My brain is fairly direct in a lot of these things. I'd suggest just numbering them so all that the numbers are presented to the team viewing them from their perspective.
Since the map rotates to the teams perspective, just start on the left with 1 to 4.
As a color impaired loser, any attempt to assign colors as a static for everybody will fail the goal. The only way to really address it is to let us choose the colors in a config.
This is because there are many variations of color blindness and no two are impacted the same.
Or, and I can't stress this one enough as a good solution. Stop using colors as the identifier.
Postal might be the only one he did well. But I think by the point he made that one he had learned something about his own abilities and even ripped himself a new one in one scene of the movie.
IMHO, the list in the OP are actually fairly decent, with the exception of Warcraft, Need for Speed and Assassin's Creed. (Not because they are bad but because I never saw them.
I only do that when the problem space is interesting.
Most developers are just implementing CRUD using a framework that does most of the work. There isn't the interest motivation to keep on trying to fix things.
I'm not sure how well this meme is making it's point. Lemonade is by definition mostly water.
Is it generic? It seems pretty rich in Elden Ring when compared to most games.
Because he'd say no. Better to ask for forgiveness.
Imagine weighing people as big rocks, though.
Until the UK changes that, us Americans and Canadians can rest assured that nothing we are doing is quite that ridiculous.
Not gonna lie. I've never heard of Substack but I appreciate their stance of publicly announcing why I would continue to avoid them.
That's not a Reddit thing. That's just a thing.
It's on tab. It's not gone.