Yeah that's a horrible sentence my bad. You're not the only one who's not fully awake.
It is mayor jank but Dragons Dogma was the closest to feeling like a mage I've ever experienced. There are no cool downs in the game but channeling spells takes some time and upholding a continuous spell drains your stamina. In this setting the art of a mage was reading the battle and estimating how much space you have to channel spells, several of which can easily break the encounter wide open.
Edited since neither my English nor my autocorrect were working as intended.
Overall great artwork. Love the sense of depth. One thing I'd like to critique are the small branches which feel just too curly to me. Not sure how valid my critique is since I have no idea what your reference was
Seems really cool. But a bit to scary for me, I just can't stand jumpscares
My comment about the lenght was not a critisism. I appreciate details about your opinion.
I wanted to comment under your post because some of your points don't feel specific to the game and I think my opinion might offer you a different view. Also this is a social platform and I just like to interact with people who take the time to express their opinions.
I still disagree with you point about community managers. Just because Concerned Ape is a stellar developer who likes to interact with poeple doesn't mean everyone need to do it his way. There are so many devs who got swarmed by toxicity, not wanting to potentially deal with that is perfectly valid.
First of all this is a lot of text and I appreciate all the effort you have taken to express your opinion.
There are some points I would like to comment on even if I have not played the game myself. Firstly there is the Aspect of effort. While I can see how beeing on your own or exploring can be a rewarding experience, it creates the tense setting where the developer needs to assess exactly how much effort a player will put into the game. And personally I feels a game like this is mainly cozy and should not put up barriers in front of the player.
Secondly I don't blame devs for not beeing active on social media with the community. Especially when your game is rather small this task can be really mentally exhausting and we all know how easily people get toxic on the Internet. Not everyone wants to put themselves out there, maybe they dislike the attention. They became a developer and not a social media manager after all.
Would you consider military operations in a foreign country a political theme?
Also do you think it's okay for artists include a message in their work, even if it feels "pushed" to you? Maybe it feels essential to the creator, but since you disagree with the message it feels pushed to you.
Could you share what qualifies as "woke" for you?
Really good list. I wanna add stardew valley and Nier automata aswell.
Als I'm gonna check out valkyrie profile tomorrow, I've never heard of that game.
Maybe it's so you can make memes on the Internet and make a complete stranger like me laugh. Thank you for that :)
Yeah but your electricity also needs to be produced by reusable manners, which commonly results in solar power. And since the intensity of solar rays and the amount of sunny hours per day vary on the global scale there are some countries which are capable of producing more hydrogen and cheaper than producing locally. I know that the German government is looking at Marocco to establish a hydrogen production and import.
How close is the artbook to the final game? I love artbooks and fromsoftware games but most of their art makes it fully into the game so there is hardly any differences between the concept art and final version. The Baldurs gate art book is incredible for that reason. A lot of the art is early in development and a lot of it changed significantly.
Me and a mate were debating weather we should play this or Ravenswatch as a Coop Roguelikes. Does anybody have experience with both games?
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