Thank you for everything, and sorry it became a sour experience. Most of all though, thank you for handing it over to others to continue! Too many projects just die; hopefully this one will live a long life.

No, I imagined it. I’m sure I’ve seen one somewhere though. They’re definitely all people who were involved in one way or another.

I think Dice Men has a complete list… I’ll have a look.

Dammit, I need to do 92 things though! I just can’t catch a break.

I didn’t notice any difference either, until I realised that this is actually how I play wordle already. My first 2, normally 3 guesses are just covering the space of likely letters with no repeats.

Honestly it’s the only thing I’ve noticed wrong, and it looks like an easy fix, so I’d say don’t miss out if you want some deamon-slaying action. It’s a great game :)

It works great apart from the videos - at least, I assume there are videos, I just see a test card where there would be a cutscene.

The other thing you want is to add -d3d12 to the launch properties, it apparently makes a big improvement to frame rate, though I’ve never tried it without to confirm!

I’m a huge open source advocate and developer. I used Linux for many many years, but these days I’m Apple all the way. I’m too old to hack around with everything, I want my commodities to Just Work, so I can focus on the stuff I want to do with it. Also, Apple are the only big company I remotely trust on privacy.

Love my Deck! Currently having a lot of fun with Boltgun, having recently played original DOOM and DOOM II with the GzDOOM, and they’re still amazing. Also trying to play X4, though it’s a little bit crashy, seems to have memory leaks for days. Want to play Dredge soon.

And you can see highlights on Mastodon: @[email protected]

On a slightly similar though perhaps less useful note, a colleague of mine runs https://govbins.uk, collecting pictures of council bins, so maybe take a photo of your bins too while you’re out doing benches. I love British whimsy projects.

Oh, thank god, /r/CasualUK was the best place on Reddit. Glad some of us have made it over here.

Any luck catching them swans, then?

I knew I’d never get round to exploring all this WAD had to offer, so I watched this video instead, would recommend. What an incredible piece of work this thing is; I really want to see a tech breakdown video next that explains how the hell all the “impossible” stuff was done.