Code4Broke

@sam_gzstrength @wolfstrength I've been lifting weights at public gyms for 15+ years, and I've seen maybe 4 or 5 people ever bench 315lbs.

@wolfstrength There's something that gets lost in translation when I (we) say this type of stuff on here that REALLY enrages people People doing personal attacks etc But I wish people would ask themselves do you turn your head when you see someone benching 315 in a gym?

I love that normies think a 315 bench like Hegseth's is some crazy feat of strength. That it's rarely achieved and you have to be a genetic specimen to do it. Meanwhile all the lifters are like "nice, that's a pretty decent bench"

@gotclippd You can say what you want about gen Z, but this Mog Collective Universe shit is hilarious

6’5 Australian TERA-CHAD Androgenic has flown to U.S and BONESMASHMAXXED in order to HUNT down the ASU frat leader and engage in a MOG-OFF to avenge Clavicular after the BRUTAL frame mog incident that took place last week 😳

Yeah! Overhead press is hard. It takes a lot of dedication to make gains, and there are easier, more efficient ways to build big shoulders. I always wanted a huge press because I think it's cool. If I got big shoulders in the process, that's great, but what I desire is a big press. Point being: I think the people who get rubbed the wrong way by the blanket advice to make small games are probably the same people who don't want to play small games. Staying motivated matters above all else, and if you're forcing yourself to do something you don't care about because other people who are wired differently told you to, then that's going to be just as bad for your work ethic as taking on a big project you can't finish. People should follow their instincts because at the end of the day, it doesn't matter if a study shows most people respond better to lateral raises than they do to OHP, for an individual, the study of themselves is N=1.

@code4broke oof not much! I am not a fan of the overhead press, it's so insanely difficult and very tricky to make progress. I've never done a 1 rep max, heaviest I've done is something like 4 reps of 50kg. Very hard

If you're making games just for fun then there are no rules! Make whatever you want and spend whatever time and resources you want. If it's just for fun then as long as you're having fun and enjoying the journey you're doing great! Personally I do fitness for fun, I go to the gym every day, I run, I lift, I've been doing it for almost 10 years, I've spent thousands of dollars on gym memberships, equipment, supplements, etc. And in all that time I've made $0 from it which is fine since money is not the goal! I'm enjoying the journey and have no intention whatsoever of turning that hobby into a job. But if your goal is to make games for a living then it really pays to listen to advice from people who have done it previously. And if you want to make games for a living and increase your odds of success then the best strategy is indeed make multiple small games and don't spend years working on your dream game.

@Bucky_cm That's a cool thing to do

Anyway, we’re going to keep leveraging the success of Palworld to help cool people make cool games. Like Vision Quench, which is made by 3 young wizards in the US. It’s about wizards searching underground supermarket dungeons for goop or something. It’s fun.

@GorkaGames no

Solo devs: stop building AAA open worlds. You’re choosing Hard Mode and killing your chances in 2025. Here’s the faster path to a game people actually play (and share): 🧵🔥

@andre_mc Seems like you're misunderstanding

Recently had the opportunity to build 3 demos to demonstrate the power of game feel! #gamedevelopment

@thomasbrushdev 4 years is nothing Thomas, get back to work

So. After 4 years of polishing my indie game Twisted Tower... sometimes I wonder if it would make better sense to just drop the project. So, I did a beta test. Here are the results: youtube.com/watch?v=Injjen…

Accidently absorbing goblins like cell or something

I'm seeing a lot of indie developers analyzing the market to try and release the proper game at the ideal time in an effort to get rich on game development. I’m not saying what I’m doing is somehow more virtuous, you can do what ever you want. But can you dipshits stop making YouTube videos telling me I’m approaching game development wrong because I didn’t start with a hook and research what genre is trending? Most people entering the industry just want to make the games they'd want to play and do not care about LARPing as a triple-A game studio without the budget.

A simple python script to line up the bones could save you a lot of trouble

Can someone explain the hype of Hallow Knight to me? It completely flew under my radar, I've never heard a single person mention it or mention having played it in real life until a week ago.

@Fumpledink1 Haha, hell yeah

@code4broke Maduvu, Indian woman and red arrow for scale

What's the coolest medieval melee weapon you can think of that I could add to this game? Looking for suggestions, bonus points for weapons rarely seen.

@Tea_Vice This comment was marked as probable spam. Elon fears the flail

@code4broke Add a chain to it, call it a flail. Yeah, thats it, add one of those.

@14pat3 Very cool ideas, strongly considering the staff sling when it's time for ranged weapons

@organguton Never heard of this mancatcher, could be pretty unique

@code4broke hookbill, lucerne hammer, mattock and mancatcher would all be dope

@Biuzer Looks insane

Reworked rain. Now it is mostly a post-effect rather than particles #unity3d #shadergraph #vfx #gamedev

What's a better elevator pitch; High Fantasy Kenshi or Kenshi with Mount & Blade style combat?

@cintechstudios Brother, you're talking to a guy who owns multiple specialty neck training devices

@code4broke Head strength? You just had to didn't you

Making your own video game is sweet because you get to add stuff other developers wouldn't, presumably because they don't have severe body dysmorphia