Might have been drunk. But i used to have a issue with cyclomatic complexity in some methods, instead of breaking it up in multiple methods. For example: here, that update() function, has a cyclomatic complexity level ~14, it repeats some code and it could of been split better, it also has some bugs. A method should be good at like a complexity of 7, and it's pushing it.
If you can split code and make it readable you don't need comments :P
Exceptions: A line must be changed in the future(TODO), An alternative must be found but we lack in resources now(FIXME/TODO), This X code fixes an underlying issue with a library.
And things like this, where it makes sense. The real problem about comments its that no one updates them anymore, take l2j for example which has comments about how something should work from 2005
1. Not true, you should of seen Nemessis & the guys when they made l2j & aion emu. And i dunno what l2j is up to today.
2. Never wanted to join l2j, and never will. All the cool guys left pre 2008
3. No one is maxed out, i still have shit to learn about things i'm proficient at be it kotlin or js, for example im really passionate about performant languages that are more or less functional & compile to machine code, i'm torn in between golang and rust now, but i think golang is the cutest. Also i never did proper ios development, only with react native, i would also wanna learn swift & make an ios app. See? always things to improve or learn.
4. Why would i do that, and mby remove that guy from the contributors if he's that bad. Also now that they have git, they don't do pull requests & review code??
5. Im no ones groupie
Why are u fanboying so hard
Later edit:
Why did i thought it was addressed to me? I'm getting old