Magical school for magical people.

[Booklover]

It has lefts.

[WorshipTiria]

It's in a 2-d platformer so it's got no z-axis.

[Verdauga]

Actually it would. The map is just at a fixed point upon it.

[lass of something much]

I read that in a documentary voice.

I read it in Morgan Freeman's voice, kek

I read it in my trying to be Wylder voice.

[Kade Rivok]

I read it.

[Verdauga]

i.redd.it

[Flib Bigboat]

I read that in a documentary voice.

I read it in my voice.

So did I.

[WorshipTiria]

Actually it would. The map is just at a fixed point upon it.

According to geometry, one point has zero dimensions, meaning it has no axis. One line has one dimension and one axis, typically the x axis. A graph, which is basically what a 2-d platformer is, has two dimensions and two axis, typically the x and y axis. A 3-dimensional object has three axis, the x, y, and z axis.
We are talking about a 2-d platformer, so the object in question has no z-axis.

[Flib Bigboat]

Why did this turn into a debate about complicated mathematics? What did I do to deserve such torture?

[Booklover]

Torture? The real torture would be being unable to ever do maths again.

[Flib Bigboat]

Would not.

[Booklover]

Would.

What counts as maths, anyway?

[Kade Rivok]

Counting, for instance.

[Flib Bigboat]

Would.

What counts as maths, anyway?

Any form of torturing, including this:

Actually it would. The map is just at a fixed point upon it.

According to geometry, one point has zero dimensions, meaning it has no axis. One line has one dimension and one axis, typically the x axis. A graph, which is basically what a 2-d platformer is, has two dimensions and two axis, typically the x and y axis. A 3-dimensional object has three axis, the x, y, and z axis.
We are talking about a 2-d platformer, so the object in question has no z-axis.

Because my brain is too simple to comprehend it.

[WorshipTiria]

you hav smoth bren