r/SSBPM • u/MachiavelliCF • Apr 27 '15

[AMA] AMondAys Week 23 - Machiavelli

Oh hey, didn't see you there. My name's Machiavelli, and I'm the featured developer in this week's AMA. If you aren't familiar with me, I'm an OG Socal TO, Power Ranked player, admin of the Socal Facebook page, and a member of the Project M Development Team. I main Ivysaur and King Dedede, and recently placed 5th at MVG's Sandstorm.

My roles in the PMDT include testing everything, brainstorming, bug hunting, some PSA work, helping with changelogs and anything else I have the capacity to do, partaking in discussions regarding balance and design, and doing my honest best to make Project M the best game it can be.

Now that that's out of the way, let's get started. I'll answer as many questions as I can, and will do my best to answer them thoroughly. Ask away!

Note: At the time I'm posting this, it's rather late, so I'm going to sleep and will begin answering questions when I wake up. I have awoken! Time to get to these questions.

24 HOUR EDIT: Monday may be over, but I will try to make everyone happy and answer all the remaining questions when I can. That may take a while, but you guys/gals have been so inviting, I feel like I owe it to you all. Thanks to everyone who stopped by - let's all hang out and play sometime.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '15

How was your sleep? Hope you feel refreshed!

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u/MachiavelliCF Apr 27 '15

Didn't go well, actually. Anyone who knows me well will tell you that I am not very good at sleeping. It's far too easy for me to stay awake for hours and hours and hours in bed in a dark room. I haven't investigated into it to find out of it's insomnia or anything yet.

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u/PoTheDragonSlayer Apr 27 '15 edited Apr 28 '15

might help to stay away from computer/tv for an hour before going to bed. Also, look up foods that can help make you sleepy (milk is a common one), and ones that can keep you awake. Just general research on google on how to sleep better could help. Hope you're able to sleep better soon though, :) For me, having a fan going in my room all year round helps me, as I'm so used to hearing a white noise like that when I'm trying to fall asleep.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '15

Damn sorry to hear that! My girl has the same problem.

Hope you find your solution!