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As far as I know there's no way for anything written in ActionScript to use ApplicationDomain.domainMemory, so this really does only apply to C/C++/Unity games

As far as I know there's no way for anything written in ActionScript to use ApplicationDomain.domainMemory, so this really does only apply to C/C++/Unity games targeting the Flash runtime (something that's not even possible yet). It wouldn't affect any game currently on Kongregate as far as I know. Still not a good sign though. If you've got great developer tools, then charge for the tools!

ChrisLTD 15y ago
The funny thing is that Adobe does charge for the tools. Flash Professional retails for $700!
- novalis 15y ago
  https://www.adobe.com/products/flex.html https://www.adobe.com/products/flex.html <- free. All the other tools can be found for free too, specific swf packaging, etc. But now it is down to sprite sheets so...
  - ChrisLTD 15y ago
    Very true. The SDK is free, but it's not like you're getting XCode or Visual Studio with that download. Their IDE (based on Eclipse, right?) is $500.
    - p4lindromica 15y ago
      The flex IDE is based on Eclipse and it's awful to use
      - novalis 15y ago
        FlashDevelop and Flex work out fine for some people. Let us not allow one IDE to spoil all the fun out of something.
    - benologist 15y ago
      There's also FlashDevelop which is free/opensource, and then there's commercial, cheaper alternatives like FDT.