#Yu gi oh duelist of the roses pc port pro
#Yu gi oh duelist of the roses pc port ps2

even in a lib or something) PS2 specific assembly. The original game would've been written in C or C++ with (almost certainly, at least somewhere. Which leads me to another short sighted decision: C# for this project. A tightly controlled event loop or event-based API is much better than this strange NetworkBehaviour objectВ concept in my humble opinion. I've beenВ spending a lotВ time lately seeing how lower-level projects in C/++ do it. However, I do not recommend that modern Unity games use Mirror.В Find something else, I'm not sure what yet though. Mirror does what it does incredibly well. However, Unity's multiplayer API implementation is quite abstract and to be blunt, quite poor.

Mirror works well and is an amazing legacy codebase migration tool. For one, I'm not happy with the Mirror API at all. The truth is, Net-Play was a bit tacked on and it was my first attempt. I'm happy it did, and I'm happy to have connected with a bunch of fellow Duelists of the Roses fans. In fact, this wasn't really supposed to get as big as it did. Notice that Net-Play was never even a thought. The response from this little hack-a-thon was positive enough that I wanted to continue working on it. The original goal being: it would beВ something good to put on my portfolio. So I hacked and hacked away just trying to get a semi-authentic experience. Not only that, it was only going to be a demo (or so I thought). I was getting quite familiar with the interface and style of constructing huge Object-Oriented containers for everything. When I started this project, Unity seemed like the obvious choice. In fact, that's where the originally demo originated from in that 6-day Covid crunch. While I accept that Linux support for Unity may still be a bit broken, macOS has been a stable and reliable development environment for me since I started the project.

#Yu gi oh duelist of the roses pc port pro

is it?).ДЇor the past month, I've had numerous issues with Unity 2020 across my laptop (a 2018 MacBook Pro 15') and my desktop (custom built Linux desktop running Pop OS 21?).

Rather, post-mortem for the engine I've chosen for this project (or. The keener eyed dev-log readers may have noticed the 'Post-Mortem' Post Type selected for this post. I'm reinstalling Unity for what I believe to be the 10th time this month.

Yu-gi-oh duelist of the roses pc port