greybeard

I think the important thing to note about Terraria is it is as much Zelda and Castlevania as it is Minecraft. That is what makes it special. A lot of the copy cats tried to do 2D Minecraft, but forgot how important the Castlevania combat was to the whole mix.

It's a legitimate salvage.

I could also see 2 controllers controlling a single thing being useful for accessibility. For people who must use parts other than just fingers to control games, being able to use two at once might help. I know a lot of people cheered at Microsoft's customizable controller for the same reason.

I imagine it will get a bump. I'd love to see more developers using Godot, more tutorials, more in the asset library. The engine itself is quite good, but it doesn't have a huge ecosystem built around it the way Unity does.

There's nothing wrong with using technology in voting, it just has to be done in an open, verifiable way.

Indie game devs: Godot will be happy to have you. Not nearly as large of an ecosystem of tutorials and for pay assets, but time will fix that if people start moving over in mass. I know for my gamejam games I'll take Godot any day of the week.

An Amazon box probably works really well as a free enclosure, but I'd worry about the fire risk. The enclosure I made I put a fire detector in just to be safe, making it out of paper would make me very paranoid.

As another commenter mentioned, the 90s as peak Reaganomics, the war on drugs were destroying poor neighborhoods, and prescription drug abuse was skyrocketing. Reaganomics were robbing the middle class of what little wealth they had. The war on drugs was ensuring that poor families were being destroyed. Prescription drug over prescription as feeding families directly to the war on drugs.

That's the 90s I remember. The entire system had been broken to make as many people as possible poor, and keep them there.

You and I lived in very different 90s.

A popular and powerful device for streaming other services. And direct integration in certain TVs as the "Smart" OS. Streaming was something they tried to build their offering and widen their reach when Google and Apple started getting decent streaming boxes themselves and TV manufacturers started having usable(while still bad) smart OSs.

Glad to hear it works. I know it is technically possible, but haven't seen it in the field yet.

There is a report post button. Not sure where it is on the web interface, but it is there. Jerboa also has one, hidden under the ... menu.