Luke

@wrstscrnnm6.eurosky.social

He/Him Founder, Designer, and Head of Production @rustltd.com Working on @dunderbeckgame.com and @h3vr2.bsky.social

Out of curiosity, I went to check and, H3VR has over 6000 mods on Thunderstore. That blew my mind. What was even wilder to me was that over 4000 of them have more than 1k downloads, and more than 50 have over 100k downloads. They have a cumulative 67M downloads. 🤯

H3VR capsule art from Thunderstore with text under it which indicates 6.1k packages and 67M downloads

Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades is out of early access after 10 years of development. There's nothing else like it in VR and, for some in the community, Anton Hand has been a bit of a father figure setting up the gun range for a day of shooting. www.goodvirtualreality.com/p/hot-dogs-h...

Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Exits Early Access After 10 Years In Development

Anton Hand reflects on 10 years building community around his work of VR art.

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H3VR is certified Good VR ahead of the game exiting early access development after 10 years. This focuses on the game’s community & passion they’ve developed messing around in a VR masterpiece. Podcast with @antonhand.bsky.social publishes with 1.0 release www.goodvirtualreality.com/p/hot-dogs-h...

Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades Celebrates Guns As Complex Mechanisms

Mundane moments simulated in H3VR understand why people shoot guns better than any other software.

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In 10 days H3VR, a game I've been working on for over 10 years, will no longer be in 'early access'. I'm not grappling with this change well at all. Too complex to put to words. Just feel a jumble. Deer in headlights. Really not sure what to do.

"Game dev is one of those jobs you only do when you really want to. It's not going to make your parents proud, you're unlikely to get rich in an industry that lays off people for making superhits, and its a demanding & confrontative job. Why would you let a machine do the thing you're here to do?"

Austin Wood@woodwould.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I spent the last few months talking to over 30 game developers about generative AI. It began as a sort of interview survey but became a pretty comprehensive collection of arguments against the technology altogether. www.gamesradar.com/games/why-so...

Sitting in the crowd for the Specs announcement at AWE. The most enthusiastic applause/cheers was when Spiegel mentioned that their new glasses could be used tethered.

New Contractor joins the team discord server Him: "man i was scrolling up in here and you folks have been doing some crazy cool stuff" Me: "you get to see how the sausage is made" "and subsequently murdered with a wide variety of weapons"