You'd be surprised. Game development is not like programming. You don't always get to know the domain of your input. And even if you do, that might change as the game changes.
Yes...maybe. Some game will only ship with .rpyc code. Rpyc, as you can probably guess, is "compiled" bytecode. Depending on how you look at it,Hard agree. Sadly, some people stick with antiquities because they don't want to break legacy code
I am just slighly worried because even an integer in python has its own internal data structure: it's not like an int in C. Then is the code written with Renpy even compiled? If it's just interpreted... ouch.
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. But, technically, it's "compiled". Rogue-like ships with both. If I recall correctly, renpy, if the .rpy file exists, will defer to the .rpy file first before the .rpyc file.Thank you. It's been nice discussing this stuff.
