My flu riddled brain was onto something yesterday. Managed to get multiplayer loot bidding to function consistently without errors. I wish my sinuses were as clear as the debugger right now.

CirclMastr is probably an obscure reference. He streamed his journey to level 99 in FF7 before reaching the first boss.

Every freaking time I get in a groove and start making real progress.

My dev partner insists on switching from Godot to Scratch.

Feeling like I could have made more progress today but my brain is telling me it's done...

YAY! SHARK! OMNOMNOMNOM.

A bunch of harpoons help clear the masses but you can't let your guard down when there's an angry marlin nearby.

I haven't decided if seeing everybody's upgrade pics is a tool for good or evil. Nobody will have to prove the RNG isn't being kind, but everyone will know if somebody isn't making smart choices.

I don't think he fully understands my vision, but I admire his enthusiasm.

Wobbly water shaders are great and all, but I need a bigger sense of motion in that ocean. And when you've got 4 people in a boat, it's important everyone is getting the same feel out of it. This is my procedurally generated 2D body of water synced across 4 clients using Godot's GPU particles.