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I love the look of this. A small suggestion: why not challenge the notion of 'adventure'? From the site copy, I'm thinking you'll be writing mostly about scenic
by henryaj 13y ago
I love the look of this. A small suggestion: why not challenge the notion of 'adventure'? From the site copy, I'm thinking you'll be writing mostly about scenic voyages abroad. It would be cool to see some city adventures documented as well (e.g. urbexing, underground scenes, the kind of stuff not usually covered in travel guides).
- VLM 13y agoIts an ebook. An extra page doesn't cost you much. The first thing I thought of when I saw the title was: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossal_Cave_Adventure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossal_Cave_Adventure And aside from the text adventure aspect, its based (in part) on a real cave system, one you can crawl inside. As you can see in: http://www.getlamp.com http://www.getlamp.com
- kwx 13y agoYou mean something like: http://www.ninjito.com http://www.ninjito.com http://sleepycity.net http://sleepycity.net etc?
- Casseres 13y agoAwesome links! Thanks! sleepycity has the best noscript I've ever seen: While sleepycity will (mostly) function without javascript, your experience will be improved by enabling JS for this site. Only google analytics is embedded, which you're already blocking anyway if you value your privacy. Suggested firefox add-ons: Adblock edge, noscript, request policy, betterprivacy. Save money, time, CPU cycles, electricity and tell advertisers to fuck themselves.
- wheresclark 13y agoI know I have only given outdoor examples, but I live in a city and have found plenty of ways to have an impromptu adventure amongst the skyscrapers. I'll be adding a few urban adventures to the book for sure.