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>>47227

I thiiiiiiink I know how logic works, maybe.

I think the problem is just that I need to know the language of coding, but I think I do get the basic principles behind it.

>>47228

I'm going to make an open world zombie survival game :3

Really though, I still imagine 3d is harder than 2d and I just dont think i'm ready for it at all.

>>47227

My problem with coding is I don't understand how it can be so versatile, yet really even make something complex.

I wanted to learn vector calculus before I started programming, but I might start having a whack at it this summer.

I want to make business software.

>>47228

Oh, whoops! Who are you anyways?

>>47229

You said once a week pal

>>47232

I feel funny now.

>>47233

That one is more lewd than cute.

>>47233

Well i'm gonna try convincing my friend to make a game with me! He likes videogames enough so im sure I could convince him to start learning something.

>>47235

From the front, she is more cute than lewd.

>>47237

See you in a week!

>>47239

Well I mean I wouldnt really say he is a casual and I think he's mature enough to know that it requires effort and you dont just press a button and then a game appears. He plays loadsa games and i'm sure he'd love to make a game considering we're always saying stuff like "wouldnt it be cool if there was a game where you could x and y?".

Sorry for the late response

>>47209

>There is no record of the Pyramid in Egyptian writings. Not one.

I think you mean no record of how they were built.

No they Egyptians never recorded how they did it but that doesn't mean aliens had to do it we aren't sure of how a lot of buildings were built because its not often recorded how they do it but that they did it.

Also we lost a lot of knowledge there very well may be records of how they were built but they are still lost or just simply destroyed.

>It couldn't possibly have been built in the proposed timeframe using the proposed methods.

This is what I mean you are doubting what people can do. The great pyramid of Giza had a very large dedicated group of workers who were very skilled with stone work they built it in a time span close to 20 years as claimed by the Egyptians. They know this because of the workers graves near the pyramids. As for the 20 year timeline it is entirely plausible but to many people repeat the lie that it couldn't have been done so no one can believe it and there have been studies done which show it could of been completed in 10 years.

>The weathering also suggests it has been around since the ice age

The weathering on it isn't very consistent at all but radiocarbon dating it put it built around an average of 2985BC for the year which is fairly close the actual reign of Khufu and not the ice age.

>It is also too precisely built to replicate even today. More advanced technology is required

There are lots of things we can't build today which we have built in the past and that's because our way of building is not suited to make things like the pyramids. Not to mention the Great pyramids weren't the first to be built and well a lot of the earlier attempts were not very good and had problems so they had a lot of practice to get it right. Pyramid building is what they did and there are about 118 pyramids I think they got good at it.

Gods were invented to explain the natural forces of the universe and that is why there tends to be a consistency among Gods not Aliens coming down to teach us how to build. Till I see direct evidence against it I will believe in humanities ability to do great things when they want too not just It had to be the Gods or Aliens helping us out.

>>47244

I woke up, I contributed about 5.

>>47244

Almost forgot, was gonna say this too: need a new thread soon.

>>47242

Well i'm not planning on making my first game m my masterpiuece or anything. I said we should just make tiny games (not to release tho) just so we can test out different things.

Why does everyone wanna make video games?

I can't imagine that'd be fun at all except character/world design, and even then converting that art into the game doesn't sound too fun either.

I'd much rather just play games.

>>47248

Because some people like to be creative.

Because some people like to have a goal.

Because some people get tired of wishing "x game existed" so they think "I know, i'll make it myself."

I only wish I had started making a game sooner.

>>47248

I think it's part of the /v/-hivemind where they all feel they're vastly superior to every human on the planet and thus know how to make the greatest game ever created.

The reality of it is most of them want to be "idea guys" with no skill set whatsoever. Presumably they are this way because working like a functioning adult simply isn't acceptable.

That I think sums up and weeds out a good 85% of them.

>>47252

*like regular art

>>47252

I want to live to be 93.

I was born in 93.

>>47255

I dropped that game a few months ago. It just didn't feel so good to play anymore.

>>47255

I used to play that in Season 2 or whatever then I switched to dota, years later…

>playing dota again

Someone please shoot me.

>ASSFAGGOTS

I really don't get the appeal.

>>47259

Hooray!

>>47260

I like the diversity, every game is different.

I also like mechanical intricacy within games, so DotA fits me well.

>>47262

>every game is different

You could say that about almost every multiplayer game ever.

I don't like the mechanics myself. I dunno, guess they're not for me.

>>47260

Because you don't have a full team of friends to play it with.

>>47264

Playing bubsy 3d is more fun with friends, the "more fun with friends" thing doesn't work as a point to how good the game is because it applies to almost every game ever.

>>47263

Eh, I disagree. A lot of the matchups and player tendencies have greater impact in games like that than others.

>>47264

I play solo exclusively and prefer it that way, less stressful.

>>47267

I used to play joke setups with my friends on bot lane.

That was fun, like Veigar and LB.

But that was ages ago/

>>47266

Keep telling that to yourself

>>47267

Fighting games are more dependent on player match-ups, due to how skill based the games as a whole are, except maybe a few specific games.

Rts takes a lotta skill too. But I don't know much about those.

>>47269

Aren't you going to argue your point?

>>47271

Why not? Seemed like you wanted to discuss that with me at first, but now you're just avoiding it as if you have nothing to say on the matter.

>>47272

I make it a point not to argue with people on the internet, it's a waste of time.

>>47273

Didn't really seem like an argument to me, at least I thought so.

That also doesn't exactly explain why you stopped.

>>47274

I was trying to discuss not argue to be honest. "arguing a point" isn't the same as "arguing".

>>47276

I just don't want to argue, goodbye. I got a bank to rob

>>47278

I wasn't arguing though…

:c