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It's really windy here. Nice weather for hiking.

For game engines, it depends on what you want. If you want to learn lower-level game programming, you could try something like Java with the libGDX library, C# with MonoGame or SDL with C++. However, if you'd like to use a prebuilt engine, GameMaker is a good choice. I've heard that Godot Engine...

You.. you didn't do a pun! Wow! ---- Hmm, 11 years... *mumbles incoherentely and trails off*

I don't think it's easy to make operating systems with *any* language.. Also, Java seems very popular for 2D game development (especially for Android devices).

H-happy.. valentine's... day.. aaaaaaaa

*whispers* everywhere.

Woah, that's really neat. What language/tool did you make it in?

Any reason in particular you don't want to install Wine? CS works great through Wine for me.

My desktop is exactly the same as it was back then, right down to the shortcuts. I should really change my wallpaper ._.

What's so confusing about java?

Java. Why? ...uhhh, it's the only language I know, besides C#. And I've only ever used C# for scripts.

Question: Why doesn't the Discord invite link work? Is it supposed to be like that?

You run through the doorway, and up a lot of stairs. Some robots seem to have follow you, but you can't see how many due to the narrow stairs. The whole ground shakes and your vision blurs as the room you were just in collapases on itself, blocking the exit. Past the stairs stretches a long...

You touch one of the robots. It does not jerk away, but backs away from you a bit. You do not know how you can communicate with the robots. You hug a robot, and surprisingly it hugs you back. In the distance, a huge chunk of the ceiling crashes to the floor, making the ground quake. That door...

You have no idea how to make a structural support out of the robots. They do not seem to want to be grabbed, and ignore your commands. The whole room shudders, and you hear more metallic screeches as bits of rubble hit the floor and the room begins to fall apart.

You do the chicken dance, then step towards the nearest robot. It steps back. A metallic groan issues from the walls, and you reflect that the burning goop may have structurally damaged the room.

The robots keep moving toward you. Talking seems to have no effect on them. You try to back away, but realize that you are surrounded. They stop. You wait for a few seconds, and nothing happens. It seems as if they are waiting for orders like before, only how can you communicate with them...

You turn around and walk back to where you were. You notice that the robots seems to have completed fixing each other. You can only see some of them through the fog. The robots start moving toward you. You can't tell if the are hostile toward you or not. Do you wait and see if they attack, or...

You start walking, looking for the end of the room. You find it fairly quickly: An old, worn iron wall that looks slightly corroded and stretches upwards as far as you can see. There is a very rusty door in it. Do you leave the robots and attempt to open the rusty door, or do you go back?

You ask the robot, "What the well is going on here?". It turns away and walks toward the other inert robot, tinkers with it, and the other robot stands up. They both then head toward some other robots, fix them... You realize that this is turning into a huge chain reaction.

The glow does not seem to give off any heat and goes away as soon as you move your hands away. The light source seems to be above you, though you are not sure. The smoke/fog around you makes it hard to see very far. You bend down to examine the robot in front of you, and start searching for...

You search around for something to make a gun out of. However, there are no tubes or intricate mechanical parts that you could make a gun out of. And anyway, wouldn't a gun require some kind of explosive propellant? Instead, you find a heavy leg that could be used as a club. For armor, you grab...

You examine some of the robotic bodies. Most are extremely rusty, charred and/or are missing body parts. All of them seem to be generic humanoids. Interestingly, all of the robot's hands seem to have been ripped off. You also notice that there are no hands among the wreckage. Where did they...

You touch one of the metallic robot parts near you. Nothing happens.

The muck burns away completely, leaving an assortment of rusty iron parts and robotic bodies lying on the gray, sooty floor.