I know a few folks decided to follow me because I posted some ZZT things early on. To them I would like to apologize, because (a) I haven't really posted much in the way of ZZT goods this year, and (b) those early pictures were actually from JZT1. As penance, I promise to spend this month making something for the ZZT community's yearly Oktrollberfest jam2, where I plan on once again getting top marks for artwork and bottom marks for trolling.
Beyond Oktrollberfest, I have a couple other plans for the near future:
a) A series of tutorial streams for Metroid 1 hacking, because I've noticed that most M1 hacks over the past 5 years (with only a couple exceptions) have not been made with a firm understanding of Editroid's featureset or the engine's capabilities.
b) Finishing the aforementioned JZT world by Christmas or early winter.
I've also made some updates on my site that I haven't posted here on Choochoost out of a mistaken fear of being self-aggrandizing. In honor of those fears, I have put these updates below the fold.
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Both existing JZT worlds are quite solid, and highly recommended for anybody who liked the original quartet of worlds by Epic.
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The 2023 Oktrollberfest page isn't up yet, but here's last year's page for reference.
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a. As prophesied, I've collated my asks from the past quarter into a mailbag:
please give me more asks that means you
b. I've made several Metroid 1 hack maps that I haven't posted here:
They include maps of such hacks like Over the Moon (starring a cow named Bessie), Metroid M (which predates the other one), Ice Break (a rather small one), Samus vs. Karid-X (mine), Ridley X Hack 1 (named after the author), Ridley X Hack 2 (the author is a mega man hacker), and beth ™ (a neat kaizo-lite).
c. Finally, I made this piece of fanart of my OC chillin' with the protagonist of Super Junkoid:
I like to think they might be friends 

