Its funny because most of these games, can run perfectly in your client, some like Warframe... All the enemies can be handled by your client without the need of having server connection... So there's no real problem to make the whole thing work on your client without needing a server or being able to local host. Just industry cope
It's clear to anyone who isn't a complete retard that online dependency in cases outside of genuine MMO games is meant to be a form of planned obsolescence, there's a reason it's mostly big publishers who's been consistently insisting on it.
It is an intentionally designed problem.
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They're fine for games. The example provided here that included a switch statement just illustrates Mald's tendency to over-complicate code when he doesn't need to. That is, he spent 20 lines of code to express a task that could be accomplished in one.
#defines. Who knows if the language he's using is being pushed through a compiler or interpreter smart enough to figure that out though.
I have looked at more pictures of that garden gnome than I care to think of.
Well if we can run out own servers, we can tweak those raids to make them solo'able, dev's balance choices be damned.
They are so fucking angry they can't shut down conversations outside their echo chamber. He and his jannies scrub his discord, subreddit and twitch chats because those are the only places where they have such control. They can't touch anything else, so they're at the "well fuck those people anyway!" coping stage since it's all they have left. You love to see it. This is late-stage purity spiral -- the moment a "community" turns insular, chases off anyone new, and starts devouring itself from within.
I think the SimCity (2013) launch proved this point better than any example ever since. They got a lot of pushback prior to launch (and even after launch) for insisting on making it an always-online game that required constant server interactions because the "intelligent agents" that made the game work couldn't be done client-side and just had to rely on their uber-powerful server hardware to function.
My guess is it's for the same reason he always keept saying that the hate mobs originated from Reddit, instead of KF. Because he doesn't want his sycophants to even know of KF's existence. If they would then they could read some incriminating stuff. Poop gnome as far as I know was only posted on the Farms and nowhere else. So I guess this is why he avoids this topic like fire. To not bring any attention to it and to the Farms.
Haha. To think I'd stop at 2.
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Also being able to communicate highly technical and complex solutions to different groups of people. It's easy to talk about giganerd shit with other giganerds because they speak the same language. It's a whole n'other thing to talk to business niggers (aka MBA). If you can break down some highly technical concept in a way that the business nigger truly understands from their perspective, that's simplicity in it's purest form.
What's crazy is that Mald would lead you to believe SKG is a novel idea, which highlights his lack of experience outside of Blizzard. Many projects (good ones at least) develop handover/turnover plans and processes when the ownership of said project shifts to a different organization or entity. It basically deals with knowledge management and generally making sure the old organization is able to onboard the new organization so the project can still be developed or serve it's purpose after the ownership change. SKG is effectively the same fucking concept except the solution is slightly more technical and applied to the vidya game industry.
