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Whether you implement loot as Scenes, Resources, or Nodes, how do you handle adding tags that allow you to randomly geberate items that meet certain requirements?

Here's an example: suppose I have many equipment resources that have properties like slot (head, legs, etc), rarity (common, uncommon, etc), and armor (int). How can I have a loot chest generate a list of resources that meet certain criteria (head item, common rarity, armor < 10), so that I can randomly pick between them? This seems like a common thing, so I'm wondering if anyone can direct me to any item + database systems that handle this in a elegant way for hundreds of items.

They had such creative, colorful, and delicious fusion dishes. It feels like they kind of diverted all of their resources to Songbird and gave up on the place.

After the update, the katar spec feels weird. Against blocks, it seems to only hit once and push back the enemy resulting in a whiffed second hit. This means less stamina drain for your opponent, no pierce damage on the second hit, stamina loss from a whiffed second hit, and maybe extra time for your opponent to recover. Overall it's way less satisfying to use. This is not a weapon that I thought needed a nerf... Am I missing something?

Math rock drummer here looking to meet people. I'm kinda tired of playing alone and would love to find some fellow musicians or bands in the genre. Some of my faves are Tera Melos, Toe, Hella, Black Midi. Peace

Ambusher losing quiver was already sad, but healing teammates really doesn't make sense for the stalker/assassin class.

Ambusher should have a smoke bomb to escape bad 1vX scenarios. Ideally you could throw it at your feet very quickly, and it would briefly stun opponents and provide a few seconds of cover.

To me, this sounds like it would fit the class way better both thematically and mechanically.

Hello, I am working on scene transitions in my game, and I am wondering what architecture people prefer. I am considering:

A: Have a main scene that loads each scene and adds/removes children at transition time. Persistent data can exist in the main scene.

B: Use change_scene() to transition between scenes and keep persistent data in Autoload scripts.

Are there any advantages/disadvantages to these two approaches? Do you have a preferred method for your games?

After seeing Joey's air frying skills, we need the bois to go head-to-head in a Iron Chef style cookoff. The judges panel could be staff or special guests. It would be fun IMO.

their kind of cool but i dont really get it

Hi, I have some extra Japanese mythical codes from opening Shiny Star V boxes, so I figured I should give them away. I already got the mystery gift codes from the website and have 2 of each pokemon. Comment ONCE below with the pokemon you want and I will randomly pick 2 winners for each in a couple hours. Thanks friends!

Edit: Closed! I just put the names in a random raffler and I will reply/pm the winners.

Spring break is no more. It has been replaced with "wellness days". But if I am reading this right, then there are only 2 wellness days for the whole semester (3/2 and 4/7). IMO we could use like four. The chancellor said they added them based on feedback, but that's the same number of days we have off this semester.