denisbondare.bsky.social
Art๐คTech. Making random stuff on weekends. Gamedev, Python, Unity, Notion, LLMs, etc.
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oh this is sad. It really sounds like something meaningful and worth creating. What engine is it based on? Hope your wrist will be better eventually too
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Wow, sounds interesting, did you publish anything about it?
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๐น it wasn't intentional, but I'm sorry for them haha
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I gotta run them once again someday soon. Sometimes they do some funny stuff when they don't get stuck in the forest, unable to escape, bound to endlessly try to chop trees and drop them back because their inventory is full... Reading their thoughts feels kinda evil in such cases ๐ซฃ
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Oh I know how unexpectedly complex saving/loading systems can be. Been there ๐ Good job! ๐
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Interesting! Never knew I'd see a combo of fighting orbs and slot-machines!๐
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Hahaha wow, that's cool!! So much is going on here ๐
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That was the first part. I'll be adding more, I generally read a book every week. It's a long-standing tradition, kind of like a book club with two friends of mine.
Please, share your favorite books with me too! I'm in the constant search of something new :)
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'The White Ship' by Chingiz Aitmatov
Aitmatov is a true gem in the world of literature. His beautifully written works immerse you from the very first pages, delving into social issues and telling unique stories about small ethnic groups. Emotional, nostalgic, profound.
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'The Trial' by Franz Kafka, 1925
Well. You know it. But if you still haven't read it, it's a big miss. It's both terrifyingly real and utterly surreal. Reading it makes you physically and mentally uncomfortable in a very unique, unforgettable way. But you just must read it.
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'Beauty Is a Wound' by Eka Kurniawan, 2002
A magical realism masterpiece, tightly packed with lives and stories, set in Indonesia during WWII and the Japanese occupation. A unique mix of history and wild folklore. If you like Gabriel Garcรญa Mรกrquez, youโll love this!
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'Moscow to the End of the Line' by Venedikt Yerofeyev, 1973
Satirical, surreal, and poetic in its own way, this novel takes you on a drunken journey from Moscow to Petushki, a small town where a man believes paradise awaits. The sad essence of Soviet life for some.
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'Solaris' by Stanisลaw Lem, 1961
This might surprise you, but it's the best book on love Iโve read so far. It touched me immensely and made me reflect a lot. A lot. A science fiction novel about a mysterious, seemingly sentient planet far in space.
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'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe, 1958
A powerful, eye-opening novel about the clash of cultures and the impact of colonization, told through the eyes of an insider. Ethnically rich, deeply personal, and very captivating. Just recalling it stirs something inside me.
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Wow, I gotta try it. Thanks!
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Yea, and it was an immense amount of work. Now, literally hundreds of people are working on one game for years, just for the players, who got it for the price of a dinner, to complain about it not having a multiplayer mode or something like that ๐
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Omg, I never heard of the sequel ๐ so, it's not bad? ๐
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Haha I like this quote. I guess we'll see both in the near future no matter how much we love or hate it, it seems inevitable
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Haha great!!
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It's so nice to see some people actually loved it too. I was the only one among my friends who knew this game ๐
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Wow, I never even heard of it, somehow completely passed me by haha
What was the best thing about it?
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Never played it. Looked it up and it looks like something I'd enjoy
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I think the game that can be played with 2-6 players is ideal. Because it'll cover both couples and friends groups audiences.
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Thanks for sharing! I think this is a very rational point of view. Anything so potentially influential should be approached both with concerns and hope
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Right! It was also such a unique experience back then when it was released! Great game
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I played it a few times much later on Windows, using an emulator. To this day it somehow feels so good and captivating
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Oh yea, I remember I saw a GameBoy of one of my schoolmates, it was very impressive back then ๐
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It kinda looks like he's busy with something very private, so it makes sense ๐
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It's nice to see some familiar faces! Thanks for the list man ๐ค
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Good plan! I'll think about mine too ๐
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Good ideas! I think I'll get to a million and then we're having a truly invigorating round of fisticuffs!
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Damn, that's right. I almost felt like anything was going to change ๐
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We gotta find out asap haha
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Thanks!
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Hi๐ I'd be happy to join, I build some small stuff from time to time and also have a daily planning app, learning how to market currently
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Thanks for these packs!
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Thanks! Here I wrote a bit about it. Working on audio was super fun
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Hey, it'd be great to join ๐ I've been into Unity since ~2014 ๐ช
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Hi, Amelia ๐ I'd love to join!
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Haven't heard about Omori, will check it out. Thanks!