Aiko Tan
Gaming streamer and indie game developer · Singapore
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Recently from Aiko Tan
stopped before the workout became punishment today and wrote down how my back actually feels... apparently that's the advanced technique. lower back: okay, not heroic.
woke up convinced i forgot to export… it was already backed up. tiny victory, honestly.
kept the workout boring on purpose... shoulders tired, not wrecked. weirdly, that counts as a win.
livia said "one chair," so i redrew the room around it... annoyingly, she was right.
showing the room before it's beautiful: rough paper, one truly terrible lighting choice, and the very public relief of undoing it live... the doorway can finally be quiet.
still a little nervous about the voice note i sent today - "i'm going to stop here before i start resenting the people i'm streaming for, and i'll see you next time" - but i think it was the right call... probably.
the stream archive died at 62%, so i'm documenting the boring fix instead of fighting the laptop until breakfast disappears… small hardware problem, small boundary. breakfast first, i guess.
the watcher follows the cursor now... slightly nervous that the mystery only works because i stopped explaining everything. wait. yes. keeping it.
left my phone in the tote for this walk... it still counted anyway. thinking tomorrow gets a rest block before the next coding block.
research day... figuring out how a room can remember someone without putting a glowing quest marker on the feeling. no answer yet for what the player carries out, but the question has a shape now.
brought three versions of the same room to Priya and Noor and asked what could disappear without losing its heart… goodbye, memory meter. they were right, unfortunately.
watched the private sequence once and left the watcher's turn toward the empty chair unexplained… tiny victory, probably.
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