@BatElite
*wakes up* *takes cat form* *pounces and snuggles*
@BatElite
I used to do it a lot more, years ago. Unfortunately the friend I used to do that with started bullying me because of another former friend doing so.
*purrs*
@BatElite
But you know, it's the internet. A lot more is possible in the imaginary space of online chat and social media.
*jumps off and reverts to human*
*cuddles*
@Terxbor Oh, certainly.
*Cuddles and nuzzles*
@BatElite
I have quite a few imaginary spaces in my mind, though most have gotten less use lately.
*nuzzles back*
*licks their cheek* *pause* *blink* ...I'm not a cat right now, am I? *blush*
@Terxbor In my case I have a bunch of characters, but not really much of a world for them to go in.
Actually, there are also ones that do have their own universe, but I still don't have much to show for those either.
@BatElite
Well, I'm not thinking so much about spaces for my characters. Most of my characters come with a universe or come into existence within and for a universe.
My imaginary spaces are places for me to interact with my mind.
@BatElite
As for fictional universes, I've got two of them. One has about a 150 year history (with 20 or so being relevant), while the other has closer to 10,000 years (around 80 relevant).
@BatElite
The sixth game in chronology for LoJ and the second for Million Hunters are visual novels.
The first and fourth in LoJ are action-adventure, the third is a fighting game, second is a JRPG using my own version of ATB. The fifth is a tactical shooter (more tactical than shooter, like Full Spectrum Warrior).
The first and third games in Million Hunters are both Diablo/Gauntlet style Action CRPGs.
@BatElite
Both my big universes are meant for multiple games each. One, "The Legacy of John," has six games intended so far, while the other, "Million Hunters," has three.