Drywall has a nice cronch and the wall fairy floss makes my tummy tingle and makes me cough glitter :)

I eat both.

4/10, not cronchy enough, I've had better

e33 used GenAI textures, but they removed them after backlash.

Cool, thanks so much for your reply I really appreciate it.

Just out of curiosity, will the hardcover be available on the store? Or is that only in bookstores? Because there's a few bookstores in my area that sell it, but I'd prefer to support you directly.

What do you mean? It's perfect!

I'm actually so excited. I only found ARH a couple days ago and fully binge-read it one night, now I'm in the total need to actually buy both a hardback and any other forms that might exist.

I've always used the developer in the sense of software developer, as that's my main background. Though I'm aware that not everyone uses it in that sense specifically. I would say that we should have a broad term for everyone in the process.

That is fair. I hate the amount of articles like this that will act as if the only people who work on a game or are important to the development are the developers themselves

Everyone who works on a game is important and deserves recognition, the game wouldn't exist in its current form without them

The term "developer" itself is what I argue against being all inclusive.

Though I see your point. I do agree we need to recognise all the other aspects of game development as a whole, but at the same time "game developer" is too specific a term that's also annoyingly broad in how it's used.

Exactly, all parts of the team are of equal importance, but they aren't all the same and it's important to recognise that.