/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9914591
Just say you don't get it, oh wait you already did by tacitly conceding a long time ago
>>9914594
Cry harder or try harder

>>9293883
>mspaint on mobile
Reeking of desperation. Look at the timestamps for that image and the post and reconsider your position. May I suggest reverse cowgirl?

>>9037690

>>8956485
>>8956539
>>8956562
>The third dimension is encoded into the 2D vector map so the 2D vector map is 3D
No, objectively. Actually try.
>>8956526
>The data isn't a 2D vector map because it's really just a text file, ignore that I obfuscated how the text is denoting x,y coordinates which the engine interprets
The vertices for a map are stored in the VERTEXES lump, which consists of a raw sequence of x, y coordinates as pairs of 16-bit signed integers. The bytes are in little-endian order (least significant byte first). That "text file"?
>>8956686
>maps are flat therefore the earth is flat
Yeah no

>>7697019
>I'm guessing

>>7463750
Do you, though? You're effectively saying
>I personally don't believe you, and because I feel good about that I'll believe it
which is just pathetically delusional but you'll apparently disregard anything that doesn't perfectly reflect your anecdotal paradigm because narcissism goodbye

>>7445209
Are you okay? You seem to be upset over nothing.

>>7424110
>Didn't see time-stamped CDX
Because someone that didn't grow up with a Genny would invest in one of the most expensive models along with a flashcart, right? When everyone else had a PS2, GameCube or Xbox, I had my Genesis and I stood by it. I even asked for an NES of my own volition. But hey, keep deluding yourself.

Did I say sex doesn't sell? I'm pretty sure I said that sexualizing your character isn't AS popular, meaning it is still used today but not *as frequently* as it used to be.

>>7424139
Thanks for making my point for me.
>In its release weekend, The Last of Us Part II sold over four million copies worldwide, becoming the fastest-selling PlayStation 4 exclusive, beating Marvel's Spider-Man's 3.3 million and God of War's 3.1 million in the same period.

>>7409650
It had a forum all its own in the nineties founded by a woman and open to all genders; By being so boisterous in being intentionally incorrect you've conceded. Lrn2Research

>>7383825
>One person speaking on behalf of random anonymous people
Thanks for sharing your feelings, it's still innovative and no amount of self-righteous shit slinging will change that. You could simply stop replying, but you're apparently too mad to do that.