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8/1/2025, 8:37:47 AM
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Thats the problem. The entire IT fields lacks unified professional job names.
I'm a game programmer! Uses Unity/Unreal to build ridiculously simple flow charts.
There quite a jump from man that likes roller coasters makes game in assembly to I made my city builder in Unity with the help of my friend.
You think that the guy who made say Stardew valley is a good programmer when he also had to do Art, Story, Music, the entire game?
No his code is shit. But it works because it's Stardew valley running on systems that can run 5000 Stardew valley instances at once.
Would he been able to do this on a Pentium MMX 233 Mhz with a S3 Virge with 32 MB of SDRAM?
I don't think so. Yet the acutal programing part and math of his game is about the same level as Rollercoaster Tycoon. Nothing special or demanding happens in Stardew.
Thats the problem. The entire IT fields lacks unified professional job names.
I'm a game programmer! Uses Unity/Unreal to build ridiculously simple flow charts.
There quite a jump from man that likes roller coasters makes game in assembly to I made my city builder in Unity with the help of my friend.
You think that the guy who made say Stardew valley is a good programmer when he also had to do Art, Story, Music, the entire game?
No his code is shit. But it works because it's Stardew valley running on systems that can run 5000 Stardew valley instances at once.
Would he been able to do this on a Pentium MMX 233 Mhz with a S3 Virge with 32 MB of SDRAM?
I don't think so. Yet the acutal programing part and math of his game is about the same level as Rollercoaster Tycoon. Nothing special or demanding happens in Stardew.
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