Rachel Bryk is important for many reasons.
She regularly helped users in the IRC, forums, Reddit, and beyond, and was one of the most helpful developers we've ever had.“ - JMC47, MaJoR She was also responsible for improvements in savestates, netplay, the user interface, configuration, and more.īeyond that, she was a face constantly within our community, and bridged the gap between Dolphin and TASing communities. Without her dedicated work, it's very likely that Wiimote TASing would not have become stable enough for general usage as it is now.
Much of her time in Dolphin was dedicated to giving TASers the tools they needed to be able to make ridiculous videos pushing games to and past their absolute limits. “She often would do a lot of the drudge work that no one else would do and attempt features that no one else had time to work on. Rachel was as brilliant as her illustrious pink hair, pouring her heart and her gift into programming, which the Dolphin community still credits her for to this day. Bryk, a 23-year-old transgender game developer, was an integral part of the open source passion project, Dolphin Emulator, which allows gamers to play Nintendo Gamecube and Wii games in high-definition on PC. On April 23rd, 2015, the gaming community lost Rachel Bryk.
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