On Mon, Aug 09, 2010 at 10:14:02PM -0400, Sean Howard wrote:
> It depends on the game. Most games want an Object Oriented Language,
> simply because the OO design is the best for something dealing with
> the manipulation of objects. The problem is the lack of a good OO
> language. I don't really know Go that well, but feel C and Go are bad
> places to start for game design.
"OO design" is one of the most meaningless and harmful buzzwords in the
history of computing.
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