I just did another optimization pass on Katana ZERO. I'm pretty sure it could run smoothly on my phone at this point.
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What do you look for when doing an optimization pass
I mainly look to minimize the impact of loops. Either by decreasing the repetitions (e.g reducing collision checks from every particle every frame to a periodically updated list of nearby particles), or by reducing the number/intensity of calculations made within them.
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I would assume doing this is a very careful dance to maintain the speed / fluidity of a game without compromising quality? I can imagine certain loops and checks shouldn't be messed with while others can be tweaked here and there without suffering massive bugs?
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