MossBear @ MossBear @lemmy.world

Posts

22

Comments

309

Joined

2 yr. ago

In this case it sounds like they were talking about their next game rather than a current project.

So what's the quick bullet point version of how Matrix works? Are there instance like Lemmy? If so, what are the best ones?

Why stay at all whether they revert it or not? They're egregiously incompetent and if they've done this sort of thing once, they're going to do it again. Developers should go where their support will help make something better (Godot) and not stick with the crusty old Unity hag that is constantly pawing at their pockets hoping for the jingle of coins.

GOP creates MAGA. MAGA eats GOP. MAGA destroys itself.

You and me both friend.

Too late for me, but good news for those who come after.

Its music, but the level of skill to make it is low, and therefore of little credit to the one who makes it.

I'm a big fan of Yuru Camp as well! I'm not familiar with any of the others though, so I'll check them out! Thanks! :D

Somewhere out there is a conservative going "they worked hard for what they have and shouldn't be punished for their success."

Just a reminder that if Unity developers with pro licenses coming to Godot contribute even a small fraction of what they might have paid for those licenses on Unity, Godot can develop even faster.

It already has. The Godot Developer Fund went up by $4,000 yesterday alone.

Dome Keeper and Cassette Beats are two notable games made made with Godot. As to the second point, making games is a long process, but it doesn't have to be expensive. That depends entirely on the skills of the developers, and the nature of the game.

Unless you have an irrational hatred of open-source, I don't know why you wouldn't be using Godot at this point.

Godot.

If it still allowed me to do everything I wanted to in an easy enough way, I wouldn't be opposed. I would say in short, I don't know enough about it to know whether I'd like it.

I love vanilla gnome. I totally understand how some users prefer the flexibility of KDE, but a clean, minimal interface with easy access to workspaces is just the thing for me.

I remember well. It was the ultimate gut punch and marked the turn from a more optimistic and innocent time to the cynical reality we're still living in. The 90's were by far not perfect, but for many it was a dream compared to life since 2001.

They'll generally choose convenience over a better path. This ranges from the people who just leave grocery carts in the parking lot, to people who stay on the platform formerly known as Twitter as opposed to being a part of supporting more ethical alternatives, to people who defend the data harvesting practices of big tech companies, just to name a few examples.