xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

>Publish game
>Obligatory pajeet comment comes because it was written in C#
>Take it seriously and try out SFML (C++) because I already know how bad C# is
>Forget how weird C++'s syntax is
>Realize how spoiled soydev languages have made me

It's not that bad as it looks though. I do know C++. It's just been a while.

SFML doesn't seem that bad once you get use to the C++ syntax (I never liked how C++ uses :: to separate namespaces). And it seems a lot easier compared to SDL.

https://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/2.5/

I know C++ is bloated already in terms of features, but having built-in setters and getters just like C# would be kind of nice.

I made my decision. I'm using C++ and SFML for my next game. C# is not a bad language in of itself, but I want to avoid MS controlled shit. I realize that using C# (or any .NET/Mono language) is just a ticking time bomb, especially given the direction that Microsoft is going.

@beardalaxy @Binkle @coolboymew @ItsSkyDragonz And thanks to everyone who has been supportive.

IT'S. FUCKING. DONE.
I've finally completed the game. You can download it on my website. It's just a generic shmup. It's nothing special (it was made to practice enemy patterns among other things), but I think I learned a lot working on it.

https://xianc78.codeberg.page/downloads/zerox.html

CC: @beardalaxy @Binkle @coolboymew @ItsSkyDragonz

Packaging .NET programs into self-contained applications creates a huge fucking mess.

I just finished my game. Now, I just need to publish it. Then I have to go back to self-training for my new job.