that model looks to me like an approximation of human perception but not an exact match to it. it probably is more practical than what i am talking about

What is lab? And is this lights or pigments?

The only way to get around this is to pre-exhaust cones, which gives you a small bit of extra color space. Colors that are not perceptible under normal circumstances. Unless you are colorblind, which is kind of crazy.

Mostly! The four colors I picked are the four that have the best ratio for stimulating one cone vs stimulating the other cones - so these colors maximize your color space's size. Picking a level for each one of the 4 is always going to put a minimum value to any other cone.

human perception of light is 4d in nature unless you have colorblindness

colors are a 4d space and these are the vectors that give you the most range in this 4d space.

There are only four colors that could be called "primary colors" in a non-arbitrary fashion and that's violet-blue, cyan-green, green and a deep red... And eventually humanity will agree

I was most active during goat era but I do see how early synchro era allows for much more creative deck building and thus may be more fun. I don't really like how archetypal Yu-Gi-Oh became though. It kind of felt like you are mainly doing dev intended combos now instead of being inventive to me

Oh wow I did not know that. Ive tried maybe 5 or 6 of the Yu-Gi-Oh games and they all just kinda spam duels with no breaks

It'll work kinda like pokemon with an overworld to explore. You unlock booster packs to improve your deck. Maybe some ingame trades. Towns will have themes. Maybe one town has everyone play light decks or another town all uses different burn decks for example.

They should let me design a Yu-Gi-Oh game. There is so much potential but somehow almost all their games turn out horrendous

how did the cat live 2 million years

nope

We should release a bunch of domesticated cats on a small island and ensure the shoreline is always populated with plenty of fish to eat and give them caretakers and then wait 2 million years and watch them evolve into whale-kitties

Oh that's a fair point. You might actually just find the upgrade only if you give up once

The fun part about oot just giving you double health right before the final boss is that it's so random whether the boss is suddenly half as dangerous or not. They just did not care to try to give him a consistent difficulty for players lol

It is a bit funny that people will talk about difficulty and balance in game design like it's a deciding factor and then ocarina of time, one of the most acclaimed games ever, just has an upgrade you may or may not get that just doubles your health right before the final boss

im in atlantic canada but that sounds like possibly a great idea. i want insulated floors and wife wants laminate

Finishing my basement RN and my brain keeps coming up with spots for secret stars, too sm64 pilled

i want to eat 150 chicken nuggets

True, that one's easy to missunderstand and I can easily see people that view themselves as some sort of ascended art connoisseur running with the first part without understanding the second part of your post here.

I think people are ruining art for themselves and others by insisting that art should have a message.

I think it should have a worldview. And then you can derive a message or lection tailored to you as from being exposed to someone's worldview.

Messages are a property of propaganda, not art.

that would make a lot more sense

that is the most sensible theory about this ive heard so far

so what does the "trust" command do here? that sounds like it should just be "always verify".

still don't know what the difference between "trust but verify" and "distrust but verify"

i feel like if you are verifying you are implicitly not trusting??

good strat! But I think you could do even better by also putting fake mustaches on the kids!

im going to make 5 more kids and finish my base set collection in a week

one more youtube short and im gonna start bringing my kids to pokemon card conventions with me to collect free cards from youtubers

Rayman 2 always makes me sad to see, because everything in there is so well crafted, but the game just has no soul. it's like great cereal with no milk