>>14096
All of that extra stuff could be in game. The plan is to make something worth playing first, then add new mechanics over time. Btw, expect no ETA. It'll be ready when it is.

>>14098
Thank you <3

>>14179
Hahaha. I understand you perfectly.

>>14181
I've always loved Kisirian's work, but I'm not him, btw. He definitely is one of my main sources of inspiration.

There's always an easier way. The thing is that most of the time, the faster route costs you freedom to do what you originally wanted. If not that, then the easier route costs money. I work in Unity, and it has an Asset Store which lets you buy all sorts of things, like already implemented logics. I don't plan on purchasing many things, but I've already have. For instance, the hair system I use is not made by me, but it's good because it allows me to randomize many things and do a number of other things that I woulnd't be able to achieve on my own.

>>14184
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>>14186
This is an exciting topic for me, haha. Am I an engineer? Well, I don't have an engineering degree, but I also my work has nothing to do with what the root of the word engine-er is. I'm a developer because I develop games. I'm also an artist because I am creating something in which I'm putting my feelings and my ideas into it, and other can appreciate and feel things with it.

I think you can be a technician and an artist at the same time. You don't have to be Michelangelo to be an artist, you just need to put your heart into something and have the intent for other people to receive something from it.

>>14191
I'm trying to give them some personality, actually, so I hope it's not a turn of because of that. I think it doesn't have to be a turn off because these are just toys, little creations that don't exist made with the purpose of helping us have fun. I, as the creator, give you full permission to do with them whatever your heart desires, haha.