I'm Not Drunk

Lake

So, I'm taking a Bachelor of Fine Arts Intro to Media Art class. They wanted everyone to make a little game in Scratch, but the prof let me us Godot Instead. Art School's all about the hoity-toity high-concept garbage, so I thought I'd just make a weird prototype for a game where you do nothing but wander around aimlessly drunk. It's my first Godot "game," but, I kind of wander what other folks might think of the absurdity.

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TwistedTwigleg

Well, using Godot over Scratch is a plus in my opinion, no offense to those who like Scratch! Scratch is fine as a learning tool, but I have always felt its a little over used given its limitations. Though, I guess if it gets people into game development and programming, that’s what counts.

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