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If you want a similar minded game but a different thematic an genre, try Munchkin.

It’s a really good card game with goofy things like a weapon called Swiss Halberd (yes, it’s like a Swiss knife but pole arms), or the monster “Amazon” which do not attack female characters, or the “Whine at the GM”, which gets you a free level.

If you have a small group of friends to play with, it’s a blast.

Yes, and it gives you (or the bot), a score.

If you don’t meet the score, is highly likely that you are a bot.

You can have a superficial an yet interesting read on the topic on the Google re-captch dev docs.

damn these people who never died before are now dying out of nowhere, what’s going on?

even the Brazil’s tv presenter Silvio Santos died

brave is based on chromium, so it’s not 100% safe from google

short answer: No

long answer: Most people just like to shout-out what they like, and don’t want to know your use case. If you need pc/mobile sync, Firefox will be your best choice here.

Fair enough.

Its not said that they need devs to target home machines, it says they need to give the resources so people can host it themselves, period.

Also, tell me you’ve never worked with scalable infrastructure without telling me you have never worked with it.

There are dozens, if not hundreds of games, including MMOs, that are privated hosted, and by that I don’t mean hosted in a basement potato.

Look at Ragnarok servers, there are hundreds of them, DEDICATED servers, with all the newest technology, for an old game nonetheless.

Have you ever seem how massive the infrastructure are for those big minecraft multi-servers? Thousands and thousands of concurrent players.

Im not asking you to research what you’re talking about or anything, but if you clearly dont know what you’re talking about, refrain from sharing your opinion so you may not negatively influence a similar minded person.

Developer Stackholder: Am I pushing the wrong ideas onto the managers?

No, it’s the developers who don’t know how to implement the features I want.

Sometimes it’s hard to detach It, specially dealing with web dev.

The browser expects JS, since JS was made for the browser, so you make a front in JS. But now you need a back, and hey, you already have all models and repos in JS, might as well make the back with JS.

It’s a vicious cycle. Honestly, JS is fine for either if you are component enough (ie. not using stuff like “is-number”), don’t get the hate on It.

when you see them eating meat, I hope this helps

you forgot the third type: Desperate people who will suck anyone’s balls so they can afford to not starve to death

edit: like I do

It also helps you getting a starting point when you don’t know how ask a search engine the right question.

But people misinterpret its usefulness and think It can handle complex and context heavy problems, which must of the time will result in hallucinated crap.

that’s crazy, it’s almost like it was created to run on a browser, who would do such an evil thing?

Record<string, unknown> ftw

me too, the only one I noticed was the lamp and wall decoration behind her head, it’s almost imperceptible, but its a so very slightly tilted mirrored version of the right side lamp/decoration

is that a mf subaru reference?

let’s just host all these services for free am I right? who needs to pay energy bills anyway

is this a section of a discord api implementation?

The thing is what is the consensus of “runs well”? Is it a FPS constant? No glitches? Fast loads?

My point is, a game can come shitty and run a constant 30 fps under the “recommended” since that’s what they thought was appropriate

Is a gray area that should be more descriptive, not sure why downvote me

Not that I remember, true that it didn’t handle the last gen consoles, and that it was marketed as quite demanding

Sadly “minimum” or “recommended” just tells us the game runs, not that it runs well