>>106566812 >its a good product >as the developer makes a post about how performance is tanking because they used shitware as a platform
genius level iq
>>106566721
Flash was a ln insecure, bloated piece of garbage that made the web more and more unusablenwith each update.
But of course you are a zoomer faggot who wouldn't even remember.
>>106566761
because they're amateurs and extremely lazy. now they have to face the problems of dealing with a garbage sdk for UI shit. it was originally called " Awesomium" but is now known as "ultralight". i assume they dropped the original name because it was not even in the same reality as the word awesome. $5000 a year to use the sdk. lol.
literally nobody says anything about performance of this game. it lists 2gb of ram as recommended
somebody must have been playing on a literal toaster to make a compliant about performance
>>106566881
well aware of it. it was fucking trash. the ONLY people wanting to bring back this fucking cancer are those that know nothing about computers and would probably electrocute themselves operating a toaster.
>>106566893
tend to agree with this anon, the game specs are basic af most computers could render this in software easily. Can it be optimized? Yes. Should they waste dev time on this so that 1 person on a intel atom from 2008 can get 30fps? No
>>106566916 >and would probably electrocute themselves operating a toaster.
They wouldn't because toasters (like everything else) is built around the dumbest possible nigger being to operate it without disembowelling themselves on any sharp edges.
>>106566654 (OP) >>106566761
This is what happened when UI started to be made by UI "programmers" (aka web devs) instead of game developers. I remember when steam switched to web based UI and my fps dropped from 144 (fps limit in the old ui) to 2. Yes, literally 2 fps. The reason steamvr lags so much on linux as well is because the driver has a fucking built-in web process, for the UI.
>>106566721
Not developing the Hypercard ecosystem further was a bigger mistake. Today's computing ecosystem would have a lot more artist-driven content.
>>106569761
AS3 was easy to program with and Flash was a stellar one-stop authoring tool. Everyone who rags on Flash is a clueless iPhony parroting Sthief Job's propaganda
