Oooh, my thumb!
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avramKatamari Damacy? Addictive. Very, very addictive. Even the music is addictive.
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akawil and I seem to be stuck on, um, I forget if it’s Star #4 or #5. The one where you have to go from 10cm to 1.5m in twelve minutes. We’re getting close.
My right thumb was red and swollen Sunday night. It’s been a couple of decades since I played a console game compulsively. And the controls are different now, much more involved and complex. My left wrist feels like I’ve been working out with weights.
akawil and I seem to be stuck on, um, I forget if it’s Star #4 or #5. The one where you have to go from 10cm to 1.5m in twelve minutes. We’re getting close. My right thumb was red and swollen Sunday night. It’s been a couple of decades since I played a console game compulsively. And the controls are different now, much more involved and complex. My left wrist feels like I’ve been working out with weights.
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Date: 2004-12-15 06:40 am (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2004-12-15 02:06 pm (UTC)- forward momentum good. try not to go backwards, flip and push instead.
- the flip thing is invaluable
- always try to pick up the largest things you can - the awkward things are hard to judge sometimes
- learn your basic diameters for picking things up - 50cm is small animals (bords, mice), 75cm is small pets (cats, small dogs), 1m is larger pets, 1.5m is children, 2m is adults, 3m is small vehicles, etc.
- learn where your height obstacles are, and try to manuever yourself so you arrive at them as soon as you hit that height