> That's what you think I said? Yeah I think that usually "most of" means "a majority of" and "originated" means "was created." > I don't know what this is su

> That's what you think I said? Yeah I think that usually "most of" means "a majority of" and "originated" means "was created." > I don't know what this is supposed to mean, all I said was that lua didn't have them until 2003. Well, I guess I apologize for assuming that that was supposed to be relevant. > I can't even follow what you're saying, you're all over the place. This submission is about a tool for creating a specific genre of art. Some works of art are created in an iterative process where the artist repeatedly evaluates and perturbs the work to make it more to their liking. Some ways of working make this easier than others. Almost every work in the genre has been created in a specific way. This submission's content is a part of the same tradition that includes the tools that have been used to create the vast majority of works in the genre. If someone who knows nothing about any of this insists that almost all of the artists are doing everything wrong, well, the base rate for that person being correct is not great. > Are you really trying to say every video game ever made uses coroutines? No. I gave specific examples of games in this genre that are known based on reverse-engineering to not use coroutines. I will venture to avoid spending my time writing words for low-literacy audiences from now on.