toronto and Thad Starner, far right is in GA Tech. Sorry, I don't remember the others.

>>916
Jokes aside, yes, they all ran Linux ;)