Trilightning (Game Dev Arc?)
@trilightning.bsky.social
He/Him YouTube content creator and Programmer. I mainly do content on Zelda, Pokemon, Xeno and Monster Hunter but I play a huge variety of games. I almost daily stream on my YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/@trilightning
https://www.youtube.com/@trilightning
Steam Deck would help a lot. I could also emulate but setting up my entire laptop just so I can play MH on it is a little much.
At least they could put MH World on Switch 2 if they wanted.
At least they could put MH World on Switch 2 if they wanted.
November 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Steam Deck would help a lot. I could also emulate but setting up my entire laptop just so I can play MH on it is a little much.
At least they could put MH World on Switch 2 if they wanted.
At least they could put MH World on Switch 2 if they wanted.
It's honestly by design because they know that the waiting times between TU releases will be too long for people to still bother. So they need to make you grind for a long time.
November 20, 2025 at 9:55 AM
It's honestly by design because they know that the waiting times between TU releases will be too long for people to still bother. So they need to make you grind for a long time.
I think we agree. Personally I wouldn't connect it to AI though but AI written code is a growing issue. Especially the more systems use it it will have vulnerabilities that will be easily exploitable by hackers like nothing else.
November 19, 2025 at 4:33 PM
I think we agree. Personally I wouldn't connect it to AI though but AI written code is a growing issue. Especially the more systems use it it will have vulnerabilities that will be easily exploitable by hackers like nothing else.
The issue is that everything is centralised.
Human written code can be just as bad and be deployed without issue. What is the biggest flaw here is the systems these companies employ. A lot of the layoffs were in testing and quality assurance. Has nothing to do with AI.
Human written code can be just as bad and be deployed without issue. What is the biggest flaw here is the systems these companies employ. A lot of the layoffs were in testing and quality assurance. Has nothing to do with AI.
November 19, 2025 at 2:45 PM
The issue is that everything is centralised.
Human written code can be just as bad and be deployed without issue. What is the biggest flaw here is the systems these companies employ. A lot of the layoffs were in testing and quality assurance. Has nothing to do with AI.
Human written code can be just as bad and be deployed without issue. What is the biggest flaw here is the systems these companies employ. A lot of the layoffs were in testing and quality assurance. Has nothing to do with AI.
I mean you infer that these will become more common because of AI written code.
Which is absolutely not the issue here.
Which is absolutely not the issue here.
November 19, 2025 at 2:18 PM
I mean you infer that these will become more common because of AI written code.
Which is absolutely not the issue here.
Which is absolutely not the issue here.