No need to watch videos for that, I was born in the 80s, used to have a pentium, made boot disks, all that stuff. I remember.

So the difference is in the launching process? Too streamlined to feel authentic?

Were can I get more information about what problems with accuracy and why it’s not a valid preservation method, or why treating them like roms is the wrong approach?

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As with most open world RPGs you can make the game as easy or as hard for yourself as you want.

The difficulty depends of your level, your gear, your build, the order in which you complete the different objectives.

And if everything else fails you can summon help.

Depends. What’s an easy mode?

Because in my opinion Fromsoft games usually have (not all of them) an bespoke easy mode built in its systems but it seems to not count for this conversation.

I think the traditions version for that would be homeopathy.

Vaccines are technology, homeopathy is vibes.

You can use it like your copy of the project. When you end for the day or are about to start messing with things, take a snapshot.

More advanced workflows can really improve your development experience, but even basic stuff will be massive.

All of them? At least the old ones and the really “cooked” and outside the sleeping world ones.

I mean, vaccines are clearly technocratic in nature.

Maybe some Sons of Ether and most Virtual Adepts would incorporate them in the world view?

Godot gives you multiple options for language.

-GDScript it’s a custom language (but it’s kind of like Python) and has the most tutorials and documentation.
- C# is kind of Microsoft Java.
- There are also bindings for other languages but are way harder to setup.

I’d say start with GDScript

There are software called version control managers. The most known and used is git.

You can save snapshots of your project whenever seems logical and you can always get back to any of those snapshots.

If you are interested don’t get intimidated and look into some video for beginners.

Depends.

- Are you using an engine?
- Target platform?
- Do you have any previous experience in any kind of development?

The answers will guide the recommendations. C++, C#, Python (GDScript) and JavaScript are probably the best bets.

Also Unreal, Godot and Unity have visual scripting languages.

Are you not using version control or the problem is with files excluded from that?

Nice…