I know this feeling. I have a long angry list of games waiting for me to play them but I never have time. I haven't even had a chance to play H5 since chapter 1.Ah, to be able to play games...
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Oh thank God!I know this feeling. I have a long angry list of games waiting for me to play them but I never have time. I haven't even had a chance to play H5 since chapter 1.
For one it might look decent by the time you do
, and also my guilt at not having played yours yet is somewhat molified 
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The two straight edges are the edges of the door.
I not sure science behind it but look at actual dockings and space walks of real missions you will see venting when equalising pressures. Maybe atmospheric pumps can only decompress to a point and rest has to be vented.
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The overnights haven't finished yet so I can't really check (I daren't open Daz twice else the hamster will have a fit and die) but will get back to you all asap.
Still...what other smut game gives you science as a debate, eh?
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Coming up later....the results of the overnights from
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Other than Mass Effect i haven't played many scifi game who actually try to take time to make some sense from their ingame science. Most just briefly mention things, similar the way Star Wars games do.
Hell i played the Anno 2250 from ubisoft and i don't remember the game ever bothering to explain much of the tech behind the ships and the lunar colony you needed to build.
Hell i played the Anno 2250 from ubisoft and i don't remember the game ever bothering to explain much of the tech behind the ships and the lunar colony you needed to build.
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NONE!!!The overnights haven't finished yet so I can't really check (I daren't open Daz twice else the hamster will have a fit and die) but will get back to you all asap.
Still...what other smut game gives you science as a debate, eh?
And for the RH, leave it alone while it is wheeling!
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*noddities*
I mean I know really it shouldn't matter that much given the genre of H5 but...it sorta does? I think anything that is immersion breaking is an issue and since I've set out to make a game with a more grounded feel to it, anything that breaks that feel is a problem.
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Just a little idea about just how many light sources in space without a pesky atmosphere..some great contrasts with man made lighting included.
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Nice, but is it all filmed with a standard rig? Some of the sequences look like they have been shot with an IR camera.
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And to add to this post, very nice video Sinphil, it reminds me that i never saw any particles illuminations in all my ISS's EVAs re-watches... space is not empty but not so particles filled or you are in big troubles when you are above the atmosphere of an astral body.
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hehe
Very possibly. I not sure even who compiled or what the different platforms were.
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Infra Red? I don't think so, just cameras with more sensible to lights CCD or CMOS sensors.
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So long as I don't see a space ship arriving at a space station, pointing towards it, engines going full throttle (so max acceleration as it arrives) and then magically stopping as it arrives.... I'm good
.But what can/will break it depends on the person. The correct science can break it for someone expecting the wrong (see above.. and why it's almost ALWAYS done), and the wrong knowing the right. You can't win
Do love The Expanse for getting much of the gravity stuff correct. Now there's an example of using science giving plot points. All the combat is physics based with the leading, hard burns, Gs etc.
That because Star Wars isn't really sci fi (the movie, let alone the game heh). It's fantasy based, with space weapons. You've got your Knights (Jedi), wizards (the more magical jedi powers), princess, pirates etc. In general the science should have something directly to do with the plot for sci fi (why so many sci fi dystopian future movies on how tech might twist things). Gattaca (DNA checking), Moon (would be a spoiler), Altered Carbon (mind swapping). Then you need to know the science as it's part of the plot, if it's just a gun to shoot someone with, not so much.
And much of it would be problematic to explain. Like what is a phaser. Is it a light weapon, because if so we shouldn't see it like it's done on screen. So better leave it, and keep the cool visuals.
Ahhh, nothing like science and movies for a Friday night post beer heh.
edit: thinking about games. SOMA and Control are two games that are pretty good with science stuff (one more than the other being based on reality) as being explained and ingrained into the gameplay. But yeah, certainly not many.
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*so promises this won't happen!*So long as I don't see a space ship arriving at a space station, pointing towards it, engines going full throttle (so max acceleration as it arrives) and then magically stopping as it arrives.... I'm good
Yeppers! I suspect everything will probs be a compromise between fact, asset rig and time with a smidge of "does it look right", but providing I only ever end bending rules as opposed to breaking them I'll be happyBut what can/will break it depends on the person. The correct science can break it for someone expecting the wrong (see above.. and why it's almost ALWAYS done), and the wrong knowing the right. You can't win
Really must get around to watching this at some point!
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Just use Star Wars sound effects. - A Lazy Man*so promises this won't happen!*
Yeppers! I suspect everything will probs be a compromise between fact, asset rig and time with a smidge of "does it look right", but providing I only ever end bending rules as opposed to breaking them I'll be happy
Really must get around to watching this at some point!