Update 'Project Aim'

Project-Aim.md

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 # Some Early Decision
 ## Programming Language
-The first I have to make is the programming language of choice. The lecture series uses C++, which make senses given its STL containers and Object-Oriented functionality provided, both facilitates well into game engine implementation.
+The first I have to make is the programming language of choice. The lecture series uses C++, which make senses given its STL containers and Object-Oriented functionality provided, both facilitates well into game engine implementation.
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+However, being the stupid person that I am, I decided to use C instead. These are my (bad) reasons:
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+- I'm more familiar with C than C++
+- C is simple (not easy. There is a difference)
+- ~~I'm a masochist~~
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+### Why not Rust or \<Insert other languages\>
+I have looked into Rust before settling on C. Once again, I'm not too familiar with Rust and the point of the project isn't to learn a new language. If it is so, I would have picked another project for it. That said, I do see the merits of Rust and would try it out proper one day.
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+### C is so limiting
+Yes, but that's also part of the reason why I want to do this in C. I want to see what kind of solution can be used in this journey to implement a game engine in C. To me, this is quite satisfying.
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+That said, I am **not opposed** to using external libraries. There are a few libraries why I would use an external library:
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+- Implementing that functionality does not provide me satisfaction and fun
+- I am not confident in my ability to properly implement that particular functionality
+- Shorten development time. This indirectly helps with burn-out.
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+With that said, I do wish to keep external libraries usage to a minimum.
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