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Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
akazi on the team yaaaaay he deserves it
i like the idea of having all the ue tools and technology but i think its kindof sad that david gives up his engine, with all the features like real time graphics adjustments. its like a legacy goes down with it.
after watching the video i feel like it isnt that big of a change though and that the major features all might come back
still im kindof scared of wolfire buying the stuff together and the style getting lost making the game look like any other ue game
but im sure theyre able to pull this off, ill give em my full support on this
still i have the question how good the mod support will be. will david push out all the code or will there be some kind of editor buildt for the modders?
anyway cant wait for the first ue buildt. im so stoked on this.
also being on ue will open up the mods a lot i mean you can pull things over from other (modded) ue games
just my 2 cents
and yes multiplayer is a possible thing then, might depend on how open david will develop though
i like the idea of having all the ue tools and technology but i think its kindof sad that david gives up his engine, with all the features like real time graphics adjustments. its like a legacy goes down with it.
after watching the video i feel like it isnt that big of a change though and that the major features all might come back
still im kindof scared of wolfire buying the stuff together and the style getting lost making the game look like any other ue game
but im sure theyre able to pull this off, ill give em my full support on this
still i have the question how good the mod support will be. will david push out all the code or will there be some kind of editor buildt for the modders?
anyway cant wait for the first ue buildt. im so stoked on this.
also being on ue will open up the mods a lot i mean you can pull things over from other (modded) ue games
just my 2 cents
and yes multiplayer is a possible thing then, might depend on how open david will develop though
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so what happened with the under glass jam for leelah thing?
will ther be stuff released? i really liked the mood of it
will ther be stuff released? i really liked the mood of it
Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
Open World, And Fighting Friends
I'd like to know if there are any plans for an open-world type map which allows the player to visit all the locations possible, as well as to find as much lore as possible. In addition, could there be a way to allow Coop or multiplayer so that we can have the massive bunny battles?
I'd like to know if there are any plans for an open-world type map which allows the player to visit all the locations possible, as well as to find as much lore as possible. In addition, could there be a way to allow Coop or multiplayer so that we can have the massive bunny battles?
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Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
hay guys i have question iv wanted to ask you for years. one of the things i love the most about overgrowth is its big open free form level but iv always been curious about all the giants stone shapes(prism,that are usually square or hexagon on the top) in them. are they just place holders or are they relics of a for gotten civilization. and yes i think they are cool.
Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
You mean the cretes?gmanforthefreeman wrote:hay guys i have question iv wanted to ask you for years. one of the things i love the most about overgrowth is its big open free form level but iv always been curious about all the giants stone shapes(prism,that are usually square or hexagon on the top) in them. are they just place holders or are they relics of a for gotten civilization. and yes i think they are cool.
They are based on the natural basalt formations that form places like the Giant's Causeway or Staffa Island.
Here's a video of someone checking out Staffa with a kayak.
Here's Aubrey talking about the ones in the game.
They are supposed to contain raw iron that the dogs harvest for weapon production.
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Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
Latest episode, combat conversation mostly, almost all sound issues are solved now! :
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Where did you learn to code or how? I'm sturgling with it alot and i want to get in it for game making but i would love some help
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Are you considering any more parkour elements such as vaulting over waist-height objects without losing momentum, or cats/dogs staggering for a second after landing a very distant jump?
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here are some websites you can useBeckettGaming wrote:Where did you learn to code or how? I'm sturgling with it alot and i want to get in it for game making but i would love some help
codecademy: http://www.codecademy.com
udemy: http://www.udemy.com
udacity: http://www.udacity.com
codeschool: http://www.codeschool.com
lynda: http://www.lynda.com
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Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
Just uploaded the latest episode, some important information on OG and Unreal Engine 4 in this one, seems like David is leaning back towards Phoenix engine again.
Thank you for the questions, keep them coming!
Thank you for the questions, keep them coming!
Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
There will be more animation for counters?
It is the same counter to every attack and for some it doesn't look right. Especially if both the attacker and the defender use weapons.
...Weapon counters'd be cool, parries, ripostes...
Some examples:
It is the same counter to every attack and for some it doesn't look right. Especially if both the attacker and the defender use weapons.
...Weapon counters'd be cool, parries, ripostes...
Some examples:
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Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
Yes, this!Sehiro wrote:There will be more animation for counters?
It is the same counter to every attack and for some it doesn't look right. Especially if both the attacker and the defender use weapons.
...Weapon counters'd be cool, parries, ripostes...
Some examples:
Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen
Three months have passed since the last alpha, could you please give us an overview of what to expect for the next one?
Also, one thing about the loading screen: would you be willing to follow the example of Bloodborne and put lore facts along with your logo?
P.s. Sorry to monopolize this thread, but hey, nobody's asking and I have questions.
This one is about the determination of the game between two different attacks.
In the case the player is approaching an enemy at full speed, but releases the "W" key and only then presses the left mouse button, how does the game decide which attack will be performed between a straight punch and a roundhouse kick? As far as I've tested the game goes for the roundhouse most of the times.
Shall I infer that the decision is not based on the player input, but on the movement of the character (in this case inertial movement)?
Wouldn't it be better to make it so the player can decide by the input which between those two attacks to perform?
It might be just me, but I don't get the feeling of being in control in this case. Turner will go for a roundhouse even if he's very close to the enemy, resulting in a reversal, instead of a quick stunning jab, which is what I was going for.
(...or the game already does this and I am not able to click buttons)
Also, one thing about the loading screen: would you be willing to follow the example of Bloodborne and put lore facts along with your logo?
P.s. Sorry to monopolize this thread, but hey, nobody's asking and I have questions.
This one is about the determination of the game between two different attacks.
In the case the player is approaching an enemy at full speed, but releases the "W" key and only then presses the left mouse button, how does the game decide which attack will be performed between a straight punch and a roundhouse kick? As far as I've tested the game goes for the roundhouse most of the times.
Shall I infer that the decision is not based on the player input, but on the movement of the character (in this case inertial movement)?
Wouldn't it be better to make it so the player can decide by the input which between those two attacks to perform?
It might be just me, but I don't get the feeling of being in control in this case. Turner will go for a roundhouse even if he's very close to the enemy, resulting in a reversal, instead of a quick stunning jab, which is what I was going for.
(...or the game already does this and I am not able to click buttons)
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Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen & Aubrey Serr
The computer that I use to remotely stream has not come online yet since the stream, and I don't really feel like biking to it and back just to upload the video this late. This means video will go up sometime tomorrow.
Re: OGW Q&A with David Rosen & Aubrey Serr
It's perfectly fine, thanks for doing all of this