Jeremy Statz

I own a copy of Wild Zero, but the disc is messed up and skips a chapter halfway through. I still appreciate it.

Man, I worked on an MMRPG at one point. Try explaining that to your sixty year old aunt. Eventually I just said it was like Legend of Zelda.

I don't think I'd endorse it with any other client though. Damn do those guys earn their $50.

I don't especially care for Perforce, the fact it doesn't *actually* know what's modified locally has caused me major trauma in the past.

As someone who has on-boarded indie teams to version control several times, this opinion is out of date. In part because Fork exists and is actually a good visual client.

I don't treat Git as the second coming like a lot of people do, but it's fine for a team these days.

It's well made, surprisingly good looking, drags a little at times but I liked it overall. I appreciate how little it feels the need to explain itself, like there's a number of valid interpretations of what exactly is happening.

Despite the fact "Infinium Labs" is right there in the text, I thought this was a comic about Microsoft and Copilot.

Are you unaware that you're negotiating with people who are totally fine lying to you, who ignore deals once they're inconvenient? Have you not been paying attention?

If you aren't creating obstacles for them, you aren't achieving anything. Learn what it means to be an opposition party.

May as will fill up that fourth slot too. Maybe that one can be safe mode.

Man, I've least heard of everything in this series, except that crazy dinosaur game. But this, this is new to me. The footage looks almost incomprehensible.

I kind of feel like old PC games are cheating, but here's one: I once had the MS DOS version of Street Fighter, in CGA. So awful.

They really tell on themselves whenever they think there's this dedication to the Democratic party, or the Clintons or whatever. It shows up constantly when they talk about "the left".

This is a very good sign, and I'm pleased that our current project definitely has this problem.

As is tradition, I lit my 11th mortdecandle exactly at midnight.

It's interesting how you can make an outline that seems solid, but then you start actually writing and have to deal with details. Little things that make sense for like, the particular room they're in or what clothes people wear or how a door latches.

And these make your outline logic fail.

We've worked on a couple contract projects where they wanted the drive encrypted, so we used it on external USB3 drives. Constant blue-screens, every couple hours, when the drive was in use. On multiple machines and drives. Terrible.

I assume it works for people normally?

He seems lovely.

Fork is abolustely the best one. Ignore the command line unless you want to automate something.

You'll want to have LFS enabled and have a gitattributes file pointing binary files at it. Do this immediately, fixing it later if you need to is messy, and it's pretty easy to set up.

Puzzle Rogue by Kittehface Software A roguelike inspired by original Puzzle Quest!

Just published a significant update to Puzzle Rogue. If you're a fan of Puzzle Quest and want that chip dipped in rogue-lite, check it out! Currently free to play on Itch, all we ask is feedback!

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Animation on the battle results screen!

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Also this is how Unreal's localization works.

That's my experience with such a thing. You tweak the English for whatever reason but doing that fundamentally creates another bug because it's used as a key, so you've now disconnected it from the translation.

There's plenty of times when you're just doing minor edits and the translation can stay.

Thanks much for the compliment! Just did an update to lower the difficulty a bit, interested to know how far you get!

Super appreciate the info, man!

Honestly will take it over any localization system that uses the entire English string as the key.

Actually Bard does have one heal-all ability. He's got like 25 abilities though so you may not see it on a given run.

There's an entire healer class which you could start a run with. Mostly the campfires are the intended way, though. A lot of our run testing was with Knight/Bard/Rogue.

Definitely, please add it to your Steam wishlist! This test will let us gather feedback as we work our way to a finished product.

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Puzzle Rogue by Kittehface Software A roguelike inspired by the original Puzzle Quest!

Do you like roguelike games? Do you like Puzzle Quest? Do you wish both of those were in the same place? You're in luck: kfsoftware.itch.io/puzzlerogue

Puzzle Rogue is early access, playable in-browser! It's fully featured and you can play through the first area. Let us know if you slay the Wyvern!

Steam Repaly 2025 image for Terazilla, 54 games played and 268 achievements, 29 new games. Nightreign wins.

Lower numbers than last year, I trailed off the last few months as moving and stuff happened.

I'd argue this. Unity's merge tool is worse than using a standard text merge. A normal text merge handles modest changes, where some fields or positions change, generally okay.

Once you rearrange the heirarchy substantially all bets are off, but it's *far* better than Unreal's binary formats.