I have never had any experience with a non-cannabis substance sadly (except once with half a pill of mdma), but i’d definitely love something that would let me chill and get in touch with the higher forces of the universe again. I got my ideas for my future games/book series by being so stoned on edibles, I saw the universe as a mathematical web of colorful highways.

Thanks for all the information you’ve provided.

Damn. TIL. Well, I’d better be in a good headspace if i ever try that for sure.

AI is baked into every creator software now. All your favorite artists, musicians, writers all use AI more or less. Not using it brings you a disadvantage, whether you like it or not.

damn, i hope that one day i’d be able to play my modded Skyrim like that. It was amazing on weed edibles, even if i just got lost in the same village over and over again.

Thank you.

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It turns out, Nation Builder is already taken as a board game name.

This kinda convinced me to stay with Country Architect (for now). It seems like no matter what I pick, there will be some downside, people telling me about (very valid) concerns about legibility, clarity, accuracy and whatnot.

Also, someone said there are terms such as “the architect of this or that idea, concept, big thing”, that is basically synonymous with “creator”. That’s what I was going for anyway.

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So, I think I’m choosing Infrastruction.

tysm!

That would be architectcrazy.

Very good ideas and information, thank you.

Infrastruction or Infrastructor?

oh my.

not that kind of architect 😓

Thank you so much!!!

You’re right, I should have made some google poll or something, darn it. (EDIT: added non-twitter link, removed old one)

There are games such as Prison Architect (that are my inspiration in various ways), but I wouldn’t bee as bold as to name mine just Architect. 😅

Another idea was Nation Builder, but that also seems too generic to me.

You’re the first person to explicitly say to like my Steam page (even though I am fully aware the graphics are kind of atrocious), so thanks again. I’ll keep developing this project, and see where it goes.