As a starving artist, perhaps I'll sell one of my Ferraris to become a patron. It's tempting, comrades.

Better? :)

So the main idea is, losing a battle doesn't mean losing the war, as there are many battles to fight?
How do you avoid overwhelming the player? With many injured and recuperating entities it could be hard to keep a grand strategy in mind, but maybe that's just me.

I came to the realization that in this context, "simulation" is just the modern word for "miracle," nothing more.

The notion is not scientific, since it's undefined, unknowable, and untestable. That's why I'm annoyed when *scientists* talk about it.

I fail to see the significance of whether the universe is a "simulation" or "real." Why is this important? What's the difference?

Steam response for the bug report can be summarized as this: yeah, we know and don't care to update the graph.

Ah, isn't it nice when programs are autonomous and "helpful?"

When I saw Star Wars for the first time, I thought it'd be cool to have a C-3PO at home. Today, I almost couldn't imagine a worse decision than having a spy/assassin/saboteur/salesman controlled by a mystery box.

Seeing that simple, easily memorizable and very intuitive command reminded me of this scene from IT Crowd.

A completely fair take.
For me, affordable subscription is fine, but certain major corporations (ahem-dobe) are playing increasingly sinister tricks to exploit subscribers, and that poisons everything.
Btw, in the case of Affinity, I'd have loved to see a native Linux build.

I haven't downloaded it yet, but people say AI training is enabled by default on the mandatory Canva user profile, and Canva potentially records and watches our sessions.
Not a decisive victory, in my opinion. Let's see what happens!

`visible_characters` is an abomination, as it causes layout reflow! :)
I did something similar as your approach, except wrapped letters in [color] and adjusted their alphas. This, unfortunately, borks the kerning, because that doesn't ignore the [color] tags.
github.com/godotengine/...

Build approved! 🎉
But why does Steam still test only on Windows, then tell *me* to verify Mac/Linux/SteamOS? COVID excuse was "HO" -- no budget for test rigs?
Anyway: 1st playtest soon! (It works on all platforms, of course.)

For science!