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It depends on what you're doing. Computers are fast! Like, really fast! And not every game is an AAA, fully 3D title with ray tracing and etc etc. Games are suc
by cmdrk 3y ago
It depends on what you're doing. Computers are fast! Like, really fast! And not every game is an AAA, fully 3D title with ray tracing and etc etc. Games are such a broad topic and I believe people can absolutely make games in Python without spending all of their time fighting GIL monsters and garbage collectors.
- qwery 3y agoIf you're talking about people doing things because they want to, then yes, go for it, have fun. But performance does matter. The technical state of the art (ray tracing etc) is largely irrelevant. If you make a game with cutting-edge technical features, the performance of it will be judged accordingly. If a game with a modest feature set demands resources in excess of its apparent need, it's wasting those resources. In other words, a washing machine that uses more water than others is a worse washing machine. To be clear, this isn't to say that you're wrong. Everyone can continue doing what they're doing -- really.