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Oct. 27th, 2008 05:56 amI've been stuck in a cycle that will only end once I'm out of college. Every semester, I'm bogged down with both schoolwork and chores, and I tend to use the rest of my time for gaming. Every single semester, things get chaotic when I have exams to study for and papers to write up. Once the semester is over, all I want to do is unwind with yet more video games. I don't even bother to set a date to pursue any actual goals, and the closest I get to it at first is to write a list. I do manage to tackle some things, but when a new semester beings, the cycle begins anew.
A little while ago, Christian Senn, who has a team of people working for free on this Sonic game called Project S (did I bring that up before?) suggested that I share my ideas online and invite people to work on it when the time comes. Right now, I'm not sure how he manages to keep track of the progress of Project S, but if I can round some people up while still maintaining control of Project Mai, that would really cut costs. But even sharing my ideas is gonna have to wait; at the very least, I still need to translate the entire Makeruna! Makendou trilogy and post translations of each game on GameFAQs, seeing as I can't tell what's going on as far as the plot goes.
Now here's what the above two paragraphs have to do with each other: Yesterday, I just started to continue translating Makeruna! Makendou Z. Trying to locate every last kanji is a pain (not to mention that I still can't even find some of them). Having to share the computer with Dad is still an issue until I have both a physical copy of the game and a real PC-FX. But no, that's not enough. I have an exam coming up for Sociology, and it seems like Mom and Dad take every day I get to myself as an opportunity to saddle me up with some housework. Yesterday, they wanted me to move a million wheelbarrow loads of soil so that they could plant eight holly bushes. By the time I finished moving all that dirt, I just didn't even want to bother to continue with translations.
This is yet another reason why I will never get married and have kids when I move out. When I do so, things like mowing the lawn and vacuuming the house can wait until I'm damn well good and ready. (Mind you, I will go out of my way to take care of more important stuff like laundry, food shopping, and keeping the driveway snow-free.)
Anyway, I took pictures of certain characters from How to Draw Manga. Click the lj-cut to see who's who:
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A little while ago, Christian Senn, who has a team of people working for free on this Sonic game called Project S (did I bring that up before?) suggested that I share my ideas online and invite people to work on it when the time comes. Right now, I'm not sure how he manages to keep track of the progress of Project S, but if I can round some people up while still maintaining control of Project Mai, that would really cut costs. But even sharing my ideas is gonna have to wait; at the very least, I still need to translate the entire Makeruna! Makendou trilogy and post translations of each game on GameFAQs, seeing as I can't tell what's going on as far as the plot goes.
Now here's what the above two paragraphs have to do with each other: Yesterday, I just started to continue translating Makeruna! Makendou Z. Trying to locate every last kanji is a pain (not to mention that I still can't even find some of them). Having to share the computer with Dad is still an issue until I have both a physical copy of the game and a real PC-FX. But no, that's not enough. I have an exam coming up for Sociology, and it seems like Mom and Dad take every day I get to myself as an opportunity to saddle me up with some housework. Yesterday, they wanted me to move a million wheelbarrow loads of soil so that they could plant eight holly bushes. By the time I finished moving all that dirt, I just didn't even want to bother to continue with translations.
This is yet another reason why I will never get married and have kids when I move out. When I do so, things like mowing the lawn and vacuuming the house can wait until I'm damn well good and ready. (Mind you, I will go out of my way to take care of more important stuff like laundry, food shopping, and keeping the driveway snow-free.)
Anyway, I took pictures of certain characters from How to Draw Manga. Click the lj-cut to see who's who:
( Read more... )