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7/17/2025, 5:15:51 PM
>>531597939
6/10 is still abovr average get over it
6/10 is still abovr average get over it
7/17/2025, 2:16:46 AM
Honestly, out of pure spite, I feel like I should just ticket Summer Doro. 1%? Fuck you Kim!
7/15/2025, 11:17:03 AM
>75%atk during burst
>75 + 88atk if you burst with doro
Am I reading This Right or my brain is bricked
>75 + 88atk if you burst with doro
Am I reading This Right or my brain is bricked
7/12/2025, 9:20:17 PM
>>530972248
I was ready but I still died inside
I was ready but I still died inside
7/12/2025, 3:41:06 PM
>>715254113
I imagine what he means is that companies are very good at juggling words and twisting definitions when it suits them, so they can give you what you ask for but not the way you wanted, kinda like Calypso from Twisted metal or the monkey paw.
I imagine what he means is that companies are very good at juggling words and twisting definitions when it suits them, so they can give you what you ask for but not the way you wanted, kinda like Calypso from Twisted metal or the monkey paw.
7/12/2025, 8:21:36 AM
7/10/2025, 1:31:37 PM
What is this timeline nikka
7/9/2025, 8:13:29 PM
7/7/2025, 2:57:16 AM
>>530236205
Probably 30k
Nikke is pretty popular
I would definitely worry about the reviews tho
A lot of people who just hate the game hiving negative reviews
Probably 30k
Nikke is pretty popular
I would definitely worry about the reviews tho
A lot of people who just hate the game hiving negative reviews
6/29/2025, 10:42:39 AM
6/26/2025, 8:14:47 PM
>>713723023
My entrance to the world of programming was Warcraft 3 map editor, the trigger editor there was essentially programming through interface rather than text, but more importantly it helped me understand more how the game worked from the inside. Back then I didn't really wanted to learn anything or even understood what I was doing, I was just fucking around and occasionally looking up how people did shit in their maps.
And that's the important part I believe, you need to better understand the inner structure, how things happen behind the curtain. Then you will have a good idea of how you could make what you want happen, and what questions to ask google for that result.
So pick up an engine to your liking and try doing random shit, maybe have a little guy walk around and pick up coins, just to get a hang on things. Once you "get" the game logic, the path will be a lot clearer. And again, don't hesitate to ask google if you're not sure about something, there's usually a good amount of info on almost everything a beginner might need, people ask dumb questions all the time.
Also sort of a side note, but there's a nice channel called Displaced Gamers that goes in-depth into programming of NES games. You probably won't get all the code and memory aspects, but I think he does a good job at breaking down the important parts to human language, and it's just fun to see what kind of shit people put together with the limitations of tech at the time.
My entrance to the world of programming was Warcraft 3 map editor, the trigger editor there was essentially programming through interface rather than text, but more importantly it helped me understand more how the game worked from the inside. Back then I didn't really wanted to learn anything or even understood what I was doing, I was just fucking around and occasionally looking up how people did shit in their maps.
And that's the important part I believe, you need to better understand the inner structure, how things happen behind the curtain. Then you will have a good idea of how you could make what you want happen, and what questions to ask google for that result.
So pick up an engine to your liking and try doing random shit, maybe have a little guy walk around and pick up coins, just to get a hang on things. Once you "get" the game logic, the path will be a lot clearer. And again, don't hesitate to ask google if you're not sure about something, there's usually a good amount of info on almost everything a beginner might need, people ask dumb questions all the time.
Also sort of a side note, but there's a nice channel called Displaced Gamers that goes in-depth into programming of NES games. You probably won't get all the code and memory aspects, but I think he does a good job at breaking down the important parts to human language, and it's just fun to see what kind of shit people put together with the limitations of tech at the time.
6/25/2025, 11:24:13 PM
>>101588917
If you have to ask, it's too late.
If you have to ask, it's too late.
6/25/2025, 6:09:28 PM
>>528778374
>I bet her breastmilk comes out nicely preheated
Nikka...
I've seen the way
The path
The truth
>I bet her breastmilk comes out nicely preheated
Nikka...
I've seen the way
The path
The truth
6/20/2025, 9:03:18 PM
>>528177840
Bro...
Bro...
6/17/2025, 8:01:55 AM
6/16/2025, 9:28:15 AM
>>712793719
>join the game
>enter nexus
>see the massive graveyard in the nexus
>"what the fuck happened"
>...
>oh
To this day I'm still mad because I lost my first 4/8 character (took me months to build that shit)
>join the game
>enter nexus
>see the massive graveyard in the nexus
>"what the fuck happened"
>...
>oh
To this day I'm still mad because I lost my first 4/8 character (took me months to build that shit)
6/13/2025, 8:48:06 PM
Hehehe
6/13/2025, 12:12:49 PM
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