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$250000/yrbased on the current market salary for my field
I remember finding out this stuff didn't work on my laptop and being mad as hell. and on the one PC we had in the house it did run on, it ran at 5 fps on low.badspot bricked like over 50% of the games install base so he could advertise it better on steam lmfaoo
supposedly UE is going to get a scripting language soon. I've read that it's expected this year, but apparently epic keeps their cards pretty close to their chest until it's nearly time to release, so it's hard to know for surei'd rather them not designing a language lol
personally I don't really get the appeal of designing a brand new language for stuff like this. you're making it harder on yourself and the game developers who will use it. but maybe it'll be cool
the funny thing iirc is ue3 and older versions had unrealscript, but was so full of stuffty holes that let you do dangerous stuff on clients from the server that they dropped it. a friend once demonstrated this to me by having me join their killing floor 1 server and showed me they got my client to download zip files off the server into places outside the kf1 directory + modified my client files so i had everything unlockedfor these reasons exactly
too bad about the part where you have to use C++ to do anything real. blueprints (like any other visual programming system*) suck ass. by far the best thing unity has going for it (perhaps even the only thing) is that it allows you to use C#. use godot instead. I don't like gdscript much myself but it's Okay and you can also use C# instead if you want. the main benefit of godot though is the whole licensing situationi wholeheartedly agree, c++ is probably the thing that is kneecaping the growth of ue5. if I where them I would invest considerable amounts of time into making their game development process less of torture experiment.
*I would make a distinction between "visual programming" and node-based editors that don't define program behavior; node graphs are excellent for shaders and materials in general etc, along with lots of other use cases where it actually makes sense like organizing dialogue trees
visual programming on the other hand results in impossible to maintain software that is frequently slow to boot
also to be clear I'm not a C# stan or anything it's just that C++ sucks fat balls and if it's between C# and java I will choose C# every single god damn time. but there are other options that are probably better. rust might be neat in a game engine
We had talked on steam and skype a bit, but I had already had a run in with Racerboy and another group prior so I realized they were predatory early on and cut contact. They knew I was underaged but really liked sharing research and trying to get me to talk about that stuff with them.racerboy was sus as forget, i used to make mods for the dude and he did the exact same where he kept trying to talk to me about really sus stuff when i was like 13
From a more pragmatic sense.i didn't know foxscotch was a senator
If your idea is to pass these laws to have less gun violence. Instigating and supporting gun violence
against Americans who don't eat, breath and sleep Federal Policy kinda makes it seem like this
has nothing to do with protecting life at all.
Yeah I said royal you to denote Im not talking about you specificallyah sorry didnt catch that
I think arguing semantics like handicaps makes (royal) you unqualified to speak on constitutional rightsyou are confusing me for someone else, I wasn't arguing against your interpretation, I was arguing your leap in logic where you went "if one amendment is dumb by modern standards we should repeal everything"
2A is pretty direct, arguing nonsense about what a "well regulated militia" is makes you look handicapped
