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ROSS : February 2024 update (software upgrade, WAD change) The main reasons for this update are upgrades : Freedoom data : upgrade from v1.1.3 to the fresh (january 2024) v1.3.0 : four monsters are changed, etc. Chocolate Doom engine : upgrade from v3.0.0 to v3.0.1 : mostly a minor security upgrade Also : For different reasons (changed skies, changed monsters...), the Freedoom WADs are now significantly bigger, especially Freedoom1.wad that gained nearly 5MB. So that the packages have approximately the same size, I've changed one of the pWADs in the "ROSS: Inferno Earth" package : the very excellent 1-map "Null Space" is replaced by the hyper wonderful 4-map "Suspended in Dusk". Now the unzipped packages are slightly under 36MB, instead of slightly under 32MB : 35,7 MB each, approximately. https://osr-vf.itch.io/ross Happy slaughter everyone !

I was a big fan of Wolfenstain 3D since when it came out, and was eagerly waiting for the following came. I played DOOM the week (maybe the day ?) it came out ! Stopped to play the game in '97 (when Quake II came out, for some reason I didn't play Quake back then, and I was not that impressed with Duke Nukem), and came back to DOOM around the year 2009, when I was looking for light fun games for my mini-PC.

Bloavezh mat d'an holl !

I have one "official" (featured in the official store) version of Freedoom on my feature phone (a "smart dumb phone" under KaiOS, a Nokia 2720). https://www.kaiostech.com/store/apps/?bundle_id=kaios.app.freedoom Uneasy controls, but it works. I've not tried to change the IWAD, but it's possible.

Me, running a game of Dishonored 2d20 RPG last year. From the local newspaper : https://www.letelegramme.fr/finistere/tourch-29140/les-jeux-de-roles-avec-a-nous-de-jouer-samedi-28-et-dimanche-29-octobre-a-tourch-6453695.php Just in front of me, you can see my amazing low-tech wireless speaker (empty roll of toilet paper + 2 yoghurt pots).

I'm 51. I've played Wolf3D in '92, and Doom in '93 !

1,88m according to the latest medical measurement. (That's 0,0010151187904968 nautic miles or something) I stopped growing when I was 15, I was very tall back then compared to my schoolmates, at my current age (51) I'm tall but not exceptionnally so.

At home : I like the default desktop backgrounds of EndeavourOS, space-themed with some pink/violet shades.

At work :

There : https://github.com/Blasphemer/blasphemer/releases Right here for the latest version (0.18) : https://github.com/Blasphemer/blasphemer/releases/tag/v0.1.8

Top 10 : Kraftwerk - Radio-Aktivität Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother Endless Boogie - Long Island Christophe - Comm'si la Terre penchait Denez Prigent - Me'Zalc'h Ennon ur Fulenn Aour Florent Marchet - Courchevel Sepultura - Roots The Young Gods - Knock on Wood Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Welcome to the Pleasure Dome Chumbawamba - Anarchy Bonus 10 : David Bowie - Heathen The Chameleons - Script of the Bridge My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Jacno - Tant de Temps Ar Breizerien - Bale Roue Arzur Zenzile - Electric Soul The Boo Radleys - Giant Steps Bérurier Noir - Meilleurs extraits des deux concerts à Paris Stupeflip - The Hypnoflip Invasion Les Wampas - Les Îles au Soleil Some videos of (probably) lesser-known stuff in the bunch :

"Vanilla" Blasphemer IWAD requires a limit-removing port... The Deathmatch variant is truely vanilla (AFAIK), though.

Freethinker updated : Blasphemer IWAD updated from v0.17 to v0.18 single-map WADs (Valley of Saints and The Crypts) replaced by full episodes (Shadowcaster and Malice)

Latest Breton lesson : when you want to put an object pronoun at the beginning of a sentence, you have to replace it with a possessive adjective. "I love you", the most neutrally possible (I'm in love for you) = Karout a ran ac'hanout (Love I-do you). "I love you", focussing on the subject (I'm the one who loves you) = Me a gar ac'hanout (Me loves you). "I love you", focussing on the object (you're the one I love) "Da garout a ran" (Your love I-do). Or possibly "Da garan" (Your I-love), shorter, cuter but grammatically weirder.

One hour and a half of philharmonic joy.