LesserGoldfish

a 3d render of a faux horror/action video game, with a cute streamer webcam overlay.

streamer

Unreal is an engine which has really good tools, which makes it easy to put things together. However it has the worst documentation of any major engine on the market.

Unreal has games which run well (see: Fortnite), but it requires so much work and research for no reason

A black and white tuxedo cat with bright yellow eyes, wearing a red bow tie, sitting snugly inside a small cardboard box. The cat’s face is peeking out, giving a gentlemanly and composed look.

Little gentleman in a box :3

A highly off-spec sketch of a cheeky-looking Hornet from Hollow Knight is adorned with a hand-written caption "repost to delay Silksong" Jests aside: there's a near-infinite number of videogames so personally I would always take a good game one year later over a buggy one next week.

In light of current events:

is there some physical force stopping screenwriters adapting War of the Worlds properly or what because goodness many have tried and the only thing that did it well was the non-visual prog-rock musical

as ever, if you ask people if they think art should exist for their enjoyment they will say yes, and then if you ask them if the people making the art should get paid for it they'll tell you "no that's a fake job"

ChatGPT we will forgive you for taking all the content from our website for a one-time donation of 48 billion English pounds

oh, this the link I meant I couldn't get to open 😅 It might just be on my end tho

I'm having trouble accessing the link on the site - is there any other way to view it?

At least Game Maker has probably the best documentation of any engine I've used. I miss it everytime I use unreal or unity

The bookstore has Books 1 and 3:

Any idea when it'll be publicly available to read?

Bayeux, France.

Awesome - what was the mystery?

This is oversimplified, but I don't have the time to go more in depth on why I think they did this right now

Probably has to do with pathfinding: individual soldiers don't have any complex pathfinding, they simply move in a straight line towards a point in their formation. If there wasn't a large buffer space, soldiers could fall off the cliff as they move. I'd need to double check the games to be sure tho