☏ Satellite fishing (talking about life)

Alatissa wrote:
I hope everyone understands that I have my own personal time. I'll respond gradually as soon as possible.
"Everything is alien to us, except time. It is the only thing nature has given us to possess..."
Author: Lucius Annaeus Seneca (philosopher)

Time = ours???
Rather, it is a cage in which we are forced to exist and nature has not given us anything for our own use )))) Time is inexorable and people cannot influence it in any way.
Even Gods cannot control TIME.

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People divide time into past, present, and future to help them navigate a world that is constantly changing and never stands still.
The value of time is that we roulette it and, having realized time, dividing everything that happens into what was, what is and what will be, we realize the main thing in our life === man is not eternal.

But the value of time isn't just that it helps us understand our mortality. The value of time for a person is that, oddly enough, there's not enough of it. A lack of time for necessary or enjoyable things leads a person to the next stage—time planning.

Recognizing the lack of time and, consequently, planning our lives (hours ahead, days ahead, even a year ahead) allows us to influence our lives. This is reflected in our lives by the fact that each of us categorizes everything according to its importance to us. And building this hierarchy leads a person to be proactive, to achieving their goals and desired results.

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But not everything has only positive sides. Time brings us to the point where we each realize our lives are not eternal. The reaction to this varies from person to person, but it can be generalized into three groups:

1. To live life to the fullest, that is, a person prioritizes things that he wants to achieve before his life comes to a natural end;

2. To leave a mark on history. This phrase means something different to everyone. Some want their family line to continue through their children and future descendants. Others want to leave behind something that will make people remember them. This includes works of art and many other things, good or not so good, which, when remembered, remind us of the names of people who lived long ago, but whose legacy still exists. A person's legacy in the form of future generations, knowledge, skills, traditions, and culture allows society to continue to live on, passing from generation to generation, without losing all that has been acquired.

3. Loss of value in life. Having realized that life is not eternal, some people believe that many things lose their meaning. This approach is expressed by the phrase, "Why live if you're going to die anyway?" Such people question the value of many things, including family, society, morality, ethics, and so on. This approach, naturally, is not positive and fully affects a person's life.

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People do not own time, but try to use the restrictions given to them correctly.
The secret to using time harmoniously is to ensure that the primary and secondary things in our lives are always in their proper place, so that we can prioritize and set goals for our global and local aspirations.

Shpilevoy, I've been wanting to ask you this for a long time.
Why do you choose other people's developments, playing a game that someone else has developed? But you yourself can be the creator of something good, something beautiful. And not necessarily in a game.
If you ask why not me, women have a different purpose. Their role is to inspire.

I already made a game for my daughter. It was recently removed from the Play Store, but it's still on about 100 people's phones around the world.

That's how my Unity and programming journey began. I watched what she was playing, then a couple of YouTube videos of second-year students taking smartphone game courses on Unity. I was amazed and decided to give it a try.

And they banned me because at the end, when the hero dies, there's a green "Respawn" button in the center of the screen. The player presses it, and while the level reloads, they're shown an ad, and then the game starts. Google accused me of hidden advertising, even though I think it's perfectly appropriate – at the end of the game, when you die and the level is loading... Anyway, I shook my head and told Google to go away with its far-fetched demands.



Now I would do it 1000 times better, but it takes tons of work and time... And my daughter has grown up and has other interests.
By the way, the main character's voice acting in the game is herself, in English.

P.S. If you're really interested, I can reupload the game, but you'll need an Android device. It's easier to record a walkthrough video... but completing the mission yourself and killing the monster at the top isn't for everyone.

Tell me, why is it that in all games (or almost all games) the goal is to enjoy victory?
You take as a basis a model that is in almost all games, and it is a male model.
Can you develop or at least sketch out a model where the goal is to achieve equilibrium?

Something must be unique.

Are you saying she lost interest because she grew up?
Or maybe there is another reason:
It is unnatural for the fair sex to set goals that appeal to the male side.