Migrated from Lemm.ee under the same username.
Can confirm it feels nice. You don’t get any of the physical sensation of course, but you do get a lot of the symbolic feelings. Like, “it’s nice sharing this intimate moment with you”.
If it’s someone you have feelings for, it’s pretty nice. If you do it with pretty much anyone then it’s more just a nice comforting feeling.
Side-by-side, it doesn’t compare to the real thing, but when you live far apart, it’s nice to get any closeness you can find.
Had some fun drawing this :3
Context because I’m a gremlin
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/B9780443121081000145
In the most technical way, that green is what you would get.
If you blend the colors with a gradient, you get these, which to me feels like a more natural blend:
More muddied and dull versus the technically correct color.
The way I mentioned, yellow and blue don’t blend to make that sort of green. Comes out a lot duller than the green shown in the drawing:
It’s a play on how real skin color tends to work. Most of the time, (but not always,) the child tends to get a skin shade somewhere between the parents. Just like if you averaged the colors.
Using that same logic, the second pencils would have expected a yellowish-blue baby. Instead they got the technically correct, but unexpected color of green.
The joke comes from how colors are mixed. Red and white will always make pink but green and blue make different colors depending on if you’re adding or subtracting colors.
Additive color (RGB) is when you shine red green and blue flashlights at a wall. If all three meet, you get white light.
Subtractive color (CMY) is where you add pigments to a surface that absorb certain colors. Adding cyan, magenta, and yellow pigments results in a black surface since all light gets absorbed. (Normally it’s CMYK for printing where K is black so you can get deeper blacks)
Posted my (admittedly late) verdict under another comment.
Kinda forgot the update lol.
The demo is a pretty good. It’s a bit limited in terms of progression, but there’s a good concept in there. You can certainly have a lot of fun if you want to try and push the demo to its limits.
I felt it needed some rework with a few of the mechanics. Little oddities or mechanics that could be improved.
One small example is the villagers that sell items. They leave the house, walk to the storage, pick up some items, then carry them to the market. Instead of walking back to the storage they respawn at the house and do it all over again. Kinda silly on it’s own. On top of that, any gathered crops are instantly put in the warehouse without villagers having to carry them over. The combination of those two means there’s zero reason to not put the houses, warehouses, and market right next to each other.
It’s things like that which really show how much work is still needed. It’s certainly not bad. Far from it. I just hope the dev is able to notice things like these and is willing to rework parts of the game.
Giving the demo a try. Will report back how it is.
Next you’re gonna tell me the Word logo isn’t a .docx file???