The humor of the game really shines here too. The other day I got an item that added "inflict inflict nothing", a comedy borne purely from mechanics that feels rare and special

You’ll want a DC motor with built in encoder. Continuous servo won’t give accurate RPM

God, every time I see a Godot UI PR go through and problems are dismissed by adding a settings toggle…

(Still love Godot though! They just need to take a stronger stance on this stuff IMO)

Feel free to DM :)

I'm very interested in this discussion, because I have been under the impression that the scratch ticket thing is like the only reason publishers even exist. If the vast majority of indie games don't turn a profit, how can they operate otherwise?

Yeah, you just need to use Godot.Collections.Array here instead.

“Simple/hard” feels like a clear winner to me but I am now curious if “complicated but easy” has ever been done well. It’s not a puzzle but… Vampire Survivors/bullet heaven games? It’s almost an anti-puzzle genre.

If the puzzle is simple but seems impossible, does that mean it looks easy or looks hard? Maybe the transition between "looks easy" (on first glance) to "looks hard" (upon realization) is what's interesting here

What is going on with that seasoning?? Take care of your pans people!

Well I’m sure you will hate this then but I’ll DM anyway haha

Holy crap, there's a monster train 2???

Can't wait to try it!

This is sick

Only what was in the AI explainer video. What I did is probably way out of date now anyway, there’s probably been way more progress in this field since