u/ColdEngineBadBrakes

AdobeScripts answered your question, I saw. He's the biggest Adobe brain around.

I don't want to be offensive, I deleted the post.

Actually, they do. The bad guys don't. That's how you tell them apart.

Man, this is a question that requires a big brain to resolve.

Sure. I remembered the menu item you want for bitmapping/gray scaling. Posterizing is a general filter. You can also find YouTubes of bitmap painting.

After some zooming, we are all Rick Astley.

I'm hip to your jive, dude.

If you have Photoshop, and you have an image, you could posterize it to two colors, then turn it into a bitmap, experimenting with the bitmap density until you get what you want.

You can probably find a thing online that will either do it for you online, or a script/plug-in.

The characters are meaningless. I guess one is Holmes. But I have no idea what the game is about or any of its details.

The weapon concept could be carried over into the text, with it being filled with bullet holes or replacing some character with a bullet.

To paraphrase Spock, you are highly intelligent, but not experienced. I suggest three dimensional thinking.

Go crazy-go-nuts!

Like the concept, do not like the typeface.

This guy knows his stuff.

A universal notes application. That's all.

You only need one tab.

You should only need one tab and no spaces. Unless I don’t understand your data.

Use a right-hand tab between the text.

I second Google Drive. I've been using it for many years for my design work.

Are we united on Iran?

Well, why can't that be the strategy. Our fine United States government has proven itself utterly powerless to significantly reduce Iranian firepower. Panic the US again, and it will eat itself. Like it's doing now.

Can't trust 'em. You already know this.

I hope it supports graphics.

Are there other kinds of chips? Potato?

I’d keep it simple. It doesn’t want to dominate the piece.

I think the shattering at the top needs to be larger, and with fewer edges, opening through the top like in the third.

You're not layering your values as well as in the second image.