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Jacob 2017-12-09 14:36:37 +01:00
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<time datetime="2017-12-04">2017-12-04</time> <time datetime="2017-12-04">2017-12-04</time>
Some weeks ago I improved upon the most basic enemy in Takunomi's upcoming game. The enemy, called a _Newt Hare_ was neither bunny enough, nor cute enough. I hope the new one amends both points. Some weeks ago I improved upon the most basic enemy in Takunomi's upcoming game. The enemy, called a _Newt Hare_ was neither bunny enough, nor cute enough. I hope the new one amends both points.

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<p><time datetime="2017-12-07">2017&#8211;12&#8211;07</time> <p><time datetime="2017-12-07">2017&#8211;12&#8211;07</time>
The improved <em>Newt Hare</em> made its bigger counterpart, the <em>Motherhare</em>, too small. Also, it could be cuter and more bunny-like. So I have you, the <em>Motherhare 2.0</em>, or whatever. Now, the trap to avoid is to not constantly try and improve every enemy, every time I get some spare time.</p> The improved <em>Newt Hare</em> made its bigger counterpart, the <em>Motherhare</em>, too small. Also, it could be cuter and more bunny-like. So I have you, the <em>Motherhare 2.0</em>, or whatever. Now, the trap to avoid is to not constantly try and improve every enemy, every time I get some spare time.</p>

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<p><time datetime="2017-12-04">2017&#8211;12&#8211;04</time></p> <p><time datetime="2017-12-04">2017&#8211;12&#8211;04</time></p>

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