Professional Java developer who loves to work on open source projects or play computer games in his spare time.
Loves to develop and use the dotnet framework for open source projects. Loves science, science fiction, space and everything that comes with it. Loves to develop games on his spare time if not distracted by playing games …
Expert for procrastination!
Also husband of one of the best women in the world and father of single child and a dog lover.
@sculd @theangriestbird I do know that developers creating AAA titles do work hard as well to deliver a well polished game trying to fulfill the demand of the community and that it’s hard to be as creative as a indie studio if you need to keep a really high graphic and performance standard. Thank you for making those games as well.
But I like to dive deep into mechanics of games and don’t care that much about graphics.
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@sculd @theangriestbird I’m super happy that I started to play mostly indie or niche games, it’s super rare I buy a AAA title. Mostly because the game play does feel identical to previous titles or close to other games of that genre without adding any own ideas.
The indie sector is so much more creative and often there are really deep game mechanics. I really do enjoy exploring those, big thank you to all indie developers for being creative and working hard.
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@sculd I do play some AAA titles as well, my last addition was Baldurs Gate 3 I think. Not sure if X4: Frontier is an AAA title.
But Baldurs Gate was really well done, with much respect to the community. X4 is more a niche thing without big competition.