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I'd give MTG a dictionary, but I'm not sure if she'd know how to use it.

It's funny about that. It's the 'smallest' part of the state, but it DOES have the largest part of the population. Is it any more fair that at the national level that a citizen of Wyoming should have more influence than a citizen of California?

Very lightweight indeed, the editor clocks in at around 120mb for the Linux build and doesn't require an 'installation'. You can simply run it from the directory you plop the executable in. As far as the visual scripting goes, I wasn't a fan of Godot s implementation and quickly went back to...

A lot of states, yes, but Oregon isn't one of them. The Republicans haven't controlled either house in their legislature since 2007. It's one of the reasons the western counties keep threatening to succeed and join Idaho.

It already was, for the most part. They haven't voted for a Republican presidential candidate since 1984.

If you go with Godot, I recommend using viewports for your scenes, that way you can easily simulate accurate resolutions across the eras without having to worry to much about native screen resolution(the engine has some built-in options for this, but they are best suited for games that run in a...

I second the Godot recommendation. The 2d stuff in it is top notch. Granted I've only released one game jam game with it so far, but I've got a directory full of unfinished ideas and quick tinkering projects. The idea sounds similar to what the Evoland games did(action-rpg with graphics and...

Well, the plan WAS to go do the Goron thing, I got distracted and ended up getting Autobuild and getting all but two of the towers unlocked(need to go take a trip to the southwest and knock out those last two) I've gotten to the fire temple now, though. Just gotta ensure I'm stocked up on food...

Think I'm gonna focus on the Goron area tonight. Messing around yesterday I started the questline there and I can already see that Yunobo's ability will come in rather handy outside of the Eldin region.

Heh untill I scrolled about halfway down that image I thought the belt must have slipped during printing.

I can see them trying that. Of course the AI has to be trained, so I'm sure the record companies will ALSO NOT license works they owned to other labels for the training part of the process.

They won't do the second part because AI generated works can't be copyrighted under current law according to the courts.

Gonna play a bit tonight. Not sure what I'm gonna focus on. Maybe try and figure out how to trigger the Popla Foothills Skyview Tower. Got to it but the terminal seems to be glitching out and I haven't quite determined how to fix it.

I get WHY they are doing it. The bean counters are probably looking at the storage costs and saying "Hey, lets cut some expenses by purging inactive data." Doesn't mean it doesn't suck.

Personal preference, I think. I just find that sort of boss setup more frustrating than fun. Though that might just be because I'm less coordinated than a drunken chimpanzee and as such had a hard time keeping track of the boss AND maintain proper altitude to attack said boss.

Ended the blizzard in the Hebra region. Not a big fan of the mechanics of the boss fight(too much altitude management for my taste), but the lead up to it was fun.

I will say the trip up to the temple in the Hebra area was quite entertaining. Haven't completed the temple yet, though. Think I'm gonna complete a few more shrines to power up a bit first, given my reflexes.

Thought about doing a tower run, only have the central Hyrule and Tabantha ones activated so far. Found out that flamethrowers are a great way to deal with Keese swarms >:)

Made it to Rito Village last night. Took longer than it should have because I kept finding caves to poke around in.

Also Tears of the Kingdom.