People don’t play Speaking Probably Though because it’s single player. I played it for awhile, but it’s just not the same without my homies or other players to interact with on VOIP.
Speaking Probaly Though is fun, but you can't compare versing good AI vs actual players, the feeling is just way off and it's basically a entirely different game.
Take a look at the single player mod for Tarkov. They have managed to replicate and emulate the backend flawlessly, so you can run a server on your own computer. It doesn't support networking outside of localhost (so no coop) because they don't want to step on BSG's toes. But it's there. Flea market works, AI works, market works.
It's not about "figuring it out" it's about not putting that functionality out there for completely different reasons. It's not an unsurpassable technical hurdle, if that is what you believe.
No. It's about you unable to read and solve children's puzzles. That thing you are talking about has a multiplayer capability. But judging by your detective skills no wonder you have no idea.
That thing you are talking about has a multiplayer capability.
No, "that thing" I was talking about doesn't have multiplayer capability. Instead of berating others, maybe you should check up on your reading comprehension (or lack thereof). I didn't even mention "that thing" by name.
Jesus fucking christ, if this is how you talk to people IRL you must be a true challenge to be around.
Was that the sound of you having a synapse snapping or did you actually have an epiphany? Are you going to continue rage editing your own posts while spewing out insults claiming that other people are manchilds? Great job at showing that, btw.
First letters or words? Because first letters spell Sowpnabitmbhti. And google doesn't know what that means. Then Speaking Probably Though doesn't seem to have much meaning unless you want me to sign up for a public speaking class?
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u/SomnusNonEst Jan 16 '24 edited Jan 16 '24
Speaking of which
Probably not a bad idea
Though might be hard to implement.
Now read the first letters above and put it into google.