I mean the series did peak in season 1, but season 2 is the worst one by far. If you do pick it up again you'll probably have a better time once you get through the bad parts.

I walked into the crusher trap in Crystal Peak

"Surely I'm not going to run into it again"

I ran into it again

"Surely I'm not going to run into it again"

I ran into it again and lost my save file. I think I ragequit for like a year before coming back and getting the steel soul achievement.

Hahaha, have fun.

If it's any consolation, I did find act 2 to be easier than act 1. Keep at it.

If it weren't tiktok it'd be any other mainstream social media that people spread dumb trends on. Anybody remember teenagers eating laundry soap pods a couple years ago?

Performance testing is a whole can of worms. It's hard to get an idea of how performance changes because it'll depend a lot on the nodes and scripts being used. There could be huge regressions in specific cases and functions and no difference in others. Usually you'll need a suite of tests to see what changed.

Most variables have setters for situations like this. Rather than using get_tree().paused = false, try get_tree.set_pause(false). There's also Input.set_mouse_mode(), you'll see them under the variable names in the docs.

"Merge pull request #8 from [branch name]"

Not the most exciting but hey, someone has to do it.

Competitions where individuals or teams try to solve complex programming problems as fast as possible. Websites like Codeforces even have weekly online competitions and leaderboards. It's great for learning problem solving.

Thanks! I've actually used Unity before Godot and I can tell you the UI system here is a lot easier to deal with compared to Unity once you understand it. Also there aren't 3 different technologies to make one user interface. Unity's UI Toolkit was still kind of a mess last time I've seen it.

I thought you were just talking about not updating before the holidays. Either way 0.19 is looking good, these new features are sweet. Also code highlighting, nice!

I've heard a lot of varying experiences but for me personally I just couldn't get it to work, and I tried most of the workarounds like disabling fast reboot. It worked for a while but every now and then I'd constantly have to reset permissions for the entire drive, and even then games would not run sometimes. If someone knows more about this I'd love some info on it, but in general most of the Linux community agrees that NTFS causes more trouble than it's worth.