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Huge milestone reached: server authoritative multiplayer! • WebTransport with fallback to WebSocket for browsers that don't support it • Server runs physics and root motion animations, and syncs to clients • Server performs lag compensation when checking if you hit something • Client predicts your own character's movement so it feels nice and snappy, interpolates other characters No Area of Interest yet, but that's not a priority right now because there's only 1 player so far (me)

Why does everything need to lead somewhere? Games used to encourage exploration just for the sake of it. Hmm I wonder if I can climb up the chains. Oh I can, and I got a hidden rupee for doing so! Acknowledgment from the devs that they knew you might try to do it for no reason other than fun. Today gamers want a checklist and a yellow marker on a map to run towards, and if something isn't a necessary step of a quest it may as well not exist. It's led to the theme-park-ification of adventure games.

This is huge for the romance scam industry

"Meshes are useless when i can render the entire metropolis of tokyo in a shader"

I live alone. I guess Amazon is like "no way 1 guy is eating all these frozen treats"

What I see in the dreams where I can't find my car keys (I don't have a car)

Bots love to make pithy comments like these. They kinda remind me of koans, where the zen master says something short and profound to enlighten his student. Except these are pseudo-profound deepslop. Once you see it you can't unsee it. Human beings don't talk like this.

You can tell this is a bullshit idea because no one can agree on when they started to "nerf" the model.

The 9 Games That Shaped Who I Am

It’s every indie dev's worst nightmare. I've been working on my game "Caution: Wet Paint" and now I hear somebody else has made a cheap clone, probably using AI.

"this post broke containment" == I'm getting pushback for my idiotic statement

User: "sync my git repos" Gemini 3.8 Flash, for some reason:

I see we're running out of names for tech companies.

This is so dogshit lmaooo

If a streamer needs to ask for game keys, they're probably not worth giving a key to.

They did something similar with Warcraft and it was incredibly successful.

This is what you look like with your agent swarm btw

Everything in the scene is from an asset pack made by humans. You're bragging that Astra can place premade static meshes on a flat plane. Come on now.

“Don’t be afraid to ask questions” is something you tell a junior. A senior shouldn't be asking their manager questions 5 times a day.