Thank you for everything, and sorry it became a sour experience. Most of all though, thank you for handing it over to others to continue! Too many projects just die; hopefully this one will live a long life.
Currently the beta is saying it’s full. Looking forward to seeing all this stuff at some point though! ❤️
No, I imagined it. I’m sure I’ve seen one somewhere though. They’re definitely all people who were involved in one way or another.
I didn’t notice any difference either, until I realised that this is actually how I play wordle already. My first 2, normally 3 guesses are just covering the space of likely letters with no repeats.
It works great apart from the videos - at least, I assume there are videos, I just see a test card where there would be a cutscene.
The other thing you want is to add -d3d12 to the launch properties, it apparently makes a big improvement to frame rate, though I've never tried it without to confirm!
I'm a huge open source advocate and developer. I used Linux for many many years, but these days I'm Apple all the way. I'm too old to hack around with everything, I want my commodities to Just Work, so I can focus on the stuff I want to do with it. Also, Apple are the only big company I remotely trust on privacy.
Love my Deck! Currently having a lot of fun with Boltgun, having recently played original DOOM and DOOM II with the GzDOOM, and they're still amazing. Also trying to play X4, though it's a little bit crashy, seems to have memory leaks for days. Want to play Dredge soon.
On a slightly similar though perhaps less useful note, a colleague of mine runs https://govbins.uk, collecting pictures of council bins, so maybe take a photo of your bins too while you’re out doing benches. I love British whimsy projects.
Oh, thank god, /r/CasualUK was the best place on Reddit. Glad some of us have made it over here.
Any luck catching them swans, then?
I knew I’d never get round to exploring all this WAD had to offer, so I watched this video instead, would recommend. What an incredible piece of work this thing is; I really want to see a tech breakdown video next that explains how the hell all the “impossible” stuff was done.