🎉🎋Everyone at Unity was just fired*🎆🎉 - final V3 

oh yeah uhhhhh yea we meant to do that. that wasnt a rendering error thats normal

I knew it! It does that a lot and I didn't doubt for a second that you did that on purpose Unless I'm an idiot and can't read sarcasm. Then in that case I knew it was a flub!

​From now on do that but actually on purpose ​@final_V3

Dang this is awful, just make it mono already

@@final_V3 Software always works all of the time

Don't worry, it's probably the ROG Ally Y sponsorship.

Also expected this. Man the gaming industry is really flipping on its head and I’m stoked for it

FR

It started as the engine for Unreal (the 1998 game). Unreal Tournament came roughly eighteen months later and was born out of attempts to fix the netcode hampering multiplayer in the original Unreal game.

i played some inertial drift, the driving controls feel like youre backseating someone's gameplay over a discord call with a damaged gamepad limited to 15° in any direction

@@johannesviljoen9656 did you try drifting?

@rav3nston3 the drifting felt like backseating your friend over a recording of a discord call while they were playing with a dpad, high sensitivity with a good chunk of delay, it felt like no control and no other option. in short, not my cuppa tea.

@@johannesviljoen9656 huh, that's not my experience with it at all, kinda weird but i won't argue with you if you tried it and couldn't get it to agree with you (my experience is closer to like, typical racing game drifting with more nuance, getting different drifting angles via releasing the gas, pressing the brake, or Both feels really natural to me. i can't even really think of a good comparison because it just felt like any other game, the left stick felt like a typical car sim- clunky, slow, impossible to make any turns with, which is intentional- and the right stick was drift or nothin'- rowdy but with enough nuance that i felt in control-, a gimmick that comes together to make a unique experience like, every other game with a gimmick, it'd fit right in on the wii if it had motion controls. i even played it for the first time *via remote play* and it went extremely smoothly which makes your comments of it feeling unresponsive or like watching a stream really ironic from my perspective, guess it just meshed well with my pre-existing muscle memory and didn't with yours, as is the way with games)

But bungee didn’t fire the people that made stuff bad.