Technical deep-dives on gameplay architecture, engine systems, and the engineering decisions behind shipped titles.
How a static player with a moving world creates cleaner spawning, stable cameras, and no floating-point drift — decisions that compound as the game scales.
Why monolithic PlayerController breaks at production scale, and how SOLID separation creates safer iteration, cleaner testing, and maintainable gameplay systems.
Container choice drives cache behavior, memory stability, and debugging complexity. Why std::vector often wins, when to avoid linked lists, and how engine-native containers change the trade-offs.