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RT @utterangle:

@KihraOfTemerity Clipped from a full session recording or stream usually so i get why but it's still bad

I'm still not a realtime turn combat convert though and I hope Ryza 3 or Yumie does something more classic

been thinking about the doom II regular bestiary recently, and... what an effective set of enemies. with the exception of spectre, maybe, every enemy has a distinct reason to be in the game and without too much overlap in what they're used for?

RT @toba_game:

@apfiiez Eternal rule: profile your shader and figure out if its good or bad Rule of thumb: branching is bad when it produces uneven times across the warp; so as long as both sides of your if statement are similar enough (oftentimes the only difference is what color you store!) its okay

@and_coder @iquilezles This isn't very useful for shaders because youre never shipping bytecode anyway so output cannot be known; but you should definitely profile the shader or just learn that step()s reference implementation is a ternary and branching is fine as long as its consistent across the warp

RT @kRensama_: Kafka #HonkaiStarRail

It was impossible to not get spoiled on sunbreak when that came out but wilds is going to be so much worse i realize especially since I'll likely not play it for another four years or so

@sweetheartl_g @TheWorstOfTwt He was praising nazis and Hitler on alex jones' show years ago already man really is just like this. Isn't more to it

RT @NAZENANI3634: エルフェルト(GUILTY GEAR) どっちも好き

@Regike_

game engines arent just bad at things for no reason; if RE Engine is bad at open spaces thats not just a quirk of the engine that you have to live with especially if you *made* the engine. You profile that and you figure out *why* its bad at open spaces

@pinstruggles @_waleedshahid

@Rojardino Committing the cardinal sin here of making estimates without profiling but seems to me that its mostly cpu time causing these issues.

@Rojardino It was even on "Ultra Performance", it turns out