if you sell a game that doesn't have adequate localization support (read: uses a well-established tool) i am allowed to hunt you for sport
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it says a lot about game developers that big engines are full of situational garbage and fucking nanite but have to be beaten into submission to get a barely functional localization system going
I need to get less stubborn about technologies so I can just put together some game in unity and have fun with it rather than spend tens of hours of development on shit like asset loading and input management just because my standards for games are so high
Programming movement is funny because it involves me looking at source code from older games to debug them just so that I can implement their movement bugs intentionally. Can you tell I like the Source engine?