Why a blog?

The website at TF Games Site is dedicated to games based upon transformation of various kinds, including gender. Why have a blog of my own?

1. I can talk about whatever I want on my own blog and post as often as I want to.

2. There isn't appreciably more feedback on the website than there is here — sometimes, none at all. There is thus no particular disadvantage to a low-traffic blog.

3. The kind of game engine I like to use, and the kind of games I make, involve actual writing: characters, themes, clues, challenges, branching paths, and making the player think. That doesn't always go over well with people who are only looking for a quick hit of image-dense porn that can be played with one hand.

4. I can post game links in addition to game code here.

Oh, I know: I can do many of those things on a website. But the biggest advantage is that this is a blog I can dedicate to the art of game design and creation, directed to other authors and people who actually play the games I make. By contrast, the TF Games website is mostly posts by fans, and mostly about games I'm not interested in, or that I don't play; or about RPing various fantasies while waiting for some game to update; or about issuing demands for more, better, or specific game content. Increasingly, the content of the website is just not interesting or engaging to me. If you love the site, good; I am not attempting to insult the site or its users. Rather, I applaud you for finding that which you enjoy.