After wiping to the same boss 5 times in one day your character is mysteriously teleported to the zone called "The Lot." Upon entering The Lot you notice a lone NPC. You interact with Brandon McQuaidian. He hands you "The Slip of Doom." Upon receiving the Slip Of Doom you are transported back to your homestead and not allowed to enter the instance you failed in for up to 48 hours.
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Utnayan
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Nah that would be a lesser penalty. Listening to Brad himself would be much, much worse. But Koster, now THAT would be damn right sadistic.
Now we don't know if the mysterious lights lighting the castle up like a Christmas tree flash or not. I believe that costs an additional $5 for the flickering light asset so it may be a touch out of reach for this project.
Utnayan
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9 to 12 days and maybe we will see a new pinball machine MMORPG!
Pinball Alpha. Brought to you by the tears of the asset store.
That's actually a pretty nice chair.If you die 50 times they send you a rocking chair. So you can rock while you rock.
Greyform
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UT you're 100% on the mark, I have even said the same thing. Social media killed the need for "community" in a video game.
It didn't kill it, people just don't want to talk to you about random shit in a game for hours on end. They rather talk with other people or consumer other media. This is what happens when you make a game that's boring as fuck with plenty of time to let your mind wander.
That or people just hang out on some kind of voice chat. Most people the age we were 15-20 years ago aren't closeted neckbeards scared to talk to people over teamspeak.
That or people just hang out on some kind of voice chat. Most people the age we were 15-20 years ago aren't closeted neckbeards scared to talk to people over teamspeak.
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I'd rather listen to some music of my choosing while gaming than some ADD kids' gibberish. But then again, I'm a dinosaur.
Amen. A major reason why I play these types of games is to get "lost" in the music I enjoy by virtue of the game's scenery. Also, "gamer" types tend not to have the best pragmatics and the variability in age among conversation partners can be jarring.
There's a reason party chat took over console gaming. Nobody wants to hear more than 4-5 friends chatting because 10+ gamers talking at once will make your ears bleed.
