That's what the people of Alexandria, and Hill Top, and the Dump People, and the Saviors, and the Wolves, and the....pretty much anyone who ever interacted with Rick Grimes also say..."Don't get Ricked"The new saying I made up is Rick hadn't played in a long time and was making some bad decisions and got rekt a bunch of times. Now I said "don't get ricked (ryhmes with rekt)" and was LOL'ing about it. Oh what happened? He got ricked lol.
You have no idea how hard it is to swear at You through a translatorIts just hard to tell in a forum at least drop a smiley or something so we know. Otherwise it can come off as insulting.
I love insult based humor, we grew up burning each other at every opportunity and we're all in our 50's and some nearing 60 and it hasn't stopped or even slowed down.
The new saying I made up is Rick hadn't played in a long time and was making some bad decisions and got rekt a bunch of times. Now I said "don't get ricked (ryhmes with rekt)" and was LOL'ing about it. Oh what happened? He got ricked lol.
No that part was cool but would be difficult to do in a MP game. What was clunk about it was that lets say you have a dual wielding character and you hotkeyed your sword to 1 and a dagger to 2. If you press 1 your sword appears in your right hand, if you press 2 it was replaced by the dagger. So you have to manually grab the dagger to your left hand by rmb. Now great both are equipped and you can do some cool stuff. If you use a healing spell (hotkeyed to 5 etc) the left hand swaps dagger for heal spell and you heal, but when you press 2 to grab your dagger back, it replaces your sword with the dagger. So you couldn't really do it without a bunch of clunky menu use every time. What they should have done was remember what hand you had it bound to, but then they might need to make some unbind thing. I'm guessing someone hacked it in late in development and it was so cool they kept it, but couldn't overcome that one problem with it in time.Well, in Skryim with dual swords, you could do a really neat decapition in slow motion (scissor effect), so I wouldn't call that clunky.
NO, I don't want that kind of death cam thing for 7dtd. That's just an invitation for other zeds to eat you while you're oohing and aahhing over the pretty animation.
Bigger F'n Guns! That's what I want. (and yes, I mean a cannon!) heh.
Yes, to me I get that feeling I had IRL going from rags to riches all over again by turning an impossible situation into a life of luxury by buidling an epic fort with non functional nor needed luxuries. Like building pools and fancy fireplaces and tables / chairs, carpets, granite countertops on nice cupboards, fancy beds, etc just is a big finger to the zombie apocalypse that feels rewarding later game. I'm not just surviving, I'm thriving.Zombies might be. But i find it much more pleasing to return to nice house with garden and thicc outer walls than to a stupid tower. Unless the tower is part of the house. I saw your castle, MM, you should know what i mean
Exactly.
Yeah what might seem pretty good at the time can become an eyesore or glaring issue later when all the pieces are in place. We're trying to do finished features these days so we don't waste time on an 80% optimal but easier solution that will still feel kind of crappy later. Its not impossible, its just that we don't want to be in alpha for 20 years and some ideas are better suited towards the next game, but sometimes they start to become a must have now kind of thing.I've made these decisions myself, still do. I know the difficulties.
Fair enough if you haven't got the resources available for it. It's a popular mechanic though. Maybe the extra work will be worth it later down the line, maybe not.
Proves my point even more, thanks
Personally, I would love to see more content in your Youtube channel (let's play, game design, diets and exercises, etc) but I know you're probably too busy to do it...but a man can dream.
LOL!!
No problem, btw, i don't know if you got my post right. I'm on your side.
Touché
