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ED_Radish
5mo ago
Not a near death experience but similarish. Im trans and from a conservative religious family, so I planned to cut them off and eventually did.. Throughout my teens and young adulthood I immersed myself really deep into drawing and writing.
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3y ago
The Steam Deck iirc is sold below cost and seems to have been a reasonable success. The market for consoles would still exist. It would just be that the bar for console manufacturers would be set higher from "make a good console then e
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3y ago
Tbf I'm pretty sure the main reason people are gonna be buying omnichords is because they want specifically omnichords- the layout + sound of the thing has a pretty strong romanticism/pop culture significance to it. I can play p
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ED_Radish
3y ago
copyright based scarcity is effectively dead for anyone with an Internet connection anyway honestly I think a gratuity model may become dominant with or without any legal changes at this point you'll often see on YouTube patreon reven
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3y ago
Alice is Missing is a pretty good GMless game. Although very specific in its tone.
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3y ago
I'm having a hard time imagining what role AI (in around its current state) would actually play in creating Portal. The only professional art assets I'd imagine you could substitute with AI work might be textures, which already te
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3y ago
Nintendo has used Unity for certain titles. Off the top of my head I can think of the Pokemon Sinnoh remakes, Super Mario Run, I think the fire emblem mobile game too?
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3y ago
https://w4games.com/ seems to be trying to provide an enterprise option for Godot
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3y ago
Cassette Beasts is Octopath Traveler esque 3D and it's been getting pretty rave reviews
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3y ago
Discord now is very much like that if you stick to small-ish focused servers.
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3y ago
To be fair the market forces that apply to multiplayer games are quite different from singleplayer, on multiplayer you have network effects and such to worry about. I, personally sorta... buy the twitter cope? But I think it obviously does
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3y ago
I always find gamedev discussion interesting because a lot of it seems to come at it from a very different angle from my own. When I think of the time I'm spent on "gamedev". Im reminded mostly on the time I've spent lea
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3y ago
Honestly I'm definitely within the "New Internet" age range (currently a teen), and my talking to internet strangers experience when I was 14 was not too different from what you've described- being effectively anonymous,
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure thats still how most people engage with RPGs, at least, I'm fairly whippersnapping and that was my high school experience too.
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4y ago
If you think getting used to TTS is a pain imagine playing by moving stuff around in GMod or Blender. Physics is helpful because it limits possible positions to those you would actually be able to produce in real life.
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4y ago
Its interesting you say this, since personally the physics are the reason I prefer TTS lol. Everything sorta moving like it would in a table makes playing so much easier once you get over the hump of manipulating the controls. But then agai
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4y ago
You should sign up for a fighting game tournament some time and see how far a few attempts gets you
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4y ago
Valve pioneered most of that stuff, just that they sorta let go of the accelerator at some point and let other companies who were initially following their lead surpass them in exploitativeness so theyre not too associated with it nowadays.
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Haunted PS1 Demo Disc 2022: Spectral Mall
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4y ago
As someone from around the region mentioned in the article. I find it reprehensible too. And at least, from my own bubble of the people I interact with I don't think anyone I know would find it not. I like to think we're striving
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4y ago
Spotify does have a lot of tracks on there that i cannot find elsewhere (not on any trackers, not on deezer, not even on youtube for that crisp 128kbps).
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4y ago
> at least you can resell your barbie and resell the hat but we don’t have that privilege because Valve determined we are not worthy of it Isn't valve the only company that lets you resell cosmetics?
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The most terrifying thing (2021)
(the-radish-records.neocities.org)
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5y ago
I'm Gen Z and seemingly am an outlier in that I had a pretty decent experience over the past year or so of lockdown. Given that I only really use this and Discord, there might be a correlation there?
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I remember pluralism being passed around in the earlier days of the Internet too. With some pretty wild claims like being able to enter your own mind and fuck about while another portion of your consciousness lived your life for you. (which
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5y ago
Requiring an account to use the Microsoft Store sounds completely fine to me.
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5y ago
Game Maker is a full engine. It's just more streamlined than most.
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Yeah, it lets them keep more of my money and having a flac is good enough for me. Its not like I'll ever actually play anything off a CD itself.
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5y ago
Game Maker studio (it sounds like a joke I know) is a pretty solid engine if you're working in 2D.
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5y ago
Honestly I don't want to go back for precisely the opposite reasons. My productivity and general wellbeing during quarantine has skyrocketed to heights ive never seen before. And i definitely felt it go down in the short few months qua
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