Jenna "the" Yow
@jannouna
narrative designer & general menace @ko-op.com they/them 🇱🇧🇺🇸
day 4: 📍ND ➡️ MN for lunch ➡️ WI we stopped by my college bestie's house for lunch in Minneapolis and Onion assumed his rightful throne
day 2: 📍MT ➡️ MT (Missoula to Miles City) Montana is a very big state. we picnicked along the Yellowstone River and some summer camp kids were enchanted by him
day 1: 📍 WA ➡️ MT onion is not a fan of truck stops but IS a fan of old westerns
sorry if anyone has been waiting with bated breath for my posts, ive been driving cross country and my phone thought i was in texas for most of it
zendaya wearing 3000 year old iranian artifacts as earrings to the premiere of the odyssey is insane on so many levels i don't even know where to begin
tinkering in blender again... added her to make sure my proportions are ok
cleaning up my ko-fi and was reminded that i used to offer commissions for twitter arguments 💀 if someone was replying in bad faith i would hit them with a link and told them i wouldn't engage further without compensation
i also have this print which is arguably the most important thing i'll ever make in my life and, coincidentally, is the cheapest thing i have for sale
US only because international shipping is uhhh bad! but i've got bandanas and prints for now, will slowly add more to my listings as i figure out what inventory i have lol
and here’s the slide to help all this make sense lol. we use a skeleton file that all npc interactions start in that then append the name of the npc currently being talked to and redirect to the node group based on type of content within that npc’s file
@marsmella.bsky.social and I are speaking at Narrascope this Sunday at 2:15 EST! Not to toot my own horn but it's going to be really good and you don't wanna miss it especially if you don't want me to hate you forever
i was making good progress on writing my personal project in january and then i got possessed by the need to crochet an entire throw blanket. anyway
gdc was at least easier to sift through because there were barely any narrative talks this year and so many of the talks were about AI. but now?
whole piece is worth the read but this hits the nail square on the head. people go in with their own expectations of what they're going to receive and then make it everyone's problems when they don't get what they assumed was a given. see: the pitt