The U.S. Senate must be clear: no war with Iran.
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https://centauri.itch.io/ Vulnerable to superluminal projectiles and sudden conversation. Primary objective: To be as stubborn and reasonable as possible. Developer of games, enthusiast of science and pontificator of philosophy.
The U.S. Senate must be clear: no war with Iran.
*Looks at Unity project list*
"Last opened 5 years ago"
ah, a recent one then
A photo of an ice cream machine with a sign reading, "Anything is possible with ice cream." Beneath that is a hand lettered sign reading, "No ice cream".
2026 basically
Same!
Let's be honest, the real issue they had was that the human safety net was Foreign
"shutup, I didn't come here for discourse, I just have really important opinions"
I love open world gamesβbut fact is, if your game gets boring as soon as you go off piste from the story, it should not be an open world game.
Unfortunately running contrary to human nature; we seem far more attentive to doom. Needs to be decoupled from engagement and judged on accuracy. But indeed, how?
Damn straight! πͺ
Sadly, anything relying on herd action (like user adoption) can be practically relied upon to make terrible decisions. They'll keep using X because that's where more people are, but people are only still there because they keep using it π€¦
Just another dick move by Adobe, yeah. I got my first tech job working in Flash back in 2007 and it's been a huge part of my toolset for a big chunk of my career.
I use Affinity these days but the main thing I miss from [An] is its quick & dirty vector drawing (Boolean etc), great for UI work
Three ships enter a black space prism, pastel and acrylic marker on stock card
A recent frolic into physical art, rare these days; inspired by the genius that is #StarlightBrigade
(Pastels & acrylic marker on card)
One my all-time faves! And... I've logged about 200 by comparison. π
Definitely glad there are those that can give a game an in-depth look, but yeah it's why I think curator comments are more interesting than reviews; I want qualitative not quantitative analysis π
I mostly use VLC but I strongly suspect there are better options
As a father of two kids under 7, I quite frankly don't have time to play any but my most favourite games more than 10 hours, and I certainly wouldn't waste more than 1 on a game I dislike.
Everyone's got different criteria I guess. I also hate the common "hook attention asap" maxim, fwiw
Since 2026 started, that is. Not the internet. Boy, that would be nirvana right there
Feeling pretty good about this year. I think it's because I have, thus far, largely avoided the internet since it started
Honestly? Kinda going back to MP3s
Wait, those ARE mine!
Kind of amusing when people shy from teaching young kids the word "cyan".
It's like "orange is too complex; let's just argue endlessly whether carrots are red or yellow."
This, this, and this. βοΈ
Maybe, but it'd be dwarfed by the number of movies in the category "script contrivance ensures the dog survives, despite absolute carnage"
youtu.be/Tfh8fFyR-tM?...
It seems all too often lately that a good thing is being quietly scrapped, in the hope nobody will notice until it's too late.
That's just being de-feet-ist
Accomplishments? Well I have been doing some time travelling, actually. Been steadily making my way to the future at a rate of 24 hours per day, for some time now
My 6 year old seems to be the only kid in school that can't get into it, bless her. But that's only because the demons freak her out, which is pretty understandable
Now I'm wondering if this is the general method used for the delightful little "soft fabric" touches in Yoshi's Woolly World
Public variables all over the place; but in Unity, so it's sorta fine (I know we're supposed to use [ShowInInspector] now or whatever, but some days I just CBA)