Yeah, that’s how it goes. Glad you got out when you did.

what was your experience, if you don’t mind me asking? what game snared you?

here’s what you can expect

what’s next, let’s disclose if you used an IDE instead of just the built in windows Notepad?

don’t worry, Windows has already added AI to Notepad

and bot detection for TF2

What the hell am I supposed to play now?? Football Manager 2024?

I was expecting to see more resistance to jokes like this, but I guess there’s no impedance

They must be ready to release it!

She is a solo dev, I love her but I doubt that’d be a suitable job for one hobbyist

Deep Rock is definitely a “play it however you want” kind of game, they have pretty hefty integrated mod support

I miss Battlerite :(

4. A working fuckin inventory system
5. Silliness of the Monty Python variety

Seems like it’s the typical early access bugs and crashing. I was a huge fan of hyper light drifter so I’ve got this on my radar, even if it seems like a giant leap from the design of the first one

The Trine series comes to mind

“I make mobile games with predatory in-game purchases, that’s a hobby for grown-ups”

The modding community for starbound is super healthy though. It’s basically the perfect environment for it: no more updates, a lot of established groundwork, conveniently separated game files. Heck, you can completely change the world generation halfway through a playthrough as long as you move to a part of the universe that hadn’t been generated yet

I have no clue how they’re making money, I think I bought Terraria for four bucks eight years ago

They’re probably surprised that it’s only been legal for ten years

I know you’re just trying to prove a point about physical disks, but if you actually wanted to borrow a copy of someone’s game, Steam will let you do it

what do you think should’ve won?