linearchaos

linearchaos, 5 miesięcy temu

I mean it’s actually fair and it’s not the game’s fault.

Hell I bet if we dug into a deeper it turns out to be age gap as much as anything else.

When I grew up, video game consoles were hard for the sake of being hard because the games didn’t have enough storage and ram to be that long. Back then I hated dragon’s lair because it was so f****** pretty and I really wanted to play it so bad, but it was just a coin eater and I was too young to have disposable income

I moved into first person shooters around the time of Quake. I was decently skilled but not amazing, but I was making enough money that I could afford a really nice rig and a really fast connection. Slowly FPS started turning into military combat which I really didn’t care for.

Many years later I got into mmorpgs, I spent thousands of hours playing in guilds, running raids, and grinding equipment. I still hated the same things but didn’t really focus much on them because the only thing I did was MMO.

Years later I start a family, now I hate anything that’s not casual. If I can’t pick it up play it for 30-40 minutes and put it away it’s going to do nothing for me that cost me pain.

linearchaos, 9 miesięcy temu

Dark age of Camelot, had a guild made up of mostly locals. Did a custom website, scraped Mythics rankings, put in interactive maps, scroll trading system. It was all a hoot, moved to Warcraft after. Solid group of good people.

linearchaos, 10 miesięcy temu

docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/…/consoles.html

They’re not licensed, and they don’t even have templates for anything but steam deck.

Unity has the cash and manpower to jump through those hoops and keep them up to date.