I've had that feeling too these past few years and I feel it's more of a sign of information overload from social media. Where everything feels like it's going 10x faster than reality and I can't learn fast enough to keep up. Just keep at it and you'll get there, good luck!

Oh wow, the aesthetic reminds me a lot of pizza tower funky but still super readable. Looks amazing!

I like the swirling stars of 1 and the dazed eyes of 3 :)

Gets em 40% of the time, ALL the time. Hyuck yeah

What a fantastical timing this has on my feed, thank you so much for all the work & effort put into this!

It's the (not so) subtle tells of exploitation, embroidering people into a coorporation as if it were a tight knight comunity to dissolve the boundaries between working / free time. Atleast the buzzwords can be used to filter out those companies

The best ai we could ever actually have - humans

Ah shucks, thanks for the name!

Oh my days this just unlocked some key memories, what is this game? Is it the pokemon one where you catch em by drawing circles?

Well, in that case don't mind if I do:
@manuelini.itch.io

Ooh that seems pretty cool, is it specifically tied to godot as a plugin of some sorts or can I use the output in any game engine?

Ooh, exciting! Good luck with the upcoming releases, consider all fingers crossed ^^

And some people think me working with unity only on my touchpad is cursed? (certified crazy style ^^)

On day[2], godot added a rigidbody + collider to the world - let there be physics!

(Very cool)

Looks like some ye-olden-kids-storybook titlecover, they've experienced some stuffs on the sea

Absolutely, it also helped me a lot facing new tasks shifting the pain of inexperience into a choice. Like - is this something important to me and I wanna push through and learn or maybe we skippin' this skill (which is very valid, we don't have to be all-purpose machines)

Love this train of thought. I remember reading a blogpost when I was younger which delved into this idea quite a bit and ended up on the point: if you wanna learn something it takes the active choice of taking the time and frustration to get better - we aren't "bad" at anything simply inexperienced.

To me the most damning aspect of it is someone outsourcing their moral compass. Like, having this system where you don't do vile acts not because of simple human empathy but because you have the constant Ban Hammer™ of the holy bible above you ~ doesn't scream love thy neighbour to me.