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was getting brainworms part of your plan?no, i have evolved into a brain worm. i shall infest every budding coder in this community with the curse of ts knowledge.
the problem with learning javascript first is that it actually gives you terminal stage brainworms and bad habits that you will do for the rest of your lifewe were born in ts, molded by it. to us, js’s problems are nothing. it would be like comparing the power of zeus to a mere mortal. we do not fear the brain worms, rather, we are the brain worms.
cowboy bebop is the only one ive ever seen that i thought was p goodsame guy made samurai champloo so yeah this, if you havent watched it
"Out of the gate" as in "when you finished making another game engine after years of work that's still 50 times worse than what unreal already provides", sure. Technically, using any modern game engine is already like your second method anyway: we load all of the content from a pak file using the same systems a mod would use. With unreal we also get access to the full source code, allowing us to bend some of the engine systems around and improve the modding capabilities. It's not like this is all a big black box.fair. my only concern then is unreal as a modding tool - from what i've seen when trying UE out, its really heavyweight and doesnt like to play nice with laptops/non-powerful rigs. gl with getting it to work!
Minecraft was (is) the most successful moddable game of all time so you bringing it up as a negative example makes no sense at all.just piping in on phantos' behalf here - the issue he brought up is not that a game that had terrible mod support tacked on as an afterthought/mod support completed way after release can't be successful, but that it takes years (nearly a decade for mc) for modding support to actually be fully integrated when treated as a "feature" of a game rather than as the foundation of it.
I honestly thought the ending wasn't too bad, just rushed. If D&D had taken the extra 2 seasons and fleshed everything out properly I feel like it would have been way better.going by the little ive seen of the existing eps, the fact they tried to rush-close the series is super obvious. its really unfortunate as the source story has a lot of potential satisfying ways to end it, but they took a simplified route in closing out/breaking off the multiple storylines.
