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Is the animation guy hindered by the engine or something? Whats the deal?

Ive put some thought into how much traffic is generated at a POS thats derived from my service. But I dont see how it would be easy to track at some businesses. Run a 4th of July ad for a business when theyre already suppose to be busy, and how do you separate who is there from the ad and who...

Man, it looks so different now. Thats definitely the movie, but not seeing it it in over 20 years isnt helping. Sort of how I loved the Neverending Story when I was 5 but cant stand that movie now, I guess. Open Graves looks like a good time waster though.

Ive been thinking about creating an advertising company. Before I became a Finance Manager for an Auto Dealer, I sold cars. I used Facebook and Instagram to advertise a single vehicle for me. The success of the ad depended on the typical factors. I typically had success in this and learned a...

I thought the shield armor was game breaking. Im glad to see it punked in the hard mode. Squaring off against a T-Rex just felt imbalanced af. You knew at that point you were done with the game.

Because the game was so poorly optimized and ran like such utter shit that you had to throw it against a MAC truck just to see the game run "semi" smoothly. Memory leaks were rampant across the game. Even after emptying the memory (which is already a red flag to have a widely known mem dump...

I really vaguely remember some kids movie where they are at a mining crater? hole? and its filled with water. Deep down a monster comes up to the top when it rains. Turns out its a Track hoe arm or some piece of drilling machinery. What was the name of that?

Devil's Double. Its based off Uday Hussein's story. I was really surprised at how intriguing the movie was. I thought it was going to be some Iraqi shit, but its pretty hollywood. Delightfully surprised.

That only makes me curious how much development in games actually comes down to not only skill, but just the free labor from devs games get just because the actual creators have a deep love for the project theyre working on? Looking at Mods for games like Skyrim and Fallout - how many copies of...

Ive seen that. I guess Im referring to Poise, maybe? Not sure. I ran into a small wall with the Abyssal Watchers without the shield and fell in love with it as soon as I used it there. My block just stopped him in his tracks and made the fight end in about 20 seconds. I went down a little...

I knew the weight ratio was messing up my roll, but I didnt know it was also connected to stamina regeneration. Should have been a "duh" moment for me, I guess. 11 Points of Vitality more isnt too bad though. (The Shield I can probably switch out, but I hate not having the benefits of it.)

Irithyll of Boreal Valley is murdering me. Everything up until now has been a relative cake walk. Ive been frozen at this guy for a couple hours now. Im fully equipped with Cathedreal Armor, and a Curse Ward Greatshield: 76% weight. Most stats in str/hitpoints/endurance/weight. Do I need to...

I decided to make a thread about this game, because I feel like people should at least give it a try. A revamped system that is redoing guild wars and its problem child with Co-Op mode is coming out this month. Marking an excellent time to start. During the leveling process, the pay 2 win...

I started playing this yesterday, myself. Also new to the DS series and it was gifted to me by a friend so its on my PS4. A lot of the stuff was explained in the early area by the red marks on the ground. Some of which I could see being missed easily. Things like locking onto targets, parrying...

The music was fine. Well done, quality work. But having the load screen come on at full blast regardless of what volume I put music volume to (which wasnt fixed until after I quit in Luclin), the goblin death noise, the kobold attack noise, the grolvarg attack noise, the sound of me getting...

Although not surprised by what happened, I never played with the sound on anyways. The close combat noises were annoying af after a while.

Something about a Wild West MMO screams that it wouldnt do well anyways. The creator and the creators "connections" are just icing on the cake.

Im cool with this as long as I can stare at Giant and Dragon feet all day.

Why is no one here excited over this? Article write up.

Pretty sure Vanguard was always ground level, if not below it.

If anything, I see this as just a way for Amazon to bring in a dried up veteran with mild success to train a new team and mentor his successor. You dont have to pay him as much as some of the rock star devs would ask, and can shit can him easily. Like him, hate him, praise his success or...

Jesus Christ died for your sins, sir.

Find your carrot in other parts of the game and the leveling will come second nature. There were a couple points when i felt the grind was rough, but it didnt start to get absurd until I was 56. Now they've decreased the exp needed across levels up to 56 (iirc) and only past that point does the...

I dont think they'll openly come out and say anything thats going to cause conflict before the game has even launched. If they want to go the GW2 style of module purchases, Im all in though.

Its not that anyone here is "for" a cash shop, we're just realistic about a game having one. Its extra income that is stupid for a developer to miss out on. Handling it properly is all you can really wish for.

I was like.. ya man.. how did he know?... Somethings not right here.. I think you're on to something!

Ive just always assumed that the cash shop had a different team altogether. A business within a business. Anything thats green lighted has to pass by the lead design, but its not affecting the man power in content creation. Or at least, thats how I would set it up when thinking about it like...

You can have a cash shop and it not "ruin" the game. If we step outside of the MMO genre for a minute - Warframe had a great cash shop and it was its only source of income. You could get shit quicker, but 90% of the stuff on the cash shop was free. The only items that werent able to be...

I personally like how Guild Wars 2 handles things. You pay for the game, then content updates while they are current, then expansions when they release. So if you started fresh, it was $50, season one 3-4 months later, season two in 3-4 months, season three in 3-4 month, expansion in place of...

it sounds counter productive, but I dont want it to be a "big thing". Id rather they stick to the niche they appear to be going after and cater to that shit. Even if Im not a neckbeard 14 year old kid anymore, I still love the design and concept.

Id like to see that happen, cause right now.. Destiny 2 just looks like Destiny 1.5. Im still going to buy and play it, but Destiny 2 barely looks different.

It amazes me that we can come up with some pretty solid ideas that dont fuck up itemization and give the player something to do in its place, yet designers struggle? We round tabled this shit in one page ffs.

I just heard about it today. I didnt pay much attention to the E3 thread. But this is the video they released. Looks fantastic, though it appears to favor Destiny in some regard. Anyone have more information about it? Teaser Trailer Game-play Trailer (The Verge Article that showcased the...

You could say that, but if I go back about two expansions in WoW - I can barely remember any of the equipment names. I can remember the bosses easy, but other than the look of the gear.. Ive forgotten all about it. I know for a fact that I kept some of those pieces through multiple content...

It may be a rule, but its getting shit on left and right with a lot of MMO's lately. Its kind of nice to see that work has to be done to get something nice.

I saw the top part of this image in Guild Wars 2 and had to find it. Wish it was a bit more high def though.

I dont know. I feel like Im just kind of fumbling through the game right now. I originally never played it past 15 so Im clueless. Some random dude from Legacy of the Steel invited me to his guild, but Im clueless who they played in EQ. Im sure that once Im max level Ill get a better idea, but...

Thats a pretty pointless article. People know that its a game in development and that their money could be at risk. The referral thing seems to be a big deal to people, but I think its a brilliant way of marketing and paying out very little of whats earned.

I actually picked it back up recently. I never actually delved into it too deeply when it first launched. It probably didnt help that the first class I picked felt boring as hell. Started a Ranger this time and I havent put it down. Games just gorgeous and Im glad its not dead like I thought...

Overwatch play for free or whatever and a big discount on the box. Thats about all I know of in Blizzard-land atm.