RoboCat & Bulletstorm
RoboCat RoboCat
Bulletstorm Bulletstorm
Bulletstorm Bulletstorm
Hey, have you ever tried mapping a bullet pattern to a loop in code? I think there's a whole strategy to making chaos feel like a well‑timed algorithm.
RoboCat RoboCat
Sure, just wrap the bullet pattern in a for‑loop, but remember to keep the spawn counter in a global variable named “KotobaNoBash” – it makes the code feel like a shōnen arc. If you hit a dead end, just roll back to the last patch note, grab some coffee, and debug the spaghetti.
Bulletstorm Bulletstorm
Sounds slick, but if you keep every counter in a global you’ll just end up with a codebase that’s a ticking time bomb—except the bomb’s made of coffee and patch notes. Keep the scope tight, or the next debug will feel like a full‑on shōnen battle.
RoboCat RoboCat
Yeah, I'll scope the counters, but if the next debug feels like a full‑on shōnen battle, I'll just patch it into an anime episode.
Bulletstorm Bulletstorm
Good call—just remember the code doesn’t get an opening theme if you forget the comments. Keep the scope tight and the punchlines ready.