Why do some people follow a common design that everyone already knows, while others add a very special, niche design to their art or their website and go a completely different way? What I write here looks at the big picture, but our real topic is building websites.
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Combat is one of the most important mechanics in games. Some games don't even have combat and still become huge hits — but if your game does have combat, it can go two ways. It can carry the whole experience, or it can quietly ruin it. Combat is a double-edged sword.
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When I first started making Minecraft plugins, the tick loop wasn't something I really needed. The code I wrote usually didn't run inside the tick loop — it was mostly command-based stuff. But once I started building minigames and things like that, I realized something: optimizing tick time was a nightmare. I just couldn't do it properly. Sure, the plugin I wrote worked "well enough," but I always felt like *you'd be better off writing this in another language*. The thing is, tick time follows a simple, almost arithmetic line. Once you see that line and write your code with it in mind, you end up getting way better performance than you expected. That's what this post is about.
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I am part of Gen Z. My ideas here are probably weaker than the work of big researchers, or of people who go outside and run real surveys. But I still have my own views about my country and about the world. This is a piece about why people like us can't find jobs, why we don't like the jobs that are open, how work is organized, and how resources are spent on people. Why can't we find work? And why are we so picky about it?
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I stayed in Japan for almost two weeks. While most things I saw on the internet were true, I think some of them were wrong. This post will be entirely about my trip to Japan.
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Space Invaders is a 1978 shoot 'em up video game developed and published by Taito for arcades. Space Invaders was the earliest large-scale video game competition held by Atari in 1980. It was the first known esports tournament with 10,000 participants across the United States. Nowadays, a lot of people play games for esports. Some games are even published only for the esports side of the sector. But “Why do people play unbalanced games when it comes to esports?”
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I am a guy. Yeah that's it. Welcome to my vision of the what happens in the everything.
I graduated from Gurpınar IMKB Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in the field of Information Technologies/Database Programming. I completed my highschool internship with an ASP.NET MVC application at an accounting consultancy office.
I graduated from Arel University with a degree in Computer Programming. I am knowledgeable about multiple programming languages. I finished my university internship in the Information Security department at FLO company.
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My interest in esports started during my university years, when I began refereeing. I worked as both an online and offline referee, as well as a head referee, in multiple tournaments. I also collaborated with several municipalities. I worked at the Oyunfor booth at GameX and at the main booth at GIST. However, the peak of my career was working as a stage referee at the Red Bull Home Ground EMEA tournament.
Around this time, I founded the 'keepitdev' community with a group of friends I met online. For us, this place became a meeting point for niche software discussions and everything related to programming. Even today, we continue to move forward together, and everyone is doing their best.
Within the company, I did marketplace analysis, social media marketing, product photography, invoicing, shipping, warehouse inventory placement, and customer relations. I also uploaded and edited products, created reports, and designed banners using the Entegra and Nebim V3 infrastructure. However, due to the heavy workload, I had to resign.
Currently i am working in a textile factory as a Generalist. During my time at the company, I was responsible for controlling the quality of poly-viscose fabrics, which included conducting weight and handfeel checks for both raw and finished fabrics from the machines and the dyehouse. I also calculated wastage rates during warping and post-dyeing. On the logistics side, I organized the storage layout for yarns and fabrics, recorded these arrangements in the system, and managed the inbound and outbound flow of goods. Additionally, I inspected the factory's fire safety systems and served as a first-aid officer.
