There’s a not-surprisingly wacky, demonically-inspired piece of political bullshit that warns us that people who get vaccinated inevitably turn into mind-controlled zombies.
God, how I wish that were true. Apparently it doesn’t take anything to turn them into zombies — they’re born that way.
Think of it — millions and millions of zombied-out Americans, wandering around looking for snails, bugs and chicken wings to eat.
Hey, wait a minute, I think that’s already happening, at least on Saturday mornings in the bigger cities, where they wash their car and drink beer at the local park.
The whole idea of a marching mob of zombies swarming over the cities of America makes me wonder — can this game really sell?
Sometimes it seems that nothing will, and yet, there is always the vague unsupported hope that things will somehow change.
Well, they won’t. Things aren’t meant to change. So in the meantime, enjoy the fact that we can get some work done while we’re here, and the creation of high-energy magical spaces that correlate and vibrate sympathetically in resonance is absolutely essential.
In short, we’re in the middle of a junk-heap crime scene, which is also where our tools for transformation happen to be — if they were anywhere else, we’d be there, not here.
Mars Wars has been years in the making, starting with the earliest 3d version written on the Amiga platform, which took two years to re-write in DOS, then another year to accommodate the newest invention, “Windows”.
We’ve kept up with MircoSoft’s continual mean and stingy behavior, and we’re still here, still operating, our games are still working, and our work is very much alive and well, in spite of the attacks on Democracy, voter suppression, Threat of Trump and all the woes begotten by the pandemic and resulting economic depression, not to mention the extra weight we all put on in our various and sundry isolation retreats.
Now, in Mars Wars, we have no zombies. Sorry about that. We only have Operatives, some red, some blue, some black, no red caps, just the last of the Martians before Mars lost most of its atmosphere due to a few very badly timed nuclear explosions on the surface, which left something of a scar across the planet which was the birthplace of humanity.
Not that anyone cares, but this will be the third time humans have blown themselves up, and it’s not likely to be the last time, either.
To answer your question, they never do learn, and lessons unlearned WILL be repeated. It’s the law.
In Zombie Insurrection, I made the zombies in ascending order of intelligence, relentlessness and accuracy, so that at Level Four, they’re downright overwhelming and almost impossible to fight against, unless you’re very, very skilled.
Hey… I’ll bet you can’t destroy just one.
Shoot a zombie, you’ll want to shoot another. It’s totally habit-forming. The games are designed as straight-up 3d shooters, and there’s nothing political about them — they’re hard-playing attention-absorbing and thoroughly entertaining games that everyone who enjoys a great 3d shooter will love!
I created “House & Tree” back in 2017, to help some folks get started with the engine, which requires no math background, no programming skills.
It’s all instinctive, artist-inspired design, and it’s easier than you can imagine to make a decent game in there, but the best part is, it exposes you to a series of actions and considerations that you would never otherwise encounter.
These are the only conditions in which you’ll find both the game engine and the freedom to use it as we will.
There are very few opportunities to accomplish what we’re doing in cyberspace and crypto-reality, and here we are to tell the tale.
We’re getting plenty done, and with your help, even more is possible.
But you’re not rich, not influential, you have no power — what can YOU possibly do to help? Well, you don’t need any of those things to make a difference, a real difference.
Start by joining us in our 6:30 a.m. “Morning Chat” on zoom! You’re invited – bring a friend!
See You At The Top!!!
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