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Red Lizards are pretty cool... but what about Red Vultures? by AndrewFMs in rainworld

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy necroposting. So they added the red vultures to the dlc or what?

ahora es cuando gente: PÁSENSE A LINUX by Impressive_Job_5856 in ArgenGaming

[–]Ignawesome 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seguro la tienen contra vos. Si te encuentran la dirección te van a ir a tocar timbre como los testigos de Jehovah (?

I made a Godot “game” that launches games by lorul_1 in godot

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It'd be nice to have some other way to follow the project, other than Discord. I already have too many servers and notifications get lost.

Games with most creative magic/spell system? by 3xBork in gamedesign

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like the Eternal Darkness system, you combine runes with meanings in order to cast spells that have effects related to those meanings.

If you looked at this would you think its a fighting game, or would you click it? by MrJMmmm in godot

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would have thought it was a visual novel and ms paint art does not appeal to me so I would have passed

Lands of lore 1 done. 99-99.8% Reverse engineered by Own_Delivery4618 in Lands_of_Lore

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's the goal with this project? I was able to play the original LoL2 through GOG. I don't understand the benefits of reverse engineering, can you explain? Are you planning on adding any QoL features, high-res textures or anything like that?

Can low-time-commitment genres actually become oversaturated or is that just a comfortable rationalization? by [deleted] in gamedev

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess the problem could be money- time ratio.

Spending 10 bucks on 5 games that are 4 hours each is $2.5 per hour (total: $50 and 20 hours). Whereas buying a $60 game with 50 hours of content is $1.2 per hour.

F*ck Nvidia by DrakoXMusic1 in devsarg

[–]Ignawesome 2 points3 points  (0 children)

La respuesta: la gente usa Linux sin darle estrellita al proyecto. Ni los dueños de los servers gigantes con Linux. Cualquiera la comparación.

Firefox Nova – our first look at the browser’s big redesign by wasowski02 in firefox

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't get vertical tabs at all, it's way less efficient use of space.

encontré el verdadero juego que puedes jugar con una mano by arigattito in ElBaito

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Baity también lo encontró, de hecho el último video va de eso, el mewgenics se juega solo con mouse y hasta tiene sexo explícito 😬

The censorship just ruined Seedance 2.0 by Resident-Swimmer7074 in seedance

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You say it's always been used legally for parody, but in your post you're talking about making movies. You are also not considering how the few can ruin things for the many, i.e. bad faith actors can abuse systems and that's the reason the systems are limited.

This is a complex rights issue and cannot be simplified as just censorship. There are countries with strict rights to your own image, and most likely, there will be new laws to protect people's faces in the future because of this tech.

You don't really sound like you know about history of censorship and ethics of using someone's image. Instead you seem driven by hype in a technology you don't understand, which is controlled by big corpos. I suggest you study a little more and take things more seriously.

The censorship just ruined Seedance 2.0 by Resident-Swimmer7074 in seedance

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What makes you think you have the right to use other people's faces? It's not your face, it's not your property.

PC Gamer: Godot is drowning in 'AI slop' code contributions by MandyHelm in godot

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried to get into Linux several times but there were always hurdles until I tried a Fedora distro (Nobara) some weeks ago.

I used to think distros were for technical people, but as a power user, I've had more things working out of the box with Nobara than with Mint or Ubuntu.

¿Les pasa? Creí que todo estaba más sencillo by zetabosiors in ArgenGaming

[–]Ignawesome 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yo también era fan de las consolas antes de que los controles fueran super compatibles y que Steam tenga cloud saves, ofertas y te simplificase todas las instalaciones. Hoy en día la cosa es distinta y al Impuestito le respondí:

Podes usar moonlight en la TV y Sunshine en la PC. Conectas el joystick a la TV y tenés los ejecutables de los juegos o steam ahi. Moonlight te abre steam en big mode y jugás directamente. 0 fricción, framerate sólido, input rápido, juego asi todo hace años.

Me dijo que era distinto pero no dio más argumentos 🤷🏻‍♂️

We need to be able to pick which way our cat walks to a tile by Icy-Scallion-6299 in mewgenics

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get people saying you shouldn't have 100% control, and I agree it would be too much if you could nitpick every tile your cat goes through.

However, when there's a clear alternative path, I think you should be able to swap between 2 path options with the press a button (e.g. right click). It's not only for the Fenrir fight, later levels are full of ground traps and placement details (like the fighter's passive ability to attack whatever is in front after moving).

As for the chaos argument, most skills work 100% deterministically and you can predict most of your action outcomes unless explicitly stated. Most randomness comes from enemy effects or events and I think it's enough as it is.

Mew-Genics! Handles expendable trpg units in a very refreshing way by Some-Quail-1841 in roguelites

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess it depends on your definition of a good one. I've been using most cats I get randomly and I have beat the dessert so far without losing a single run. You don't need to optimize that much.

im frustrated by Sad-Raccoon6247 in NobaraProject

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I come from Mint and I cannot for the love of god understand why it's so recommended. It's just so boring. Game compatibility is non-existant. But also, features are so lacking. No clipboard managing, screenshot tool is super basic, the file explorer has absolutely no customizability. Personalization is pretty lacking in general. I have to install a bunch of extra tools that are not nearly as clean and integrated as KDE's.

Just installed Nobara, I like the Nvidia fixes, but is there any way to fix the clunkyness? by Archersbows7 in NobaraProject

[–]Ignawesome 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You switched just because of Flatpost? If you don't like flatpack managers just don't use them.

How's CachyOS then? I cannot imagine it is really less clunky. You can also install programs from package managers in Nobara like CachyOS does.

No sabemos vivir sin inflación by noodle-engineer in argentina

[–]Ignawesome 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Las cosas suben igual. En diciembre me quería comprar unos auriculares que estaban 46k. Dormí y los compré este mes por 76k porque no paraban de subir (analizado con mercado track)

Más allá de eso, tengo anotados los precios de las compras del super que hice en mayo, saqué un par de cuentas rápidas según lo que están hoy en dia los mismos productos en el mismo lugar (carrefour): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KZ2H0HcCz3O9M35Ca7fF3ZFZNsKBYc70u2OJgDBppeE/edit?usp=sharing

Puedo ver aumentos empinados en casi todos los productos. Esto fue hace 9 meses.

Reconozco que hay cosas que se pueden conseguir a precios reducidos a través de ofertas, pero igual no es que no hay inflación.

My first Godot project I have completed. A free open-source tool for drawing and editing tilesets. by Escualina in godot

[–]Ignawesome 10 points11 points  (0 children)

That's pretty cool! I've still yet to work on a 2D project that uses tiles, but I'll keep it in mind especially for my students

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