What is the porridge made from?

Holy crap, that contrast between WA and FL 💀

Everyone account I’ve seen from that instance is wacky as hell too. I don’t know what the deal is with it

I see way too much of this on the internet, here on Lemmy included. Thanks for posting this. I have this thought a lot but haven’t see this good of a way to put it before.

It’s pretty common to do tiling textures by “offsetting” the edges into the center. Basically what was the edge is now at the center as if the image scrolled itself over. Then you draw out any of the messed up spots so it tiles. Despite best efforts sometimes subtle lines remain. Sometimes it takes multiple attempts to really break it up.

How come I never get vacations for doing a bad job? 🙁

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I have a feeling a lot of the truck owners are regretting their life choices right now with the gas situation. Hopefully that also influences their voting decisions…

Love this perspective and I feel a lot of the same

You shouldn’t get hate for it. Most people aren’t that deep into the weeds of their given apps to worry about this stuff, and honestly, that’s probably healthy 😅

It’s been fun so far! Aside from the pain, but I knew that going in 😂

OK nice, I’ll look into that. I only need to restore 2 of them so it should be easy to find trash for that. Thank you!

That’s good to know. I used 2 of them, so maybe I’m not totally cooked?

I think you’re spot on, and the results are demonstrating how that doesn’t work at all.

Corporate so desperately wants art to be a science, and it’s falling flat on its face over and over in doing so.

Dostoevsky self reporting a bit here

Open world video game location

in the process of moving from Xbox’s direct control to Activision’s.

Ugh, Activision? AoE might be cooked.

I hope Microsoft patents every bad idea so no one else gets to do it

I think so. It’s a lot deeper and bigger. It has some of the best environmental story telling around, and the aesthetic is a lot more refined. Myst is kind of eclectic and riven is more thought out. It really wants you to understand aspects of the place you’re in in order to solve the puzzles.

They both have the same style of physical/mechanical feeling puzzles with no inventory, which I’ve always loved about these games.

Myst 3 and 4 are pretty good too if you end up wanting more. Neither are on the level of the first two, but they’re good in their own ways.

One of the most influential games for me. Riven even more so if you decide to continue on. There’s just something special about the aesthetic like you mentioned.