erkok

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by erkok 6mo ago
Yes, the assets are property of a defunct company, so yeah, if you want to do it properly, I wouldn't advise distributing it with their assets, unless you can track them down and license the IP. This project was mainly developed for He
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by erkok 6mo ago
I now ran the client with server written in C# with 500 simulated players all running around on the same map, and all nearby also. My FPS on M1 mac that ran the server, client and the simulator dropped 5 FPS from my monitor's max refre
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by erkok 6mo ago
So far I haven't ran into performance issues, but this version doesn't have networking, so I only tried spawning lots of monsters in a small map, so they have to recalculate their movement quite often + each monster runs an AI loo
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Show HN: 2D RPG base game client recreated in modern HTML5 game engine with AI(github.com)
11 points by erkok 6mo ago|7 comments
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by erkok 9mo ago
Having been around in the industry for a while I'm seeing abstractions being misused all the time. Being guilty of it myself also when I was younger. For me, the only purpose of an abstraction is to reduce complexity, but often times I
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by erkok 9mo ago
I tend to agree with the author. GraphQL has its use cases, but it is often times overused and simplicity is sacrificed for perceived elegance or efficiency that is often times not needed. "Pre-mature optimisation of root of all evil&q
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by erkok 2y ago
I commend you trying to tackle such a challenging domain, something that feels should be handled on state level. As a citizen of Estonia, we pretty much have any government service available over the web, and yes, we also get to enjoy state