post some good mspfa or derivatives in here! that be from the actual mspfa site, a forum adventure, anything inbetween or otherwise!
MSPFA recommendation zone
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MSPFA recommendation zone
a bit of a gray area in this board, but still something i think could go of use for some
post some good mspfa or derivatives in here! that be from the actual mspfa site, a forum adventure, anything inbetween or otherwise!
post some good mspfa or derivatives in here! that be from the actual mspfa site, a forum adventure, anything inbetween or otherwise!
Re: MSPFA recommendation zone
Good day: Response of Bi-Bo.
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We love Bibo very much because he always survive by using some funny ways. Re: MSPFA recommendation zone
Good day! Response of Bi-bo.
Unclear on "MSPFA"! Quest of the centuries, heavens magical doragon? So I'm sorry!
We love Bibo very much because he always survive by using some funny ways. Re: MSPFA recommendation zone
been a few months and no activity (sorry bibo). i'll reccomend some myself then
Conjoined Session - [sburb, suggestions, shitpost, fankids, fantrolls, fanspecies]
John Ruins a Wedding - [homestuck, alternate]
How Did We Get Here - [sburb, fankids, horror, suggestions]
Ior - [ior, nonmspa]
Two of You! - [puzzles, flipjam2023, suggestions, split]
SCHASM - [flipjam2023, sleuthlike, suggestions]
Entropy Man - [sleuthlike, puzzles, suggestions]
Crossmound - [sburb, fantroll]
A Game of Chess - [caliborn, calliope, chess]
Conjoined Session - [sburb, suggestions, shitpost, fankids, fantrolls, fanspecies]
John Ruins a Wedding - [homestuck, alternate]
How Did We Get Here - [sburb, fankids, horror, suggestions]
Ior - [ior, nonmspa]
Two of You! - [puzzles, flipjam2023, suggestions, split]
SCHASM - [flipjam2023, sleuthlike, suggestions]
Entropy Man - [sleuthlike, puzzles, suggestions]
Crossmound - [sburb, fantroll]
A Game of Chess - [caliborn, calliope, chess]
Re: MSPFA recommendation zone
i don't think i ever saw this thread!
you all here probably already know my top rec, for sure- the tapestry has been ongoing for 7 years now, isn't that fucking crazy? it's a whole cavalcade of neat ideas about homestuck jammed down the throat of a separate in-depth sci-fi worldbuilding project, which is also grafted onto another decades-old sci-fi worldbuilding project in the form of monckat's spore universe. it's awesome, enough said! i'm even coming to appreciate it a lot more as i revisit homestuck and finally grasp all of its cool meta themes that i didn't really care about when i first started reading it.
aside from that, autopraxis is a recent up-and-comer that seriously beats ass, by the now-wizened and matured creator of hexane, audrey! i never read hexane, but i know a lot of people liked it back in the day for being a huge sburbventure that does the game "right", and i think autopraxis promises to do the same (holy crap, over 400 pages in 4 months! with almost-daily updates), if in a much more measured and smart way than hexane did. i don't actually care about hexane, that's mostly just me trying to find reasons why you should read it, but really you should read it because it's good. everything about it is just great-- art, animation, music, writing, characters, cool sburb shit that makes you go "whoa hey whoa whoa whoa hey what? that fucking rules?"
you all here probably already know my top rec, for sure- the tapestry has been ongoing for 7 years now, isn't that fucking crazy? it's a whole cavalcade of neat ideas about homestuck jammed down the throat of a separate in-depth sci-fi worldbuilding project, which is also grafted onto another decades-old sci-fi worldbuilding project in the form of monckat's spore universe. it's awesome, enough said! i'm even coming to appreciate it a lot more as i revisit homestuck and finally grasp all of its cool meta themes that i didn't really care about when i first started reading it.
aside from that, autopraxis is a recent up-and-comer that seriously beats ass, by the now-wizened and matured creator of hexane, audrey! i never read hexane, but i know a lot of people liked it back in the day for being a huge sburbventure that does the game "right", and i think autopraxis promises to do the same (holy crap, over 400 pages in 4 months! with almost-daily updates), if in a much more measured and smart way than hexane did. i don't actually care about hexane, that's mostly just me trying to find reasons why you should read it, but really you should read it because it's good. everything about it is just great-- art, animation, music, writing, characters, cool sburb shit that makes you go "whoa hey whoa whoa whoa hey what? that fucking rules?"
the something excellent forum has been SAVED in time for the holiday season! thank you deacon
Re: MSPFA recommendation zone
fucckkkk yes. can't believe i missed up on listing the tapestry on my first listing here.. maybe i just thought that every body here would already be familar with it. oh wellMARY wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2024 10:22 am i don't think i ever saw this thread!
you all here probably already know my top rec, for sure- the tapestry has been ongoing for 7 years now, isn't that fucking crazy? it's a whole cavalcade of neat ideas about homestuck jammed down the throat of a separate in-depth sci-fi worldbuilding project, which is also grafted onto another decades-old sci-fi worldbuilding project in the form of monckat's spore universe. it's awesome, enough said! i'm even coming to appreciate it a lot more as i revisit homestuck and finally grasp all of its cool meta themes that i didn't really care about when i first started reading it.
aside from that, autopraxis is a recent up-and-comer that seriously beats ass, by the now-wizened and matured creator of hexane, audrey! i never read hexane, but i know a lot of people liked it back in the day for being a huge sburbventure that does the game "right", and i think autopraxis promises to do the same (holy crap, over 400 pages in 4 months! with almost-daily updates), if in a much more measured and smart way than hexane did. i don't actually care about hexane, that's mostly just me trying to find reasons why you should read it, but really you should read it because it's good. everything about it is just great-- art, animation, music, writing, characters, cool sburb shit that makes you go "whoa hey whoa whoa whoa hey what? that fucking rules?"
and yes ! i love autopraxis. i saw audrey working on it for the while in another server and i'm very excited to see the upcoming bits. very promising!!