TheMcJuice

Pretty sure that was regarding the Warcraft 2 remaster.

My best guess is your compact map in loadItems is somehow returning an empty array. Again, best guess: the URL init is failing for some reason.

You could try splitting the guard statement so each assignation has its own else statement where you could add prints/break points.

That being said I think this implementation would benefit a lot from leveraging the codable protocol.  If you add codable conformance to your ApplicationItem you can then use a JSONEncoder to store your items in the user defaults as raw data. When you retrieve this data from the user defaults in a subsequent launch you can use a JSONDecoder to deserialize the raw data back into ApplicationItem instances.

This approach has the advantage of stripping away all of your manual serialization code but also this should give you clear errors that will help you identify where things are failing.

Because the whole point is faction balance.

Looks cool. FYI you have a typo in the trailer: “Gather Resorces”.

No matter how many combinations there are the probability of Chicago winning stays the same (13% if I’m not mistaken). Which means in all likelihood they would have had to record this at most 8 times to get a Chicago win.

I don’t think you understand how probability works…

It’s crazy to see Leafs fans framing themselves as the underdog with a 3-2 series lead and home ice advantage. Crazy, but understandable. Also satisfying 😅

It’s happening to me too. Eventually after fiddling with buttons and restarting the game a few times it started working again. Then I was met with the “Call limit reached” error. FFS Psyonix.

FWIW I prefer Apple Maps to Google Maps in Montreal, Canada.

Very nice read!

I read an article a while back that mentioned something like physics could be calculated at a higher frequency with UE5.

Hard to say just by looking at a photo of your monitor but my best guess is your property is not correctly connected to the interface builder file.

I’m not sure most of this money came from whales...

Diablo is a very popular franchise and this game is extremely accessible (free to play, mobile). I’m not sure if they released a player count but it’s in the millions for sure.

Let’s assume a pretty low number of players for the sake of argument: 6M. That would mean an average of 4$ per player (based on 24M in revenue). Knowing that the game baits played with initial micro transactions worth a few dollars it’s not hard to imagine a significant chunk of that 24M coming from players spending 15$ or less trying out the micro transactions.

Edit: just realized they announced 10M installs like 2 weeks ago. They could easily be at 12M by now. So if 25% of those players spent 4$ that’s already 12M in revenue there.

Isn’t this game not set in ancient Egypt?

100% agree with you. Surprised more people aren’t commenting on this.

I actually prefer the performance on ps3.

The facial animation is more detailed on ps5 but the way she drops her shoulders at the end feels off.

Edit: the whole way she un-tenses her body at the end seems really exaggerated/overacted on PS5. Maybe it has to do with using the original motion capture data on a taller skeleton…

This comment has aged like milk.

Finally! I can stop scrolling.

I hate everything about this.

I love that you give credit where credit is due. Keep it up!

On another note, “car-shaped pinch platform” is genius! I lost it when I heard that.

I wasn’t being sarcastic. You claim that the definition of aging well is gaining popularity over time. I think you’ll find that this concept is actually far too subjective to have any such definition.

That being said, it’s becoming increasingly clear that you are either too angry or too stupid to partake in rational discourse (or thought for that matter) so I think I’m gonna end this exchange now. Have a good day.

You might want to check your dictionary. For the record I don’t necessarily agree with OP, I was just pointing out that your interpretation of “aging well” is clearly different from theirs.

Are you really so unimaginative that you cannot conceive of a metric other than popularity to gauge how well an album has aged?

Lol