Gamma

The main guy that started it left Ubisoft, they also hired contractors as needed.

https://www.mobygames.com/person/774198/guillaume-broche/credits/

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c078j5gd71ro

It sounds like most of the studio is junior, there’s an interesting story behind the game!

ghostty is recently a nonprofit, I didn’t know the creator’s backstory! https://linuxiac.com/ghostty-terminal-emulator-transitions-to-non-profit-status/

My monitor (tv) supports usb c and I like it! The flexibility was nice during my single battle station move

That is missing the forest for the trees, there’s zero need to play devils advocate

https://youtu.be/ERiXDhLHxmo

Using the RP2040 is very cool!

Isn’t the frame already arm? That’s why you can play your library on the thing

It has a lot of useful tooling built in, it’s pretty much Garry’s Mod 2 that feels less like a bunch of tools stapled together.

But I don’t really see it getting widespread adoption, I think the internet has mostly consolidated around Fortnite and Roblox for the types of experiences gmod fostered, but I’d love to be proven wrong. It could be a boon for the recent short dev-cycle multiplayer games

It already is becoming a positive marketing point!

Singleplayer games*

Edit: include non-competitive multiplayer too

Arc Raiders was just deck verified

https://people.com/megyn-kelly-questions-jeffrey-epstein-pedophile-label-11849172

The entire time I was reading I expected to to learn that in 1998, The Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and plummeted 16 ft through an announcer’s table

Lucky guess

the future is no

ftfy

I’m going to donate blood and replace it with puréed okra

battle net, it’s blizzard’s launcher

I think there is a space for these kinda games, but going so high budget with it was a mistake. A studio should probably have a flagship series (or universe, in this case) and keep side projects smaller scoped so the limited audience doesn’t hurt the rest of the studio.

Also release AW2 on Steam lol

https://feddit.uk/c/nominativedeterminism maybe?

this should get you started

from datetime import datetime

words = ["gotta", "go", "fast"]

print("Type the words quickly to race! 🏎")
while len(words):
    start = datetime.now()
    target = words.pop(0)
    val = input(f"{target}: ")
    if val != target or (datetime.now() - start).total_seconds() > 2.5:
        print("You swerved off the road and died painfully in a dramatic explosion 💥")
        quit(1)
    else:
        print("VROOM! 🏎")

print("You won! 🏁")

They’re doing good work, I hope this succeeds!