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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: April 28, 2015, 09:47:54 am »
Reminds me of pepsi's "Live for now" (comma implied), just... somehow worse. Good show, I... guess?
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And none of that shady "only after making $100 after cut" BS.For what it's worth, that's not actually shady at all -- it's pretty common to transfer funds like that for low value/high volume transactions. Saves on a fair amount of administrative costs, which still exist even when electronic processing slims the overhead down significantly.
The line is between pros and hobbyists. To rephrase the question, why do indie game devs not ask hobbyists for art, sound, music, and voice?They do. All the freaking time. So far as I'm aware, significantly more asset creation in indie development is done by hobbyists, generally in exchange for some degree of inclusion on the development team, than it is by professionals who often require up-front costs an indie startup can't afford. Where are you getting the idea that indie devs don't, regularly, send out calls for non-pro aid from?
Yeah, but that would be a pain on everything that's not a forum using JS to insert BBCode. Also I'd have to find out how to do that.Ehehehe. Well, on opera, it's just a matter of pressing F12 and then a. Toggles it on/off. N instead of a does plugins, e does animated images. Is verra' convenient.
Yeah, I've been digging the Anorithil. I'm not high enough level to spew Corona's at everything that lives yet, but I like them thus far, despite their miniature range for a blaster. I was honestly debating the usefulness of the Circles tree until you made me realize they're almost all instant to cast.Not almost all, heh. They're all instant.