gamedev
Enemies are no longer hard coded into the map. They are now loaded from the map file. Ignore the enemy placement. It moved before I could take the screenshot. (My screenshot utility is probably delayed)
The first two numbers defined the level width and height.
The block of numbers are the tiles.
Everything after that are objects. They are listed by object type and then the x and y coordinates.
@rasterman @ChristiJunior @Kyonko802 @Tamamo
>That game would probably be seen as problematic by Matt the tranny now.
That game sounds more like some vegan commie commentary on how capitalism is abusive towards animals, even if you do play as the villain.
@opal @jeffcliff Both means you're bi-gender.
@jeffcliff
>only two gender options
I see that there is still some sanity left in you.
@Kyonko802 @ArdainianRight @ChristiJunior @rasterman @Tamamo Making games might not be their full-time job. I never heard of anyone making a living off of selling games on itch.io. The market is way to saturated to make a living unless you go viral or are already established.
@rasterman @ChristiJunior @Kyonko802 @Tamamo
Well if @ArdainianRight would stop being a console peasant, he would probably give it a chance.
It's just a Xevious inspired shmup. Nothing really special, but my point is that you can find some non-pozz out there if you know where to look, even if involves searching hours on itch.io and the Indie Game's Database (I think they're still around).
A lot of video game related imageboards have /agdg/ threads where indie and hobbyist gamedevs show off their games. You can also check there. There are even the lulz-games that you are talking about.
@ArdainianRight @ChristiJunior @rasterman @Kyonko802 @Tamamo Except for my indie game. (nn)
@lanodan My dad was the only one with a smartphone or a laptop for the longest time. I didn't get a laptop until 2013. I got my first smartphone around 2015.
@lanodan No because for a long time all are Wi-Fi was ever used for was online Mario Kart DS matches.
@shebang I had a B&W Kindle back in 2012. It had a browser. I didn't think it supported animated GIFs though, but I remember that scrolling on the thing causes a lot of ghosting.
Honestly, it kind of reminds me of that shitty Game.com handheld with it's abysmal refresh rate.
@Tadano If he is a troll, he probably made up that response after I suggested it.
@ghostaf @ArdainianRight @Effortless@noagendasocial.com I have little experience with electric stoves. My grandmother has one at her house and it fucking sucks.