Elfi, known bug enjoyer @elfi@pixie.town

@Pixdigit @codl Yeee, I'd like to think of Godot as a good starting point as it allows for for rapid prototyping and deployment and has a pretty platform-agnostic shader language, but past that it is definitely recommended to expand once you have a good grasp of the core concepts

@srol ah yes, that game was charming and fun

Then I speedran it by just shooting and reloading until the first guy I went to dropped it lmao

@brion@mastodon.technology May he rest in peace, for his contributions to the world were a jift

@root from over in Drangleic, "I'm da giant rat who makes all the rules"

@NovaSquirrel Plus it doesn't stop you from giving names for anyone who might be looking either

@Zauberin Clearly salmiak makes a good complement to spiro if you can stand the stuff... (the spiro, that is, lolol)

@codl I found that Godot's shader tutorial was a good step-by-step way to learn how they work as a whole, might be worth checking out?

@deejvalen I wish I could bring you up here ;n;

@meave@toot.site preach!!

@RachelRox squeak? squeak squeak squeak

*waves moth leggies*

@kondziu doot

@electrocutie lil maple doing its best!

@trysdyn mood, back when I was Temia my ex gave me a minotaur card from MtG for the same reason

@DarkOverord what a cute lil guy!

@thufie this reminds me about how back in Seattle I lived near a steep hilltop (as Seattle is wont to have) and trying to use online services to plan a trip on metro transit always tried to get me to cross a hill to or from the "nearest" stop... a hill that meant taking a very long flight of stairs both up and down, taking easily double the time it estimated

And I also happened to do all my grocery shopping on foot and by bus! :'D

@NovaSquirrel I remember when I thought Rock Raiders was such a cool and modern series as a kid

...And yet now it all looks so ancient to me now, with just a few quaint custom pieces

@heatherhorns I ask the guards, "can you competently draw feet"