{"author_name":"Milo","cat":"LD #20 - It's Dangerous to go Alone! Take This!","comments":[],"epoch":1304205960,"likes":0,"metadata":{"p_key":"66300","p_author":"Milo","p_authorkey":"2934","p_urlkey":"102096","p_title":"Good Enough. Who Wants to Move Anyways?","p_cat":"LD #20 - It's Dangerous to go Alone! Take This!","p_event":"LD20","p_time":"1304205960","p_likes":"0","p_comments":"0","p_status":"UPD5","us_key":"2934","us_name":"Milo","us_username":"milo","event_start":"1304035200","event_key":"6","event_name":"LD20"},"text":"

Well, I finally got a *functional* movement system. Mostly. Except for a little. Or a lot. In any case, I’ve wasted FAR too much time on the movement. I mean, look at what the graphics<\/em> are:<\/p>\n

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Pretty bad. I also have to create maps for this, which is gonna be pretty annoying. More content to generate. Ugh… I really should have put more effort into thinking before I developed, because I don’t think I chose my best idea, in terms of a game. Then, I chose to have a system based on lines. I did not realize that I could just do a discrete grid, and that would be equally good. In fact, that would’ve been BETTER because I could have done work on things that weren’t movement. Oh well. It’s better to have this than nothing. Well, I gotta get back to writing code so that I can actually have a product, however bad.<\/p>","time":"April 30th, 2011 6:26 pm","title":"Good Enough. Who Wants to Move Anyways?"}