Definitely. I was on his Patreon for a while, I drifted off when he went to a more general gaming format and more focus on character action games I don't get excited about. But I do credit him with leading the charge against input lag in contemporary console ports. With emulation being much less prevalent in Japan I get the distinct impression a lot of devs there weren't really conscious of it as a specific or meaningful issue until people started reaching out to them directly on Twitter, and his channel and community were the closest thing to a regularly beating drum that could provide measurements on that matter. Certainly people talked about it elsewhere and he wasn't the only one counting lag frames, but I don't know how many Japanese devs brave this joint, Twitter mains aren't on a platform that favours anything more than 6 hours old, and so much of the rest of shmupworld discussion is hidden away on Discord.
He also just got the Hellblade dev to take the legal warning against streaming out of his game, he definitely has a platform and associated community people are listening to.
I would add the proviso that meds can be a help but they aren't a fix, they're just a helping hand out of the rut. The real work comes in dismantling the frames of reference us people build up around ourselves that create those negative distortions about our personalities and our worlds. So much of our self image gets built up during infancy when we have young parents who haven't figured themselves out yet. Or during primary socialization in school, when impressions about how our still-developing personality fits into society are constantly reflected back to us by other still-developing personalities with no broader perspective on life or much learned subtlety in communication. Figuring out how to see where a lot of our ideas about ourselves and about people in general came from is where the actual transformation starts to get done.PC Engine Fan X! wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 5:58 pm Some anti-depressants such as Zoloft would best benefit in your case, Lemnear. Just inquire with your primary care physician/general practitioner and get the proper prescribed meds to get on with your life for the better. Good luck in your future endeavors wherever life takes you down the road -- there will always be peaks and valleys in the so-called "road of life" -- that is to be expected. Keep a sunny disposition and positive outlook on life -- keep your head held up high.
PC Engine Fan X! ^_~