eidolon @shaderphantom@awoo.space

the sheer number of games makes me honestly think that 'story modes' might actually just be the only option if you want to play everything cool. like jesus christ games industry, calm down

there are literally, too many fucking video games. it is impossible.

long sock

the subscription model for games worries me because it will cannibalize single-purchase games for smaller developers who don't or can't be involved in a subscription program

"I know what I'll do. I'll interrupt the game flow to make the player select an upgrade they don't have full knowledge of the options for! what do you mean this distracts me from playing the game itself"

skill trees in a single player game are lazy design

Noita September 24th

Cube World September 30th
Destiny 2 Shadowkeep October 1st
Indivisible October 8th
neat

Startup idea: I take venture capital investment and redistribute it to the working class

Thinking about that episode of Babylon 5 where a destroyed civilization's superweapon reappears and it only listens to commands from "pure-blooded" members of its race, but they realize nobody was "pure" back then and it had just killed everyone

Zoomers sound like an enemy from Metroid

Would love a breakfast sandwich rn

If you're quiet and still, you can hear the electrical signals of the Minion memes slowly traveling down the copper wire of America's dilapidated telecom infrastructure

if the spotify play count is anything to go by, it's working out for him, damn

here I thought Sub Focus just kinda stopped making music, but apparently he's been making dancefloor hit singles for the last several years

it doesn't work lol

I wrote a greedy quad search mesher again, this time in Kotlin, and abstracted it to allow meshing over cross sections of anything, provided the indexed cell faces in each cross section have equality defined over them, and the cross section is bounded.

Now I'm wondering, wait, how does this work in the context of static ambient occlusion