@cpasDryNa by saying that, you may realize that in game dev, there can also be "happy accidents" (bugs)
but that relates to your vision or intent for the game rather than the problem you are trying to solve
your choice whether to keep those happy accidents or not; the art of your code
@cpasDryNa reason devs don't like AI is it empowers bad devs to pretend to be good devs
most programming is problem solving and problems have solutions, there are 'best' solutions, a heuristic approach is the most common
art has nuance that isn't programmatic, "happy accidents"
INCREDIBLY stupid take. a majority of code trained on is under permissive licensing and/or open source. We WANT you to use our code! There are limited numbers of solutions to a programming problem. There are an infinite number of ways to paint an apple. Dont gen an apple. Simple
@n4tth5@furfag_real ehh, optimization is more so what I meant as being seen as art
I do think there are forms but optimized or elegant solutions were what I had in mind
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@DawnyAims Most people donโt have the time pros have unfort
tend to think of masters as the โimmortalโ of aim training where reaching it means you have effectively completed the tutorial
after that itโs up to you to โlimit testโ by figuring out your weaknesses or push your strengths
@DawnyAims As long as your are consistent and manage your time well with focused practice you will improve
Which is why itโs unoptimal or unnecessary to holistically push for GM
Most people chase masters to fast track their aim mechanics and sink a lot of time into it
@JSonaV In all other mediums, they are user facing and directly affect the person interacting with your game
Most of the programming being done would be considered similar to โback endโ in game design
When you are trying to make a game, programming is often the least important part
@JSonaV Non-issue for programming. Game design is the cohesion between multiple disciplines (e.g Art, Music, Programming, even psychology, etc)
Programming is the only discipline where you are just trying to get it to do something where nuance is not particularly important