> do the correct way Careful, with that attitude you might not have a wife for long.
$69/month is peanuts for anyone running something that hopes to make any amount of money. Developer and operational experience, uptime, etc. seem way more important. Just getting to skip dealing with all that nonsense…
I had the same experience. Once I figured it out though, it made for a really fun mechanic. Better I think than what I expected (that I could "enter" the tile from any direction).
Enough with the daily stuff. I would like to actually play the game you made.
This reminds me of the "dust" theory in Egan's Permutation City.
> do the correct way Careful, with that attitude you might not have a wife for long.
$69/month is peanuts for anyone running something that hopes to make any amount of money. Developer and operational experience, uptime, etc. seem way more important. Just getting to skip dealing with all that nonsense…
I had the same experience. Once I figured it out though, it made for a really fun mechanic. Better I think than what I expected (that I could "enter" the tile from any direction).
Enough with the daily stuff. I would like to actually play the game you made.
This reminds me of the "dust" theory in Egan's Permutation City.