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Yeah, been crafting for 5 years with XPS foam, I have never once had hot glue melt my foam.

I could listen to your stuff while I paint for at least 2 hours and 47 minutes!

I absolutely love your video my friend, your work is breathtaking & it has inspired me to create my own dnd tavern, I am very grateful I found your video. Do you think you’ll ever create an Instagram in the future?

Im making it with hot glue yes im makeing a sphere of hot glue

You sold me on these new issues more than anyone else.

You are creazy man in best meaning of course. I would never be able to do such an impresive work.

This is amazing! I am absolutely inspired to get back to writing my own sci-fi campaign setting. Until then, I'm glad I found this video and kickstarter!

I think these are my favorite terrain tutorials on youtube

Looks really good. Backed after seeing on dungeon craft. Been looking for the same things but it's either too crunchy or not enough crunch. Looks like you found a good balance

great visuals !! thanks for the content.

I liked that Tomb of Horrors was uber-tough, but it was also more than a bit cheap. Still . . . good memories.

Biggest problem with 3 lacking that “feel” is that there was SO much time that passed since 2. In a perfect world we’d be playing BG4 or even 5. So there would’ve been at least one game to transition. Instead it feels like unintentionally skipping a step going down the stairs. Objectively the turn based combat system in 3 is superior. But yeah, I feel ya on the whole nostalgia thing. My computer does too, the fans don’t even turn on running 1 or 2, lol

I know I'm really late with this comment but, do you have a video where you make the UDT as well?

Thank you. I knew jack about this stuff. Now I’m scratching the surface. Woohoo!

Really appreciate these videos!! Keep it up!

I love the scratch built rotating base for the dish.

After they went woke.... stopped playing or buying any of their products.

“Welcome traveler, stay a while and listen”.

"There are no degrees of success" is pretty much the Hosaka précis of my life!

This was amazing :D great tips ^^

The artists involved comment made me laugh as all these covers are AI art also you are the only person I've seen say anything good about them. why did you say Vengers name weird Ven gar I don't know who that's meant to be take the A and the S away from avengers and then you might be able to say it correctly 😅 ven-ger. I take it you've never watched the original Dungeons and Dragons cartoon I'm surprised about this how very odd 🤨

That awkward moment when you pull up an old Wyloch video to reference….and see your name at the top of the list.

I started making stuff for my game couple months back and I had a good idea of how to make stuff cheap and quick but your video showed me how to make not nature environment look good, thank you

Wyloch, thanks for building the exact hacking mechanic I was looking for. I've tried to develop homebrewed hacking in the past, but it always felt too complicated. I backed the KS and definitely looking forward to it.

Gotta admint, I don't like multiclassing either. Trying to make DnD characters that are killing machines is in my opinion starting to miss the point...at least the games I run. I'd rather they roleplay their way thru the adventure than hack-n-slash...

I messed up! I didn't glue gun the lava so when I painted on the yellow (no water) it picked up the black from the surface and went dark. I carried on but have to wait for that layer to dry now to act as a base for the next coat. DOH!!! :[

This is exciting stuff. I imagine it's neat to see your scratch built riot walker as art in your game.

Hopefully we get to see a Lets play of sorts with wyloch in full Neon Skies cosplay sometime in the future ;)

Very cool and easily comprehensible while being dynamic. My interest is piqued

Very interesting system you've built! Do the dark horse cops ignore hazards or are there situations where they have to deal with those as well? And if a player character has a sysadmin password/fake credentials or are dealing with their own system under attack, are they able to set themselves up to ignore hazards?

Ever since I saw that pic of the tower on the crafting page I've been dying to see this episode.

Venger is pronounced "ven-jer" like "avenger"

You didn’t mention it but for the crew that are not diving; could they also participate in combat in the real world instead of just the prayer circle? Maybe like fighting off corp security to protect those diving?

Really dig the visuals of the dive tower set up. Thanks, Bill.

Ive been loving the how too videos and been sharing them with friends. I havent played a ttrpg in ages but this might help me break the streak 1

This is so cool; one thing I wanted to ask about: Is there a solo mode (or one on the horizon)?

Burke needs to stick to driving the Trans Am. Lol.

Love the way hacking works. Very dramatic with a lot of tense moments. I really hope I can find a group to play with since I backed.

One of the things that I think Neon Skies does best is create lingo at the table that sounds like it exists in universe. You have done a fantastic job of working the narrative language into how we interact with the rules.

Gotta start working on an omni net tower like you have here….. once again excellent work!

You know, I entered the kickstarter more as a support for you as anything Wylock, but the more I see (and understand of the rules) the more I get exited for this to actually come out! Fun times ahead! 😀

In my experience, hacking is the make or break system for most cyberpunk ttrpgs (important to the setting and hard to do well) so I'm interested to see how this turns out

Couldnt agree more with all your points....anime, elf ears, multiclassing, cover art. I backed Neon Skies, and am looking forward to it! Keep the vids coming. (We really need another super-build from a classic module!) Those were badass :)

3 times the length of the combat video and vehicle video?? hm...

I agreed with everything you said about each image except that I didn't especially like the dragon heating the coffee. At a glance I was intrigued and I do like the things that Wyloch liked such as the grungy sort of color scheme and cavernous setting, but there were too many things that I noticed immediately afterward which made me lose my appreciation for it. The flow of that image suggests that the top half of the image was added on after it had already been composed without it. There's no good flow for the image as a whole. The other thing I don't like about it is that that appears to be a gold dragon, one of the proudest and most noble of the most noble species in the D&D universe and yet it has prostrated its head so low that its regal whiskers are dragging in the dirt just to heat a teapot. A teapot mind you that it could just brew higher in the air. And to add to that the light source appears to be the teapot itself despite the pot not being lit, and even the heat source is hot air and smoke from the dragon's nostrils which not only does not produce light but smoke even obscures it. Once more the light appears to fade away on one part of the dragon that's closer to the pot on the left side of the image, and yet is full volume against a part of the dragon that's much farther away in top right area of the image (which is part of what makes me think the image was composed as the lower section and the top section was added later on). The dragon's curls are also much cleaner and more convincing in the lower section and becomes confused in the upper section. It doesn't feel like a D&D dragon, which could be a good thing given that it's a serpent dragon instead of a traditional western style one, but the prostrated pose and whiskers on the ground completely defies the fact that Asian serpent dragons were gods as opposed to the western trope of monsters that need slaying. So switching to a serpent dragon and then making it posed that way is a fairly disruptive contradiction in all the wrong ways. This might have been a draw to the image except for 2 major issues. 1 is that the characters are nicely drawn in a very muted style which makes them feel like "just another adventurer" in a way I really like, but that in contrast to the dragon's whiskers in the dirt doesn't fly for me. If they seemed important or heroic like they just saved the day it could be a sign of appreciation for what they did and who they are, but as is it only serves to diminish the dragon itself. For 2 and much more important is the dead eye of the dragon. It looks almost like it's being mind controlled or has the mind of an animal instead of a sentient thinking godlike thing. And also, like, what is the rogue doing? Not participating in the tea? Is it keeping watch despite the dragon having true sight? Why is the light up there around the rogue to illuminate its hiding place without a proper light source, and why would a rogue choose that spot if it's lit up like that? All of these things lead me to 1 of either of these 2 assumptions: 1) The "party" below are the villains that have somehow managed to mind control and enslave a godlike golden dragon, reducing its mind to that of a domesticated beast, and what they have chosen to do with such a person turned into a powerful new tool of destruction is that they commanded it to make them tea. The rogue is not scouting, but rather getting into position to pounce and save the dragon from its captors while they're distracted by their tea time. Part of the dragon's mind is still free, and it is moving its tail to aid the rogue in getting the perfect vantage point for the rogue to pounce. 2) This is not D&D and is instead Pokemon. The party is using their serpentine Charizard to brew tea before they cuddle it to sleep for warmth. The dragon also knows the HM "Flash" and is illuminating the cave from an ambiguous light source. The rogue is climbing the dragon like a playground because he likes to feel the excitement of being off the ground and he got the zoomies from the tea he drank much faster than the others. What a great bunch of kiddos. XD

10" Elf ears started becoming mainstream with Warcraft 3, and then really git it huge with World of Warcraft. Warcraft 3 also introduced the Elf eyebrows that grow out to the sides so long they go past the now 10" Elf ears. Just look up an image of Kaelthas and you'll see how they looked in Frozen Throne in like 2002 or whenever that one came out. After WoW made it the norm for MMOs, Anime took it up and now you have a 50:50 chance Elves in your new fiction will come with some form of antennas or not.

also if you have baking soda, you can mix that into your paint when you're painting walls to add a stony texture when it dries! makes your dry brushing go even further when it catches the highlights.

Cool game design, but it's not for me. I love running battle maps with literal distances and specific terrain impediments. The abstraction is good for the car chases, but I don't like that the hand-to-hand combat is abstracted as well. Good luck with your game though!

“I don’t like anime. I don’t like cartoon or whimsy” Ah you hate fun! Got it 🤣 ❤ Wyloch is in the curmudgeon arc

Ok so let me try again lol. _"Here is my experience"_ : This stuff was REALLY easy to work with but what I found was the Sculptamold can puff a little as you're scooping it up, putting it in the cap and mixing it so I would advise wearing a mask just until you got it properly mixed. Rubber gloves are great too as you can still feel the texture. It's a bit like porridge. I can confirm that the 2 parts SM and 1 part water is SPOT ON! It was PERFECT consistency the first mixing but on the second mixing I got a bit over confident and went 4 parts SM and 2 parts water. As Wyloch said it does start to harden a bit after about 5 mins so stick to his recommended amount (small batches). I was using a wooden party spoon to spread it around initially but just ended up using my fingers (it was easier for me to sculpt) and it gave it a more bulbous texture. You may find edges which have a thorny edge as you lift your tool or fingers off the mold. You can easily pat it down lightly or even after about 10 - 15 minutes if you dab a little water on your finger. It smooths out REALLY well. I don't know what kind brushes were used in this video but I just bought some bog standard kiddy craft brushes. As I was painting the black acrylic onto the model I notices some tiny boulders would come off but I might have been painting too aggressively. I later dabbed a drop of water to each squeeze of the acrylic paint and mixed it and it made it go SOO much further. Tomorrow I shall ad the greys. Hope I don't mess it up /fingers crossed Here is a link to the progress so far: imgur.com/gallery/first-amaco-sculptamold-sculpt-1-mHlbg7K