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View submission: SEQUENCE - FINAL STITCH (THEATRICAL)
That’s a very interesting point. I hadn’t realized, but you’re right- this is exactly the reason it was different. You could see yourself in the product. I love that I can get on r/place and I can find a bunch of pixels with my name on them. I can look at my circle and see that it only contained me and my boyfriend (which is totally fitting, lol). I pushed the button, got flair, and can see my comments in the archived threads. I really see my contribution.
How could sequence have been made in such a way that you could see yourself in the final product? Someone smarter than I am could maybe figure that out.
There are replicas of place that still function. I think there’s something called r/pixelplaceapp. It’s not the same feeling of course, because it’s not all of reddit being obsessed and intense about it, but it’s there. I wonder if there could be a replica of sequence that we could keep playing with...
Comment by youngluck at 06/04/2019 at 12:30 UTC*
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One of the things we were building but just ran out of time was an actual real-time stitcher that would export a video any time a user wanted to, at any point in the construct. Time is just really vicious when you need it to be kind, and we resorted to plan B: manually stitching. However, if users could tell a story that was just theirs, while also not stealing the ability from others, it would be great.
Re: a replica. Was actually brainstorming on different use cases that communities could use it for if it was offered not just as a game but also as a tool. Sports subs could use it to make highlight reels. DIY folks could stitch together tutorials. Reddit writes Seinfeld could direct an episode of Seinfeld. I dunno. Could be kind of interesting.