Interesting results. over 70% believe it should be evenly split, women are more inclined than men to think it should be evenly split rather than men paying, and pretty much no one thinks women should pay. Sounds to me like this is a shorthand to saying egalitarian feminism is about 75% towards its g...

Even knowing this outcome, I still wish I had backed it in 2012, and would still, today, give Josh some of my very scant spare income to help him out.

So it seems that in addition to inspiring dozens of people to be more creative than they would be otherwise, LT's development has very literally been solely responsible for saving (at least) a half-dozen lives including mine by providing them with hope where they couldn't find it elsewhere. If nothi...

I cannot more strongly advocate against not releasing the code. Firstly and foremostly because he said he would, even we he didn't have to. Good headspace or not, doing so is him giving everything he has, even in its incomplete state, to the KS backers, which I for one feel that they deserve. Could ...

Well I for one think that the forums should definitely stay up, there's too many great ideas and discussions on here. However a new color scheme might not hurt, and some changes to how the subforums are organized will probably be in order in the near future. The conductor of this train might have st...

Limit Theory the game, became for me only a first step, a proof of concept, a proof of efficacy for something that I have come to believe is not just a video game, but something downright important for the world: The ability for a single person or a small team of people to make complex, dynamic, li...

Well I might be a bit late to this wake, this news hit me in an already rough state. So much so that I actually started vomiting at the news. It took me a few days to do some soul-searching and figure out how to move forward. Limit Theory, its promise, its design, and Josh "wonderboy" Parnell very l...

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Thu Sep 20, 2018 9:16 pm

now i remember why i made this post. here we are a little over a month and no update. I just hope he doesn't go back to those dark days.

I wish i could say that i didn't feel the same.

Well I know Tal is valiantly trying to get him to communicate with us, that it's not working is worrying. Josh should know by now we don't need anything fancy just a quick few notes, maybe a pic or two. If he's showboating, just say it will be worth the wait. If things aren't going as planned, we al...

Well that definitely looks pretty cool, and is certainly formidable competition for LT, as well as the others trying for a similar game. I still wouldn't pre-order on principle, but it definitely looks like it will be worth getting at some point down the line. It also makes me think that LT will nee...

I'm convinced that Josh has the capability to release a procedurally-generated Freelancer clone with better graphics. I'm talking fixed prices/no dynamic marketplaces. I'm talking finite universes. I'm talking no research. etc. etc. This could easily be LT v0.5. (I made the same point here 18 month...

Bit demanding no? I think by this point there shouldn't be any expectations, and anyone who has been following the logs will realize Josh still has a long ways to go. I think what is misunderstood is that once all the tools are built it will be relatively faster development, but that's like saying ...

It'll be 2019 in just a few months Imagine one more year, looking back at this posting and asking yourself what has been done since then... :P If we're not playing the fully released game by this time next year, something has gone horribly wrong. :P Josh better be kill or he'll have no excuse :ghos...

Inb4 hyperion rolling in and complaining that some julia space set he happens to find pretty doesnt fit into the paper :ghost: :lol: Actually, skimming the paper (I don't really have time to read 160 pages right now, but i'll put it in my list :P ), it seems rather comprehensive. Of course my own v...

So here's an update. Looks pretty cool actually, especially the idea of a single shard that can handle millions of people simultaneously. And their focus on community involvement sounds refreshing and familiar to here.