Godot is perfectly capable for 3D and many games are using it. Sure it's not AAA so if you mean that then yes it's behind but for 75% or more of games it's just fine.

Have you tried making your own? I've seen it done with other legumes.

My friends and I finally tried Lancer, they've agreed to try Wyrdwood Wand, Burning Wheel, and Vagabond too. So many systems to try.

Thanks! I've actually been helping teach Welsh and help run a learner's discord for learning Welsh so you can guess I'm excited to go eventually lol. I want to do the whole Cambrian Way when I go if I can get someone to go with me

Okay, but ice like he's doing absolutely works. So many idiots misguided poor sops think they can eat my savory jam (what I call the scorpion pepper puree my buddy sends me) the same way I do (large scoop on a chip).

Milk just kind of moves the oils around in your mouth unless you chug enough to get sick. The ice I think numbs the tongue and adds another distracting overwhelming sensation. Whatever the mechanism, I just skip straight to that with people who try to copy my spice consumption levels

I've got a library card for Wales and I've never even visited the country (sadly, yet). It's fantastic

I was elected "most likely to remain a dweeb" in my yearbook. Does that count? If so an elected official absolutely has called for it

Part of the problem for the next two years is Trump is going to veto everything and they absolutely will not get the 10 Republicans they need to cross the party line and help them override the veto.

No thanks, you can keep your news at ten. We've had enough lately.

Mushishi

Show was so chill I drifted off to it a couple times.

Yeah... Totally going to use the vibe coded authentication service. Not

It’s 2026, if you can’t effectively multi-thread and learn to parallelize processes i question your effectiveness as a dev.

Especially when you're architecting an engine targeting AAA development which needs to eek out every spec of performance they can. Like this isn't them forgetting to use a feature of a language, this is them just not even adding it.

The LLVM also seems like a poor choice. Sure it'll be fine for many but it's still adding overhead and will make it harder to optimize that last 5% to nudge into okay performance. Hardware isn't constantly evolving and being upgraded at the pace it used to.

And actually go look at the syntax of Verse. It's painful to read, which explains why they're pushing LLM driven development so they don't have to see their own monster