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 No.25633[Reply]

I don’t get it or wtf is wrong with the people that fall for this shit, I didn’t watch any gameplay or play forspoken, I didn’t watch Velma or care for it, i didn’t watch or play back 4 blood all for the same fucking reasons. I don’t care or want to play them cause I don’t find them interesting but why tf are there so many retards buying these dumbass games or shows whatever they fucking hate and advertising about how much they dislike them, not in the sense that you’d advertise that hate out of passion for the IP I mean literally just buying the fucking thing to bitch and complain about it. Wtf is the point
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 No.25702

>>25699
Pfft at this point those types of writers are who they’re looking for

 No.25703

Velma isn't really that much different from other """adult""" cartoons. It just very clearly panders to its target audience (liberals).

 No.25710

>>25693
It is a delicate balance between liking something that is popular (based) vs liking something which is TOO popular (cringe and normie), and thats before looking at all the other indicators, like its politics or what it signifies or whatever. Basically its an increasingly narrow set of things you are actually allowed to like which, especially in right-wing circles, is built for the express purpose of making a captive audience which has basically been Pavlov'd into liking their low-effort content which costs basically nothing to make so they can maximize profits (see Shapiro, Crowder, or any of these other personality driven newscasts). It is desperately trying to recreate the aesthetics of a punk-like or countercultural movement artificially to allow them to shout out hollow signifiers about resisting the "establishment", while also paradoxically claiming to be a majority.

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 No.25746

>>25733
Its always funny watching Dunkey because he sounds ethnic but is very white. Any anon here knows ecelebs that sounds white but looks darker than night?



 No.25666[Reply]

Let’s say only gamefreaks staff were working on the game and only 15 of their workers were actually animating anything ingame and it took 30 minutes at most to animate a single move ingame for a single animator


That means for the game to have fully unique(and even that’s not entirely necessary) animations for every Pokémon ingame game freaks animation team would only need to spend 9 months actually working normal hours and even then that’s under the worst conditions possible while ignoring the reality that they could just reuse older animations or copy paste them for other Pokémon, or outsourcing like what happened with sword and shield etc. why the fuck then was the game launched in such an unpolished state, you can’t just use the size of the studio as an excuse for this shit they work with other companies and just look at what they managed to pull off over 2 decades ago man

 No.25719

Because people will buy it.

 No.25720

>>25719
So? Gamefreak reworked nearly every fucking component found in the formula for the last god knows how many Pokémon game in arceus and took a risk knowing barely anyone would give a shit and people still bought it then we got something new even if the animation was lacklustre.

 No.25723

>Let's say under these proposed conditions Game Freak was able to do what I want them to. Things are ideal in this hypothetical, so why can't that be reality?
>You're saying it's the result of a developer having to pump out games to meet deadlines to push merch and be out for the holidays by the other two and much larger corporations that also own the IP? Ridiculous.
>Just look at what they (actually another developer) were able to do when there were only 156 pokemon
If you want to shit on gamefreak directly you can easily point how the myriad of dumbass design decisions they make, refusal to actually iterate on new things introduced in prior games in favor of new underbaked gimmicks, insistence in modern games having cinematic cutscenes made uncanny by a lack of VAing (made especially worst when they decide to have characters singing), etc. Obviously having to shit out a new game at a specific time every year with hardly any employees compared to other developers and a shoestring budget is going to result in the overall game's quality going down to a degree.

>>25720
>took a risk knowing barely anyone would give a shit
>barely anyone would give a shit
It's a fucking pokemon game. It was going to sell well regardless of its quality.

 No.25726

>>25723
Gamefreak has 169 people that’s less than 10 percent of the studio working normal hours to fully animate the game WITH extra animations pointlessly added in. That’s the worst possible conditions required for the bare minimum to be achieved



 No.25621[Reply]

The purpose of blocking in most fighting games is to give players a defensive option so they aren’t discouraged from disengaging from conflict for the sake of trying to avoid an attack. In most aroma or just action games in general this basic concept of attacking is often overlooked and what ends up happening is blocking as a mechanic becomes completely useless which results in players running around waiting for bosses or enemies to throw out some basically unpunishable attack first and then decide to do anything after waiting for several seconds for the enemy to finish their trillion hit combo or whatever.

From softwares souls games and square enixs usage of kingdom hearts is notorious for this bs and their games end up becoming the passive garbage ever with the player essentially running away and spamming safe moves until they’re in a position where blocking is useful again and suddenly the games fun

This is probably why people consider sekiro to have good combat due to its parry system that actively rewards not just staying in conflict but also just being really good at defensive play without relying on disengaging and jumping back in only when the enemy throws out something completely stupid. Just something to think about knowing how many more of these games could be so much more fun if this one basic aspect of design was considered and handled with more care
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 No.25687

>>25661
A personal observation I saw that’s still present in a lot of action games including gow4 is how slow most attacks come out. This was a way bigger issue pre blood borne era combat where ai attacks had so much startup frames that you could literally just walk around like half the attacks ingame something that’s still present in dark souls 3 and elden ring. With newish titles like sekiro, nier, kh and again gow4 this problem still exists because the ai in those games isn’t coded to overshoot attacks or movement when the player is trying to make it miss but because so many attacks come out faster and have more threat coverage this problem was only moderately corrected

 No.25689

>>25661
yes, but the thread post doesn't specifically say single player does it. And he was referring to my original bannerlord post where i dont specify say whatever im talking about the single player or the multiplayer.
so seeing how this thread doesnt specify singleplayer games im going to mention the damn fucking MULTIPLAYER

 No.25690

>>25654
Thats a very sweeping statement and I don't think its really fair. Combat in all video games is fundementally limited by the medium. No singleplayer or multiplayer fighting game will ever be as deep and engaging as actually sparring with someone IRL. With your line of thinking there's no point in playing any fighting multiplayer game because it is so limited compared to IRL. But games are fun and Sekiro is fun.

 No.25692

>>25690
but what about my vr games

 No.25704

Only recently played MGR: Revengence. I regret it was on my backlog for so long. One of the few games I've beaten dozens and dozens of times.



 No.25695[Reply]

The ingame world is 50+ hours of content, the level design is amazing but the world design breaks a level of cohesion and trying to navigate through it without bonfires feel like a maze. I think the shaded woods are a perfect example of this considering the region is technically like what 6-8 zones? But then it’s all sectioned off into room like zones that occasionally break each other by having enemies be visible behind invisible walls the player should be able to move through or just how fucking drastic moving from one major location to another can feel like majulua to the forest of the fallen giants for the first time after walking through a literal fucking dungeon


Any other games that feel like they have way to much ointment to justify how small their maps are like ds2

 No.25697

>the level design is amazing
Hard disagree but I won't elaborate since I'm quite bored of talking about fromsoft ARPGs



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 No.25626[Reply]

Figured we could do with a thread now that Freelancer and the big trilogy rebrand is out. Anyone else playing this? I've sunk an embarrassing amount of hours into it since 2016 and am still discovering new things. It's a very satisfying sandbox to fuck around in.

 No.25632

>>25626
I remember buying the trilogy a year ago for dirt cheap during a sale, but I never got around to playing it because the weird dlc system would've required me to download each game separately to make the first two games playable in Hitman 3. It's great to hear that they're finally getting around to streamlining the process, now I might actually be able to play it without wiping half my SSD in preparation lol.

 No.25688

>>25632
Yeah, moving saves across each game ranged from clunky to nightmarish as you could do everything right but still wind up randomly missing unlocks or access to entire maps/campaigns.

I do recommend giving them a shot though, they can be great fun. If you don't feel like grinding for everything or despise the online requirement you can also check out the Peacock Project server emulator.



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 No.25640[Reply]

I hate rougelikes. Randomizing the map every playthrough is an awful idea since it entirely removes map design. Enemies are spammed without a thought for their place in the level or even room (or worse, they're always in the same predictable place every time). Every room is completely independent of one another rather than being a cohesive world. This ends up affecting gameplay, progression and also the atmosphere and worldbuilding.

Permadeath is only a good idea in slow paced games where it has actual concequences, so even if it is frustrating it is meaningful. However rougelikes are necessarily fast paced so you don't get bored repeating the same 10 room types over and over again, even if this doesn't work and they are extremely dull anyway. With this fast pace you often die without thinking about why it happened or it being consequential whatsoever, its like dying in a MOBA where you have to wait 5 minutes every time you die. I have way more fun playing DayZ for example since in that game despite losing all your items on death et cetera, it is slow enough paced that you can get immersed in moving through the landscape, and when I die it always feels a lot better than dying in a rougelike.

This would be more acceptable if the gameplay was fun enough to keep me engaged through the re-runs. Dark Souls (especially DS2) manages to keep me engaged through boss runs 10x more than every rougelike out there does for dying at any point. The gameplay just sucks in every game and it always has MMO like legendary epic monster enemies to pad it out, this also destroys the atmosphere which rougelikes have a massive problem maintaining. Even the supposed best of the genre (Hades, Risk of Rain 2, The Binding of Isaac) had me feeling like I was working a desk job. I think the reason comes in two parts, firstly they can't make individual enemies and rooms too punishing since runs would end too quickly, so instead of making the game hard through difficult encounters in 9 times out of 10 they have to increase the difficulty through limited health recovery which sucks in the fast paced rougelike structure. The other reason gameplay sucks is because its all based around rng builds. It's always based around getting the best build and the best boons which is ALWAYS RNG. You can't just play the game, you've got to interact with annoying mechanics you don't want to because the RNG gave you the lung or something. The Binding of Isaac is literally all about makinPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.25681

>>25680
Personally I always play with like 10x xp gained because it removes the grind from things while still requiring I go do the thing

 No.25682

>>25680
Yeah, the reward is amazing, and it feels good cause I managed to stay alive and prosper enough to get to that point.
I tried save scumming once, the rest of the game felt so depressing I just ended up drinking bleach.

 No.25683

>>25682
That's fine that you enjoy that but I don't see how my way of playing it is 'wrong'.

>>25681
That probably would be more fun for me but oh well, I'll stick with default settings for now I guess.

 No.25685

>>25683
>but I don't see how my way of playing it is 'wrong'.
You're the one who called me crazy for playing cdda as a roguelike.

 No.25686

>>25685
Yes, fair enough, I guess that was rude, I was just expressing incredulity that anyone would do that.



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 No.25596[Reply]

So what's really going on with this company and Microsoft? I don't wanna here random bullshit, I want to know what the hell are they doing because as far as statistics are concerned Halo Infinite is failing and they're getting future single player development by gutting single player workers. I know that they were on a contractor hiring spree, is that one big reason? But this can't be it because they're letting go even in-house developers. When it comes to business sense how does any of this make any sense? I know that tech companies are laying off tons of people but these skeleton crews can barely manage and it's only hurting their profits or am I wrong?
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 No.25603

>>25602
Is Microsoft really that bad of an environment for game developers from old devs I’ve seen reviews of the place they find it easier to work at than independent aaa studios

 No.25604

>>25601
I liked Halo Infinite's campaign and because I'm one of those players who play Halo for it's campaign it basically screwed over that part of their consumer base with this gutting of the company and such. But the multiplayer is also fucked because of the weak content updates. I say weak because people got excited when they "added" custom games a few months ago when custom games has been a Halo standard since the Bungie days. Custom Games or Forge should not be considered as a "major content update" since it should have been there Day One. The drip feed formula is basically the biggest scam of the modern day gaming industry. I remember when DLC for any game was a big ass thing if it was single player and with regards to multiplayer it was not two maps but at least like 5 maps or more per DLC.

 No.25610

>>25603
Seems like the "legacy" teams are still alright, it was where 343i was constituted from nothing to help with devwork alongside Bungie rather than being standalone, imho. When you are just like, bugtesting the MP for Halo Reach, it makes a lot more sense to have contracted workers and shit, but Microsoft tried to continue that practice after they become the company to handle Halo, and after the last Bungie hangers-on left with the conclusion of Halo 4 (mostly writers and the like), then it was a freefall.

 No.25624

i like halo but infinite was terrible

 No.25625

>take mega-successful franchise
>boot the original creators from it
>assign a new group with zero continuity except, like, voice actors
>be surprised when the shit is all fucked up
Pretty good illustration of how capitalists don't understand that labor is what makes the product.



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 No.14035[Reply]

This is a thread about a third-person shooter game featuring Alunya.

It is a free-and-open-source game made using Godot and Blender. Contributions are welcome.
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 No.25396

>>22402
I make music if you want or need any sound design/soundtrack work

 No.25473

>>24946
I've had issues importing an older godot4 beta project to a newer beta

 No.25474

>>25395
what ya expect? It's a one man project, game like that rarely gets done especially when it's supposed to be some third person shooter. I've got dozens of these dead end projects on my harddrive

 No.25475

>>25396
show some example

 No.25586

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Just want to say to the dev anon who is the only one doing this. You have my support and I hope you can continue. And if I could, I would help in any way possible.



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 No.25434[Reply]

WHY is he making my laptop OVERHEAT and CRASH even when hes paused?
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 No.25561

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>>25446
>>25462
about 10 minutes into a new game, i havent even unpaused yet and my pc Crashes… paradoxtards told me this game runs on anything… explain now

 No.25563

>crashing on CK2
Lol don't try playing Stellaris.

 No.25570

>>25458
Guess I'll be sticking with HOI2 then

 No.25572

>>25561
then your pc is the problem,most games don't make PCs crash in the first place,they just crash themselves,especially if it crash fast,it's probably overheating or some shit like that.

 No.25575

BTW the graphics in these games are 3D, not 2D



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 No.25523[Reply]

And this upcoming war is WW2. I think /leftypol/ should know because naturally there is a Soviet Union nation and this would be your great Patriotic War. Also some of yall have nothing better to do.
>After the success of ww1 /int/craft the intcraft community has been waiting for 2 years (since jan 2021 lol) for the new server! This intcraft is set in ww2 with the release date being February 17th. Join the fbi.gov to pick a nation and get defences up before the exciting weekend wars where every nation battles to gain territory. Set up nice builds to get materials from madmins, and craft gun parts to produce a wide variety of guns (brewery plugin also included). It'll be better the w*jcraft big promise
>DISCORD fbi.gov gg/hhM7acfKgm
>DYNMAP: map (dot) intcraft (dot) gay
>INFOPAGE: intcraft (dot) gay
t. /vm/
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 No.25534

>>25533
sometimes,it's because it isn't appropriate that it's more interesting to make it work

 No.25560

Why is there a random blob inside ethiopia

 No.25562

>>25560
New HOI4 update added some warlord there, so-called history buffs found out it exists now.

 No.25573

>>25560
Sultanate of Aussa,and yeah it's definitly because of Man The Guns,I would be surprised if anybody even double checked it's significance on wikipedia.

 No.25574

What is this, Risk?



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