Nick Mace

Pinned thread of published stories (now with some pedantic revisions to HAIL ARTHUR! and STARSHIP VIDEO that the editors graciously let me make): apocalypse-confidential.com/2026/02/27/mcc…

@RealDavidTibet Theme song to my life lately

@MaceSystemsCorp Yup

All RHYMES preorders are on their way to you, wherever you are in the US or the rest of the world. Please enjoy. RHYMES will return this next Tuesday, May 19th. farthestheaven.com/products/rhymes

In the cuck chair smugly writing "adieu" as my wordle starter

@tombdelay @sorcova_de_corb I would but I’m gearing up for POE2 0.5 patch bruh

@sorcova_de_corb @MaceSystemsCorp im really interested in heathen, first person one town, one dungeon arpg coming out store.steampowered.com/app/4702700/He…

The path of exile 2 interlude bosses are unreasonably difficult and my chaos witch build is not autistic enough to manage them so I basically wasted several dozen hours getting there

@sorcova_de_corb I’m not an arpg player really but I played a lot of D3 and even at like 12 was like yeah this is too casual for me so POE is closer to the mark even if a little above my head in a lot of ways

@sorcova_de_corb I played POE 1 at the beta launch and liked it a lot but I didn’t stick with it long term. By the time they did the full launch I felt like I was too behind to jump in so 2’s release was a good opp to jump back in. I’m a casual player tho

@norm_follower very respectful of you

@MaceSystemsCorp Nope

@Logo_Daedalus Seminar time

Big things happening

@BlightYoakam Saw these guys live and they kicked so much ass

NOW PLAYING: THE SWORD - AGE OF WINTERS 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION

Unreasonably beautiful day today in San Antonio

If this was never cancelled we would’ve achieved world peace and fully colonized the solar system by now

We will be going

@20gaShotgun true of a lot of simple ideas. people didn't start putting spaces between words until well after the invention of writing

@MaceSystemsCorp For such a simple idea it took me a long time to get there

You may notice that the poems in RHYMES feature an unusual graphical device; though the book is intentionally more plain than AMERICAN CATS it was decided early on to highlight the refrain through use of small caps. Note that this is different from a repeated line, as shown here.