rawbot
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
Like it's been since the last century in Chemistry and Physics? And a lot of bleeding edge Engineering?
It's what RPG players have been saying all this time about voice-overs.
It is sold as an accomplishment, but it limits the scope and writing of a game.
So for most middle-class families, the work grind will continue for the rest of their life, until retirement (if it even exists by then), without anything to show for it (owning the place you live in). How are people even going to be able to pay for their rent between retirement (67 years old) and assisted living (+75 years old)?
A game isn't a fundamental or structural part of a system. In the end, it is just a game. The goal of a game is to deliver an experience. It doesn't need to be scalable or robust. If the experience isn't marred by bad coding or bugs, then it can still be a great game.
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