/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9976712
>there are PAGES UPON PAGES of this game

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When are modern developers going to understand that trying to set the bar higher for end users is NOT GOING TO PRESSURE them to invest time in learning new skills.
> this is the way to do it, if its hard for you that just means you suck and you need to get gud
> actually trying to manipulate users into investing time to learn some skill
> but that isnt what they actually want to do, and they dont believe that it should require that pursue their HOBBY
So instead of learning programming
they lower their own standards and continue working with decorate

This is like the voxels and 3d models issue. If you want to make voxels you dont need an expensive or hard to get program. And you can pursue it from the same standpoint as pixel art or chiseling at a block of stone. Some programs even have import tools to take a sprite image and turn it into a voxel.
> if you want 3d models, you need an expensive heavy weight program that must be pirated pretty much
> and you have to build everything as if its hollow and made out of paper mache, a construction process which creates weakAF physical models when you try to do this in real life with paper and frames made out of wire, which have no practical durable value except concepts
> why would people actually bother with trying to learn this when it is NOT how you build a concrete structure, it is NOT how you would create a wooden model, it is not how you would widdle and carve on sticks or chunks of plastic, and it isnt even the way you would make an injection mould

Also, ease of use means getting things done faster, which is an improvement to efficiency, and more enjoyable because you can put in even More content. Or get to see the results of your changes more quickly.