esoteric_wombat

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by esoteric_wombat 2y ago
Unfortunately I think this is not the case -- it might just be that the async/await issue is getting pushed into the next milestone tag with each release. In the most recent roadmap video[1] Andrew said that the main focus right now is
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by esoteric_wombat 8y ago
If you're interested in a more detailed survey of rpg theory I highly recommend the recently published "Role-Playing Game Studies: A Transmedia Approach" and specifically the chapter "RPG Theorizing by Designers and Play
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by esoteric_wombat 10y ago
Heck, if you're doing anything substantial with Scheme in high school then you're on a great track.
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by esoteric_wombat 10y ago
What I should have said is that Zachtronics has the market cornered on programming puzzle games for programmers . I could suggest Human Resource Machine to someone who has never programmed before, but I would never do that with TIS-100. Ma
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by esoteric_wombat 10y ago
For really good non-programming puzzle games, I'd recommend Snakebird[0] and Stephen's Sausage Roll[1]. Try out Snakebird first, it's cheaper and works great on mobile devices. Don't let the cute art fool you, it's
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by esoteric_wombat 11y ago
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials is a solid choice. It gets dark, but so does Harry Potter, so fair game. I would say late grade school for the first book, adolescent for books 2 and 3. Tamora Pierce has written a number of kid ap
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by esoteric_wombat 11y ago
It's at the bottom of the article, but I think it's worth noting that Jon Peterson does some impressive work for role playing game historical documentation. His book Playing at the World is a labor of love, giving not only a detai
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by esoteric_wombat 11y ago
I'm really bummed about this.
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by esoteric_wombat 12y ago
I can't remember why, but I've had the 1968 version of this flight manual on my hard drive for a while. My version is much higher quality. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8iAUeIURaT8ZS1PbTlMTjlCams...