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Now, keys (using the coin sprite as a placeholder) are required to exit each floor.

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Improved the wall tiles. It looks SO much better now. It's actually starting to look like a game.

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gamedev 

Replaced the copyrighted, placeholder tiles with my own.

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gamedev 

Decided to add more rooms in the procedurally generated dungeons to add more variety. Sand rooms can now appear but they are functionally no different than floor tiles.

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Aw, What a baby! Are posters and box-art also too spoilery for you, Mr. Sakurai?

No wonder he refuses to put a proper adventure mode in Smash after Brawl.

I forgot that this place existed. I thought it was a cool idea, but I remember the guy behind it having a hard stance on "hate-speech", so it doesn't surprise me that he shut the place down for this retarded reason.

Oh no! I need to include support robotic hands that do touch sign language to narrate the output for the Helen Keller's out there! Oh wait! What if they don't have any arms either?

Just accept that society can't reasonably accommodate for every disability out there. Accessibility isn't a bad thing, but you have to cut off at some point.

I'm a little late to this, but I feel the need to mention it because I feel like these people are just going to move to Telegram, if they already haven't.

Telegram is NOT a better alternative to Discord. It asks for your phone number (huge red flag), lies about being end-to-end encrypted (encryption is done server-side), is centralized, and not entirely FOSS (server-side software is closed source). Look into decentralized/self-hosted solutions instead.

I personally recommend hosting an XMPP server. Install an XMPP server stack that supports multi-user-chats and host your discussions there. With XMPP, you can sign up for an account on any server and talk to anyone, including people from other servers. There are even modernized web-clients like Movim which make it more user friendly.

For private/direct messages, you can also end-to-end encrypt them using OMEMO. Just don't use them for public MUCs or you will end up having problems. You really don't need to encrypt a public chat anyway.

If you need help running an XMPP server, Mental Outlaw made a video on it.

invidious.poast.org/watch?v=Ot

Really, even an IRC channel or an AJAX webchat/shoutbox is better than Discord or Telegram.

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