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That’s great, my friends and I where quite disappointed with PD3’s offering, but maybe now it has had some time in the oven it’s worth looking into again. After another few months ofcourse.
That’s great, my friends and I where quite disappointed with PD3’s offering, but maybe now it has had some time in the oven it’s worth looking into again. After another few months ofcourse.
I just expect a popup in the game which says something like “Could not connect to server, some multiplayer features will be unavailable. Continue offline?”
Oh yes, Front-end developers suffer this decision daily. Luckily there things like Typescript to ease the pain.
I feel the idea was that anyone should be able to make a webpage by just copy pasting snippits and to help with that html and Javascript will attempt to continue as best as it can, even if there are glaring issues.
Atompunk is like a specific esthetic. Imagine cold war era, but with the what they thought looked futuristic made real. Think themes around nuclear annihilation, global espionage, alternate-history and retrofuturism.
If you know the Fallout videogames, like that.
Is anyone surprised? The only thing I hope will happen is that people put the blame where it belongs and not by the developers.
Is it weird that in my brain Eclipse users have a longer, grayer beard than people that use vim?
Then whats the point?