never made a vlog about anything, but here I go!
I have been making mods for the game <a href="Landgreen.github.io/n-gon" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">n-gon</a>.
its a little hard trying to be creative but also stick to the games theoretical/realistic physics/technological theme.
like most roguelites, there are upgrades, or “tech”, that help you build your character. you fight enemies and bosses to gain tech, and with the right combinations you can create powerful setups. there are also techs that change how your guns work, which is one of the main parts of the game.
my biggest challenge with programming is design. I’m not great at CSS styling, but today I faced my fear and made something I think looks “cool”. it took me 2 hours to get the right font, style, and code, but I did it 😅
<img src="https://media.daily.dev/image/upload/s--cCMqCqS0--/f_auto/v1732145759/ugc/content_9c3109f1-5c8a-4600-a575-73cffb996be8" alt="image">
added today:
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<li>new tech based on healing</li>
<li>title screen changes</li>
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play my modded version <a href="n-gon-enh.vercel.app" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">here</a> :D

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A developer shares their experience creating mods for the game n-gon, discussing the balance between creativity and adhering to the game's realistic physics/technological theme. The post covers the challenge of game design, particularly with CSS styling, and highlights recent additions such as new healing tech and title screen changes.

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