Dorky moo girl @maxine@social.mootech.eu

@matoakit or QR/bar code tattoo with your drone serial number

@EeveeEuphoria nope.. Creatures in water are just ridiculous, what are you on to come up with this stuff?

@jaco I just imagine retro pixel art with ray tracing now XD

Just thought about a TF slut, who spent their time so long to be other things, even they (or anybody else), doesn't remember who they originally were.

@niki OK, this makes it a lot better X3

I downloaded an old game, that's called "transbot" some time ago and it's clearly not what I expected.

It's still a decent shmup, I guess.

Well, looks like I might get VR goggles for my birthday this year

@EeveeEuphoria France is a myth, created by the English, to be angry at someone

Looks like someone broke in to a Minister's house (the one responsible for the self ID law being crap as he's more concerned compromising with terfs) and sprayed a few sentences at his walls. That's it.

He didn't even see it necessary to make it public, because it's so minor.

But of course right wing morons make it out as if his life was threatened.

But of course if they actually threat the life of others, that's super cool and fine

@abbydeerfox eh, people shuold get over themselves.

I draw feral characters and well and it's fine

You know what I find fucking weird?

The IT notion that if you have a pipe and a hammer, that you should use the pipe to drive nails in walls.

because the pipe is "more universally useful"

My notion?

Use the right tool for the job. Which means in 00% of all cases, don't use C, unless you are super close to the metal. (Then maybe rather try assembly tho)

And I mean, you can do 3D games in GMS2, sure. Nobody will prevent you from that.

But honestly, other engines (like unity) are made for such purposes and provide more guidance and tolls.

Other way around, if you want tile based 2D action games, unity is really not your friend.
Sure there are addons to allow it, but GMS2 has more tolls right from the start and is literally built with that in mind.

Most of this stems from my engine not being made for turn based stuff.

So I have to
a) invented all the tools myself (which is fragile)
b) work against my engine.

Which is why choice of engine is super important and knowing what your engine was made for.

Like GMS2 is made mostly with 2D platformers and other action games in mind.
Of course you can do anything with it, but it gets complicated and you have to work against it.

I'm moving my game from a turn based RPG (close to Pokemon in idea) to an action RPG (more zelda oriented) and honestly, I love the change already.

Not just does stuff look and feel nice, I also save so much fragile code and timing, to make the turn based stuff working (saved about 80 lines of code or so and now it's maybe 20 total for all movement stuff)