Reckon this is worth picking up on sale? I'm interested in it having played all the previous games, but I'm worried the battle pass and mtx is ruining it.
Now it's been out for a few seasons what do you think?
Reckon this is worth picking up on sale? I'm interested in it having played all the previous games, but I'm worried the battle pass and mtx is ruining it.
Now it's been out for a few seasons what do you think?
Yeah I can't remember my game either, it might have been something like Joe Blade 3?
There was an old Spectrum Game that actually loaded up Pacman first before the main game.
Keeping what you're working on available.
It's not a fileing system
She doesn't love you, you're the first thing she could grab with a heart beat and two legs
Never use your desktop to store shortcuts, unless they are very temporary, and then clear up often.
You have a taskbar and start menu to organise and find everything you need, you can even do startup applications.
Great Scott!
Well you haven't convinced me
Hmm, I'm not expressing my opinion, these are the statements from the creators of the tools themselves
Krita is a professional FREE and open source painting program. It is made by artists that want to see affordable art tools for everyone.
It IS a painting program, the reason why you can do a lot of the same things that you can in GIMP is because all of those features are useful in both to both painters and editors
GIMP is a multi-tool it can do illustration but it's focus is more general purpose and more on being an GNU Image Manipulation Program
Again, these are not my opinions, these are objectionable facts taken from the source.
If you disagree with these you are fine to do so, but telling people they are wrong is just ridiculous and looks wilfully ignorant or argumentative
Because the experience is designed around different use cases.
In Krita primary use cases are for painting and drawing so those tools and features are front and centre, easier to reach and remember.
In Gimp the focus is on editing, filtering, effects
Sounds like Godot is more for your usecase then
No Hardwar?