So we are looking at late 2024 / early 2025 release for Elder Scrolls 6 now. So it's looking like 2026 now. Crazy. What's strange to me about the ever-increasing time required for Bethesda games is that, while they certainly have a lot of game-spanning interacting systems, as open-world games they ...

Yikes -- can't believe I missed this post. Sorry for the delay, Poet! Yes, we've got a Discord server where we're actively working on turning Josh's code into a playable game. I can send you a link, but that'll expire in 7 days, or you can search Discord (on its Web version; this isn't available in ...

Sorry for the delay!

Yes, the Limit Theory Redux server on Discord is distinct from DWMagus' server. LTR on Discord focuses on conversations about trying to build a working game from Josh's most recent code.

Hard as it may be to believe, it's now been ten years since Josh announced his Kickstarter project for Limit Theory in November of 2012. While the project didn't turn out like any of us hoped it would, it's been enormous fun talking with Josh and many of you -- frequently in eye-glazing detail :D --...

There's still the Discord server for LT Next.

I imagine there ought to be a few new channels in that server after today's news!

Purty!

The ship, not the proposed Omega variant.

(Thanks for these!)

More than half a year afterwards, I only played my first playthrough and haven't picked it up since. I was so hoping this would be my new "Witcher 3" I think I know what you mean. The main game is so tightly constrained that every playthrough feels the same even if you do a lot of things differentl...

Part of assuming other people are functional adults is treating them as such by default. This is the opposite of "I assume you are trying to steal my money; prove me wrong!" that's so popular these days. We can all be disappointed and still conclude that Josh did the best he, as a fellow human being...

zircher wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 01, 2021 11:43 am

Another way to look at it is the value that I have gotten out of the community. Sure, the money is gone, but I have reaped benefits in other ways. I consider it worth the shot. [Gets back to learning more about Godot...]

Well said.

Hey, at least they got SN-15 to land without going boom.

Hema wrote: ↑

Thu May 06, 2021 9:50 am

TheMaskedRaven: As part of Epic Games' weekly giveaway, I have one free game to announce.

This week they're bringing us Pine:
https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/p/pine

A thread about Pine in this very forum.

Basmannen wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 20, 2021 11:59 am

HowSerendipitous wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 13, 2021 7:06 am

Yay, I hope that's all working out for you He's certainly inspired a lot of people to do things.

Josh was the reason I decided to learn programming, now I'm a computer engineer

Outstanding!

Opinion: Hanlon's Razor is undervalued.

Salient (although belated) advice from Luke Hodorowicz, the sole developer of Banished , as he works on his next project: http://www.shiningrocksoftware.com/2020-12-16-lets-sum-up/ I started with a text based behavior tree system, which once I got working looked a lot like a scripting language, so ...