Hiding behind a funny silly anime/fumo pfp, making things up.
Polymath, washed optimization god, quant, r&d, now indie game dev.
Irl street fights in the past
traveled back in time from present days to the 90-s. What she then did is she applied the videogame ideas from the future in the past and became a billionaire. https://t.co/0MDAfyFFO5
Not like I thoroughly research upcoming indies, but personally for me nothing changed about most anticipated releases, it's Kingmakers, that's it, nothing else. And obviously my game
>we were told we are hired to retire, until we retire
>still fired suddenly
>from a legendary company with successful IP
This is what I am saying, many AAA, AA and indies need to have more skeptical projections
Podcast out now 3 former devs from ID Software, Todd Boyce, Jordan Turner & Taylor Offill.
They talk about the ID Software Layoffs, Marty Stratton, early DOOM TDA concepts, their new studio @hiddenhorsegame and heaps more....
https://t.co/r1syM1t3AD
Searching for indie gems among all the slop has never been so valuable. It literally boils down to if game reviewers like your game.
Given current trajectory, curation policies might define Playstation vs Nintendo competition. Playstation is losing their soft power rapidly and since it's finite and can't be easily regained, Nintendo should be on top relatively soon
A typical ux person or a manager will tell it's a legal problem and then blink at you, as if evaluating if you understand that it is paramount for the user to relogin in hundreds of apps they potentially use monthly. Imagine not figuring out a better solution for years.
@johnbearross@discord Just quit using it until they fire management in charge making violation heuristics so paranoid. Personally I am quitting it probably forever
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@Sif_32 Interesting. Is it really that good? After when I tried more 3D games idk, it was in '97, right after that 2D would make feel claustrophobic. So I could only like Terraria and isometric games after that
Had this guy referring to a location and pointing 70 degrees to the right or left from it. I was absolutely lost and mindboggled, couldn't track what he had to say anymore, I was like what do you mean you can't point to a location. And he then would do that two more times, and I later found myself unable to point effortlessly to a location at least once, I had to readjust myself to point in correct direction. Maybe it's contagious and I lost braincells that day, or maybe I was trying too hard to understand how a person who can follow learned routes can't imagine such routes.