@rohangrey Epic does make it very hard to root for them when they make as many dumb (and occasionally feeling very anti player and developer) decisions as they do in the PC market though.
@rohangrey Curious why Play Store is a monopoly while Apple's store does not seem to be. Part of it was evidence of dealings that Google did to protect its position. Haven't looked into this decision a lot yet though.
Backroom deals=monopoly.
Software to enforce walled garden=no monopoly?
@zachisatourist I don't understand how Sonic can work with co-op like Mario does, but interested in finding out.
And hey, you've got kids that are approaching the age where you can play this with them.
@CodeManuPro I used SpriteMancer over the weekend to make some sprites for collectables in my game. It's pretty great, and very fun to just play around with to get some neat effects. Going to have to them via your form. Nice work.
@zachcforrester @BarExamTutor@HelixBarReview Again speaking strictly for BarBri rather than what you are using, the content of the books was also all online. Could be different. Things could be done entirely without the books, but nice to have to be able to mark up. I think you'll be fine for your trip regardless.
@zachcforrester @BarExamTutor@HelixBarReview In my experience (though through BarBri) you'll be fine. I did almost all of it on a computer, though it was nice to have the books around from time to time. More important is to be consistent in effort in some form, whether that's digital or physical.
@XorDev I'm on an old perpetual license with the exports I need. I'll upgrade (and by extension use my trial period that comes with it) when I have a need to do so, most likely when rollback netcode is added to the new runtime.
Can you have fun with mobile games? Sure. Are there some good games out there? You bet. (Most of those also tend to exist on other platforms like Legends of Runeterra or are ports, but that's another question.) But systems like this give the whole space a bad name.
If you're ever wondering why mobile games have such a bad reputation, this is why. RPGs like Persona are the ideal candidate for a straight mobile port since there's little mechanical execution that would be hampered by a touch screen. Instead this happens.
@zachisatourist Look, I'm sure the valuable skills we have in filling out blue cards (music merit badge comes to mind) and doing other pointless filler activities will be very useful one day.
Hasn't happened yet either.
There's a certain beautiful irony in the fact that most websites offering guides on internet privacy law regulations first want your email address and other contact info to send you an ebook.