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Vegazone-au - I've kept coming back to the question of if it's actually possible to play mobile slots properly on an low-end handset, especially now that so many today's gaming platforms feel tailored overwhelmingly for high-end hardware as the assumed standard. It's honestly been a persistent concern in my mind, since plenty of people can afford a brand-new handset, but still the expectation in these platforms often is that everyone does. Because of that, I went ahead and tested it out personally on https://aquavitae.bar/, in part because a few people mentioned that the platform ran well even on older hardware. Surprisingly, the site ran way faster than I was prepared for, considering that my device is a few years out of production and not exactly a premium device — the kind of thing most people wouldn't recommend trying for serious mobile gaming. Following several days of testing, I noticed that using via the default browser in place of a standalone app produced considerably fewer loading errors, a result which wasn't too surprising, since standalone clients generally drain far more memory behind the scenes. Lowering the animation settings when available also took a lot of the strain off, particularly on weaker hardware which tend to lag with resource-intensive rendering. I'd also add, force-quitting anything running behind the scenes right before opening a session appeared to carve out just enough memory to make everything running without interruption. Another thing I picked up on that a reasonably strong internet connection made a bigger difference than I'd given it credit for, because even with a reasonably modern device, a weak network will still cause buffering. Reducing other tabs running simultaneously while gaming seemed to drag performance down, meaning shutting them down in advance is a small habit which pays off. If someone reading this has been wondering the same thing, the link is https://aquavitae.bar/ — ran smoothly even on my hand-me-down phone, and there's a good chance it's worth a try even if your setup falls well short of cutting-edge. All things considered, it appears that solid playability on weaker phones depends mostly on a handful of simple habits rather than needing an expensive phone in the first place.
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A Unity é uma Engine atrativa. Por uma coincidência dessas da vida, quando iniciei no ramo de programador, minha linguagem-alvo era o C#. Não sei dizer o motivo certo [talvez seja porque minha alma de músico gostou do símbolo de sustenido - rs]. Feliz ou infelizmente, eu acabei caindo no Php, que era a linguagem que eu precisava aprender para o meu principal passatempo da época: Linguagem web.
Eis que hoje, cerca de 15 anos depois, compro um curso 2D de Unity [adoro aqueles joguinhos de passar de fase e sempre quis fazer um] e qual a linguagem utilizada pela Engine? O C#! Além de ser o que eu desejava no passado, ela é bem próxima do Php em vários aspectos, o que está me facilitando muito o aprendizado.
É claro que eu não sossego o facho [ou seria faxo?], como dizem os antigos. Então no meio do curso e desenvolvimento do meu primeiro joguinho 2D, fui inventar de mexer na parte 3D da Unity. Ferrou!
A imagem acima é da tela do VisualBasic que, apesar da minha preferência ser o Monodevelop, o VB é o único que continuou com suporte nativo à Unity nas versões recentes.
E o projeto em questão? Bom, isso será assunto mais pra frente... : )
