and I don't think it was shockwave
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but he had a very interesting workflow, and was essentially building the game in an animation engine
I remember being hypes for uquest to launch in like 2015-2016
Adobe Director
that was the one we had to find him a crack for in 2015/2016
because they revoked licenses after they shut it down
UQ (2011) - Development Stream - Part 1
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I do not see Rob again
whats the point in going through Toronto if not to drive past Rob
Toronto is basically the new york of Canada
so there is "stuff" to do, like the symphony
but I cannot understand wanting to live here
I know the line between what is/isn't a city is blurring (and where city limits actually are)
but I'll give Toronto credit for being a city with a lot of real housing at least
rather than everyone living in a box like NYC
that's the part I don't think I could do, I could live in a smaller house, have less land, and have less garage/parking space
but when you tell me I need to live on floor 15 in some building, and use all these wonderful shared amenities and public transit
something in my soul just rejects it outright
I think the area I live in rn is close to peak, aside from the cost of everything sucking
Toronto just ate everything around it
so its housing used to just be other small communities
I've been led to believe that West coast Canada is worse
Vancouver/Surry
Edmonton is not the coast, but yeah
yeah fixed
I get that one mixed up
Edmonton is bad too though
Calgary as well
vancouver and victoria have thespace problem of being coastal/ on an island
limited/no way to expand
Coastal BC is complete ass
its like moving to san fransisco
mainland BC is awesome minus the fires
Pika, what's the smart people term they always use to justify why cities are good
my mind goes to density effect, but I think there's an actual term
"if we shove all these people in close proximity, the smart ones will gather together and do great things"
Idk, its the notion of "walkable cities". They like to cope that you need everything within a 5 min walk of your box you live in
I would not want to live in a small town where you need a car to survive, I like the middle ground of "everything is within reason" so a 1 hour walk to walmart is fine, you don't need to do daily trips to the store
yes
Get a wagon if you are getting a lot
Also I do not associate food shopping with walmart
You get food at a dedicated food store (zehrs/loblaws, fresh co, food basics here)
Pika, no shade
If you are thinking food groceries, yeah that should be closer
do you post on r/fuckcars
I need to know
I like cars
just not owning or driving them!
yes
I am in one now
I just think having groceries a 20 min walk, appliances/misc stuff an hour away is fine
I like your suggesting to bring a wagon, that paints a really vivid mental picture
is my point
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Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 I like your suggesting to bring a wagon, that paints a really vivid mental picture
Spooky, remind me in 2 hours
I'll get a pic of my wagon
Replying to Dialga #god_of_time Pika if i had to walk an hour just to get somewhere i would not do it
skill issue
get walk mogged by the really fat guy
I used to walk to school sometimes for the novelty, since being outside is nice and all
I can't actually think of a time I've ever walked somewhere as a form of deliberate transportation though
ever
