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Also, when I do get around to it, all of the existing guides will need maintenance as well, so I'll have to update those too. Many of the images have since broken and I think Steam changed a few things that upset certain stuff. On top of that, I think not long after the last one I put out, Steam made some changes and messed with the guides a bit. Oh well. One day things will happen!
But anyway, thanks again. It is certainly encouraging.
You may already know that, but on the off-chance that you don't - there is a whole Discord server made by my Steam-friend Siopilos that keeps Gauntlet alive. They have tourneys, competitions, etc. - it even got endorsement and got officialised by the Arrowhead (they're hanging out there as well :)).
Here's a permanent link: https://discord.gg/q337MFzyUe
Just saying that there may be more people interested in it than the prospective couple guys you'd personally play with. That being said, again, I (sadly) respect your decision to not finish the guides yet. If you wanted a grunt help (proofreading, spelling check), I would love to help (given my own limited gaming time and real life interfering ;)). Your guides are such beauties while also being so informative and fun to read that it would be awesome to be able to touch that :P.
It has been a long time since I've met someone who would benefit from the guides proportionately to the effort it takes to make them. People usually only play for a couple of hours at most or otherwise just don't have the desire to chase the game's skill ceiling like that.
If I found someone who wanted to play this game regularly and long term, and they were interested in what I could share, I would. I still intended to finish them one day for my own sense of completion, but I have little reason to make them a higher priority in my free time.
I do appreciate the offer and kinds words, though; thank you.
Which brings me back to the most important question - how is that Wizard guide coming along? :P Do you need any help with it?
You're really skilled at the game !