Lots of progress this week! 🔥
- Combat keeps getting better. ⚔️
- Zombies can now drop from ledges and react to others.
- Restraint permanently reduces your max stamina.
- Plenty of optimizations and more!
#screenshotsaturday#gamedev#indiedev#zombiegame
@CrissJames18@huacha_roja Dentro de las propuestas aparte de las 52 horas está agregar causal “no adepto al trabajo” como parte de necesidades de la empresa. Se haría mucho más fácil despedir si con eso sí puedo reemplazar a alguien en el mismo puesto
to celebrate our 1 million copies sold, we’re giving away 10 Steam keys 🗝️🎉
enter now by:
🔹 following @paralivesgame
🔹 reposting this post
winners will be contacted on June 26th through our official account, make sure your DMs are open!
@TheSimCommunity@ParalivesGame I’m excited about all the narrative mechanics. I love that they decided to do their own thing and I’m excited to explore all the plot options!
@chesneyquigley @mayohiga1 While I can understand that it doesn’t change the fact that it is an annoying sound; both things can be true. I can be annoyed by children screaming and crying and still understand it’s natural and part of their development and how they express. No need to romanticize it either.
This is actually so heartbreaking and kinda traumatizing like the pain of being not seen and not known by your own parents as a kid is actually such a strange unique kind of pain and kind of incomprehensible for your brain at that age
@DuckieLouise @daniel_passmore @farbenfuchs@AMAZlNGNATURE She didn’t say it wasn’t real, she said it was flawed. I don’t know enough about this but it sounds to me that it shows that domestication can happen if humans want to do it, not that it’s a choice of the wild animal as stated with raccoons?
@daniel_passmore @farbenfuchs@AMAZlNGNATURE She’s a raccoon biologist, and explained that this study is based ln another flawed study that said a certain type of fox was being domesticated but they were mostly inbred and from a fur farm (not wild). And this flawed study is the only one in existance that “proves” this point