I just put up two community posts recapping the absolute fucking nightmare that has been the last fours months, and also going into the detail about the long-awaited diagnosis that finally explains why my body has been falling apart the last few years.
I thought it'd be cool to have a separate suit repair mechanic myself.
That way he's not forced to be naked, but you can keep suit damage and body damage separate to emphasize the healing factor.
People complaining about his suit healing are fucking dumbasses if it didn’t do that Wolverine would be butt ass naked after every fucking fight stupid mfers on this app man I swear.
Apologies for the radio silence everyone.
I have been doing further updates via community posts, but yeah, the last few months have been A LOT.
I'm considering doing a stream to fully go over everything in as much detail as needed, but yeah, not dead.
Follow-up community post to the previous one, and thankfully, this one is short enough to repost as a single screenshot.
If you'd prefer to read it at the source, however, link is in the replies.
I just put up two community posts recapping the absolute fucking nightmare that has been the last fours months, and also going into the detail about the long-awaited diagnosis that finally explains why my body has been falling apart the last few years.
My cat finally passed away this afternoon. I was there until the very end, and the last things he likely heard was me telling him how much I love him.
I might do a memorial stream, if I'm feeling it. Tell some stories about him. Process things.
My cat is now officially in hospice.
He's had multiple spontaneous cysts pop up on both kidneys, and he's likely to be gone within the coming weeks.
I'm shattered right now, and that's all I can really say.
I am still very annoyed at the 60-year-old Hal Jordan in the upcoming Lanterns show. And at the talk from the showrunners that seem to indicate he's probably not going to be on the show very long.
I'd focus on the many problems adding sprint to the game could create, even as a toggle-able feature.
Or the AR having 32 rounds instead of 60.
Or the weird design choices that aren't faithful to the original.
Or the complex technical issues inherent to UE5 as an engine.
No, they aren't remaking Halo "again".
Halo: Anniversary was a remaster built on top of the PC version of CE; a new coat of paint that could literally be turned off at the press of a button.
A remake and a remaster are two entirely different levels of work, and doing both isn't as redundant as you might first think.
Especially when it's been nearly 15 years since the remaster, and nearly 25 years since the original.