150 days
150 days into a body recomposition, with the receipts.
notes from lionel
150 days into a body recomposition, with the receipts.
100 days into a body recomposition, with the receipts.
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Well, folks, it's been a week.
Right then, for the grand finale of this FusionForge trilogy – or, you know, part three – I’m laying out what’s next.
In this short post, I want to dive into what the core gameplay loop of this game is and what the original MVP requirements are that I set myself to have a base to work off of.
Incremental or "Idler" games – let's just call them "clicker games" if we're being brutally honest with ourselves – are a genre where you start with a simple action, like clicking a thing.
TL:DR - Traded my backpack for a compiler and made a “pre-private mini-pre alpha” of a game called FusionForge.
So, I've been back in San Francisco for about a week now, reconnecting with friends and gradually readjusting to life Stateside.
Right then, Tokyo. Leg three of the Japanese adventure kicked off on Monday with another slick Shinkansen ride, depositing me directly into the belly of the beast: Shinjuku Station.
Four weeks deep into this solo journey, and I've hit a familiar wall.
Between the intensity of Kyoto and the upcoming sprawl of Tokyo, I slotted in two nights in Fuji-Kawaguchiko.
Right, Kyoto. These last five days have been genuinely spectacular and pretty much blew any expectations I had clean out of the water.
After two blissfully lazy days melting poolside in 33°C Yangshuo heat (seriously, so humid) and exploring the town by night, it was time to move on.
With just two days left in Shanghai, I decided a change of pace was in order – mostly horizontal.
My last weekend in Paris was a delightful exercise in family-induced chaos.
All in all, a good, exhausting, family-filled weekend.
So, what's next for Lionel?
Last Friday, March 14th, marked the end of my time at Google.
Being the baby of a family with three (🤪) ridiculously successful older brothers is… interesting.
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