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If I understand this right, you’re looking for Continuous Collision Detection

i.e. rather than calculating collision by looking at the intersection of objects in every frame, instead calculate collision by drawing out the path the object will go, and looking for collision along it.

Wizard, wizard, and wizard. Sometimes I’ll be a warrior, then I’ll immediately give up and and be a wizard.

Not really relevant to your point, but the game wasn’t developed by Paradox, they published it.

So you’re taking the best aspects of any fork you can find? Trust in the developers is an essential part of the question.

If a piece of software passes every audit in the whole world, but is developed and maintained by the NSA, you’d be stupid to leave your data with it.

Let me save you a lot of time and effort:

• No, it isn’t.

Your findings will either be an incredibly lengthy wording of that, or they will simply be wrong. It’s not a complex question.

Unless this person is an expert in 13th Century Mongolian linguistics, I fail to see how they even could feel able to decry pronoun choices as being ahistorical (not that that would even really matter for a vidgam).

• Multithread
• Checksum Mismatch
• Raise Exception
• Zombie Process
• Parallelization
• Segmentation Fault
• Force Commit
• Signal Abort
• Signal Kill
• Balance Nodes
• Stack Overflow
• Core Dump
• Reverse Tunnel
• Dynamic Forwarding

I don’t know what kind of spells these would be but I fear the wizard who knows them.

It’s quite insane. A couple years back I bought and played an indie space game that had beautiful graphics, weather effects, 'splosions, space stations, hundreds of star systems etc.

That game’s installed size? 260MB. 186MB on checking.

The full game could fit on a CD-ROM about five times over and it was still many hours of cool gameplay. This massive universe exploration game is smaller than 90% of the 2D procedurally generated games I own.

Looks like they still develop, and still offer demos which I think is awesome. And their game sizes look still super reasonable.

I’m not really sure how you achieve that kind of compression, I assume most textures are hand-written shaders or something rather than 4k .png files.

??? Nobody gets blown up going to NK. And tourists frequently enter by land.

These people always want the exact same .jpg of a woman’s face and boobas, no individualism allowed. Any time even a fictional woman deviates slightly from the almighty hotwoman.jpg then they are deemed political and must be conformed.

Even if you are wildly transphobic (and no I can’t excuse it ), can a man not have a hair bun and wear skirt-shaped cloth?? It’s not like the character model includes genes and genitalia

The endpoint of transphobism seems to be that literally no person is valid ever.

Damn, kinda fucked. But also recontextualises it as “Fallout the first game” instead of “Fallout the series” as he wasn’t much involved past #1. I’ve no idea how accurate that statement is then as I’ve never played 1 or 2.

The fact that it’s opinion is implied unless they specifically say “objectively”

I’m sorry, but I simply never interpret sentences this way. If you make a statement about reality, I assume you’re declaring it as truth. Maybe that’s just a me problem. (None of the preceding sentences are opinion but are actual fact.)

I’m only saying that’s not how I interpreted it. People happily declare these things universal truths all the time.

Skyrim is dogshit

Skyrim has a boring world, dogshit quests in both writing and design, combat design that sucks from any approach

the main story is awful

There are games I can accept just aren’t for me … but Skyrim <not good>

These are objective statements. At no point in fact did you ever say or even hint these were opinions, I can only find objective statements declaring an absolute truth. The word “realise” alone implies people are coming to believe a certain truth.

Maybe we’re just talking across dialects and crossing wires, so if that’s not what you meant, then sure that’s fine and apologies for the misunderstanding. But with your wording, that’s how it comes across to me.

I read a very different meaning from the phrase “Watching Gmers slowly realise Skyrim is dogshit has been an experience" than I would "Watching Gmers slowly agree with me that Skyrim is dogshit has been an experience”, for example.

EDIT: If we had an emoji called “opinions” I could’ve avoided this silly argument, QED it should exist.

I enjoyed vanilla Skyrim when it came out, and I enjoy it now, I don’t really see why I’d need to, or even how I would “argue for enjoying” it. I like the quests and the combat design and the levelling system. I also know many people who feel similarly. It’s not a super duper amazing game, but it’s fun.

I don’t really care that much, I just think declaring “this media is objectively bad for these subjective reasons” is a very silly take.

Maybe we really do need an emoji.

Until then I’m gonna keep saying it: “enjoyment is subjective”.

Much as I’d really enjoy some heavy mods, I think it’s more important to stay accessible as possible to other hexbears.

Looks very cool, I’m envious! Plus a good game which I will never forget for its relentless use of the phrases “jacking in” and “jacking out” of various ports in the world. I jacked Megaman in so many things.