Elemental dungeons - New challenges that require you to change it up.

It feels really formal right now when I post this kind of off the cuff content here. I like things to be more simple and informal. Steam just makes me feel like its not the kind of stuff the platform is intended for. I am in a position right now where it is very important that I build my brand as a content creator on platforms that I find comfortable. (lbry, discussions) Yet I am kind of forced into this rigid place on steam. Anyway here is a vlog I put together with me just giving a lot of my thoughts regarding Revulsion. I want to be an eccentric weirdo who makes cool stuff. I worry that Steam may not be great for that kind of thing. But maybe its fine. I hope everyone here is ok with me doing my thing.

My next update will be specifics given regarding the new mission I want to put together. My idea is that these new missions will follow a new design style that holds true to what is already in the game. The new missions will be a type of elemental dungeon set where depending on the element of the dungeon different types of weapons and armor will have different advantages / disadvantages.

This provides unique challenges as well increases the loot aspect as you may want different gear depending on the element most prevalent within each place. Ice weapons will be pretty useless in a ice environment for example.

--- Below is my Vlog ---

Lets go over my thoughts on my Revulsion first person shooter Revisit.

https://open.lbry.com/@TheCastle:8/VlogRevulsionUpdate_Final:6?r=92HAn5NvTouBRKMbFnBnDMKY2uYvdUJC

I go into a whole host of different topics while I mostly remark on my thoughts on taking another look at Revulsion as a gaming experience. I talk about the potential possibility of developing the project in a new branch that could even have an additional store page. People who currently own Revulsion right now could get the new branch for free. The new branch could then be brought back into an early access state while I continue to further develop the project. Its 17 minutes but I go into a ton of different things.