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AFasterSlowpoke
I remember playing games here in 2017 when I was like 10, now I'm doing whatever on here.

AFasterSlowpoke @AFasterSlowpoke

Age 17, Male

Great Britain

Joined on 3/28/24

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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - 10 days ago


i was deciding to polish up a godot game for a webgame release (because i decided its better to release it in a kinda unfinished state than to never release it at all), and i added the newgrounds.io plugin, but my stupid frigging ass forgot to enable it in project settings and instead decided to downgrade the project from godot 4.3 to godot 4.2, which broke a dependacy in a font... AND DELETED EVERYTHING THAT USED THAT FONT FOR SOME REASON... FUCK...!!


fortunately i still think it's able to be recovered to its original state (all scripts are intact (i think)) within a few hours, so a webgame release may still be possible, and there's a slightly outdated windows exported version if all else fails.


anyways, i've been on NG for 1 year already and thank you for 50 followers here! post on that coming soon. (hopefully)


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - March 12th, 2025


technically i actually got scouted a week ago so i haven't had to have my songs lumped together with the geometry dash kids uploading stolen songs for the 4872394723984769th time for a while, but i still feel like posting about it here, and thank you to @refcherry for scouting me! i'll do my best to keep improving at creating music, and one day, i hope to create something in ultrabox that you'd expect was created in fl studio or something more professional than ultrabox!


for the art portal, i doubt i'm gonna get scouted any time soon, but i will instead draw for fun and not care too much about being scouted in the art portal!


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - February 27th, 2025


For some reason I have a burst of motivation to make music, even though I'm almost a complete beginner.

I've made like 5 songs in the past 2 days, although 2 were made as jokes, and 2 more were covers, so only 1 is an original song. To top it all off, that one original song (and my first original song on Newgrounds) is a 230 BPM song; you can probably tell that i'm a rhythm gamer from that. xD


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - February 14th, 2025


I DID IT!!! Finding out that @PuffballsUnited was in this documentary was the last little bit I needed to know for me to fund this project, and I decided to go with the digital download of the film so I can be assured that I won't have to get a streaming service subscription if the documentary ends up on a streaming service (seriously, there's way too many streaming services nowadays...). I noticed that the movie will likely release in December 2027, and I will be 20 by then, but I'm excited for it to release, and I'll very very likely to still be a Newgrounder at 20 !

(notice the intentional space inbetween the 20 and !. This is to prevent the "haha factorial its 10^24723894.273894!!!!111" jokes.)

i also want to thank @tetrogem , because i'm pretty sure he is the reason i made my Newgrounds account in the first place.

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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - February 1st, 2025


So I gave Tom Fulp more money, and I changed my username from Slopgok to AFasterSlowpoke, which I made up when I was 11, and I've pretty much had that username - or some variation of it - on my online accounts for almost 6 years now. However, my alt accounts @Slopgok2 and @Evilgok will retain their current names. (or I might delete those alts, considering I haven't done anything on them)


also this happens when you have a newgrounds forum tab open with your old account name, and react to a post after you've renamed your account (without refreshing the page). please dont arrest me tom fulp, i will give you even more money to avoid arrest! (oh wait, that's bribery...)iu_1345698_21603057.png


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - January 7th, 2025


and i got to discover some cool new art because of it :D


im also planning on learning vector animation using the app tahoma2d so i can make a web series! i already have some of the characters planned (if i do finish it and release it, i might release episodes a few days earlier on newgrounds and bitview before releasing it on youtube)


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - December 19th, 2024


so i got newgrounds supporter. (partially due to newgrounds pestering me to buy supporter on almost every page)

anyways, i get to be a part of the cool kids now, and be in a super secret supporter forum!! i also might change my username here, but i will likely keep the same one, considering i've had it for about 9 months now.iu_1320076_21603057.png

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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - December 2nd, 2024


it's kinda lonely in tankmas adventure 2024 now...

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literally yesterday:


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - December 1st, 2024


How to touch grass

Welcome to the first tutorial of the “Chronically Online to Normal Person” program! This tutorial will be about touching grass; something you may have been told to do whilst arguing with strangers on Twitter or Reddit or another social media platform.


Touching grass can be a daunting task at first, but with this tutorial, you’ll be able to conquer the feat!


Step 1 – Turn off your computer. There are many ways to do this and it varies with operating system, but the universal way to do it is to pull the plug from the outlet, or if your outlet has one, flick the “ON” switch to “OFF”. If you need the instructions, print them out, or seek this tutorial on a smartphone.

Step 1.1 – Don’t panic. It may be stressful to be without your computer or internet access, especially if it is your first time doing this. But don’t worry, your files and stuff will still be there, even after you touch grass.

Step 2 – Leave your current room, which is probably a bedroom, or the basement of your mother’s house. Due to the complexity of this task, this will be split into multiple smaller steps.

Step 2.1 – You’ll need to find a door, which probably looks like a tall, skinny rectangle, usually with either a handle or knob on it. Once you’ve found one, move on to step 2.2.

Step 2.2 – Open the door. If you have a handle, grasp the handle with your hand like you do with a computer mouse, pull down on the handle, and pull towards you to open the door. If that didn’t work, try pushing away from you.

If you have a knob, grasp the knob (on the door) with your hand, twist it, and pull towards you. If that didn’t work, try twisting the knob in the other direction, and/or pushing away from you.

Do not confuse windows for doors.

Step 2.3 – Check if you have went the right direction. Some rooms have multiple doors, some of which may not lead you closer to the exit of the house. If you see a bathroom or closet, you’ve likely opened the wrong door. Please go back to step 2.1. However, if you see a hallway room or something like that, you’re in the right direction.

Step 2.4 – Walk through the door, now that there is a walkable gap ever since you’ve opened the door. Congratulations, you’ve exited your room! Give yourself a pat on the back, although you are still far from touching grass.

Step 3 – Locate a family member or a roommate, and ask them to lead you to the exit of the house. This requires some face-to-face socialising, which seems daunting, but they are usually friendly unless provoked. Feel free to take some deep breaths before proceeding if you feel anxious. If you asked a family member, it is somewhat likely that they will ask for a reason. You have the legal right to remain silent, but you can say that you finished your homework/studied/sent a job application to appease them and ensure they will lead you to the exit. If you are not sure on what to say, here is a example conversation:

You: “Hello [name of person], can you lead me to the exit of the house please?”

Person: “Why do you want to leave the house?”

You: “I did my homework for today, and I want to take a walk.”

Person: “Okay.” (they will proceed to lead you to the exit.)

Step 4 – Prepare for going outside. The outdoors will attack your skin and eyes with rays known as “sunlight”, and you will need to protect yourself against it. However, it is almost certain that you will survive going outside, but if you are cautious, find a special object called “sunglasses”, which look like regular glasses but with darker lenses, and wear them. If you are extra cautious, find another special object called “suncream” or “sunscreen”, open the bottle, and spread it onto your skin evenly. Remember that you are not in a rush, you can take this tutorial at your own pace, and believe in yourself!

Step 5 – Open the exit door, using your knowledge from step 2.2.

Step 6 – Locate the grass. You will need to know its structure first though, so grass is a green, tall, thin plant that covers a lot of the outdoors’ ground. If you need an image of grass to refer to, use Google or a similar search engine.

Step 7 – Walk to the location of the grass.

Step 8 – Take deep breaths. The next step will be the most difficult step of them all, so it is important to take deep breaths to calm down and lower your anxiety levels.

Step 9 – The most gruelling step of all: Touching the grass. You will likely feel a lot of stress, anxiety, and other negative feelings, but these are normal emotions and it is okay to feel that way, and you will get adapted to this with practice. If you are still feeling anxious, take more deep breaths and remind yourself that you will be okay. You cannot give up here, as you are very close to touching grass. To touch grass, crouch down (bend your knees and lower yourself so that you are close to the ground and leaning forward slightly), extend your arm, and lower that same arm in a way that your hand is in physical contact with the grass.


Congratulations! You’ve touched grass! You’ve began your self-improvement journey from Chronically Online to Normal Person, and you should feel proud of yourself for this achievement. Next tutorial, I will teach you how to get milk.


You should repeat this process at least once a week, and refer back to this tutorial if needed. With practice, this seemingly impossible task will turn into a cakewalk!


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Posted by AFasterSlowpoke - November 20th, 2024


I will post my quick drawings and sketches regularly on Tumblr (probably), Bluesky (unlikely), and occasionally on Newgrounds as big art dumps (about 10+ quick arts per art project, and will likely mark them as sketches), although I'll try to post at least 3-4 high effort arts before doing a large low-effort art dump, to keep the quality on Newgrounds reasonable.


Also my thoughts on Tumblr and Bluesky for no reason other than yapping:

  • Tumblr is alright. My account right now is almost exclusively BFDI related, but hopefully I'll branch out a bit more. The feed is good and it mostly consists of fanart Tumblr, and casual silly posts. My posts also get a decent handful of likes if you add a bunch of tags.
  • To be honest, Bluesky is mid, and I will likely rarely use it. The feed for some reason is half political and I geniunely don't care about some bad thing that happened on the other side of the world, at least the other half tends to be art (even if most of that art isnt my type) and cats (and other animals).


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