lmao that game was so bad they removed it from Playstation's online store, but yeah I guess "it wasn't that bad"
Edit: here's "not that bad" according to CDPR: https://nitter.lacontrevoie.fr/gautoz/status/1407006269047771151#m
lmao that game was so bad they removed it from Playstation's online store, but yeah I guess "it wasn't that bad"
Edit: here's "not that bad" according to CDPR: https://nitter.lacontrevoie.fr/gautoz/status/1407006269047771151#m
but, do you protest any of that?
"you should protest everything or nothing, no middle ground allowed", this has a big "and yet you participate in society" vibe.
"deleting" only flags the comments as such in the database, but that still makes them unreadable. That means unreadable conversations and lost information for users.
The same author also has a free tutorial here. The ECS library used in it is a bit dated, and it's a good idea to follow the tutorial but use a more modern one (like hecs, or bevy_ecs if you're feeling more comfortable in rust)
And the site itself if you feel that the Twitch high-speed meme spam isn't really worth it: https://reddark.untone.uk/
Agree with this.
From the op:
"they're for power users and regular users won't understand them"
It's right though. 90+% of users are fine with default settings, so it makes sense to hide them. Otherwise, at best it is confusing & intimidating, at worst a lot of users will have an awful UX because they tweak settings they don't understand.
I'd like to know the median instead of the average.