Thank you very much! ☺️
jsmonzani
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どうもありがとうございます!
Your deep appreciation of this little story made me very happy. I enjoyed listening to your reactions in the video, thank you for praising the graphics and story. It means a lot to me! ☺️
This first visit has really changed my life, and everytime I go back, I show my gratitude for this place to welcome me again. It's a very unique and powerful place. I really wish some tourists could respect it better though, as I recently thought a lot of people were just walking around and chatting without even noticing the beauty and spirituality that is there. It made me a little sad.
You are right that there's a kind of exoticism for foreigners. And by the way, the person who led me was a foreigner too (and she is now my wife ☺️).
Thank you again for showing your appreciation and taking time to notice all little details in this game!
🙏🏻☺️
Thank you! Looks like right my alley!
Creating games is something that I do when I don't feel like painting, composing music or shooting photos. So it's sort of one of the last thing I reach for. I like it but it's very demanding. However, if I set myself a limit of like 3 days to complete it, it works out good. Otherwise, thinking about everything consumes my brain continuously. I don't know how others do 😅🤣
Oooh I'm so touched! Thank you so much for enjoying my little games, I'm so glad that this one made you smile!
I've developed a new system for this one that makes creating games in my own style easy and fun! I hope that I will reuse it for my next games! ☺️
Thank you again for your words and enjoy your week!
Hello! I'm discovering Lil and setting myself some little challenges. While I'm used to a lot of other languages, I'm wondering if there is a simple way to declare lists of lists.
My intuition would be
(0,1), (2, 3)
but this actually is the same as (0, 1, 2, 3). I guess that while () is the empty list, parenthesis aren't lists delimiters as [] in other languages. I understand that comma is the concatenator for lists and that the correct solution to my problem would be
(list 0 1), (list 2,3)
but I'm wondering if there's a more elegant solution.
Thank you!




























