Please where can i find the bee, plant, and elven girl. On which map and how? I'd appreciate it if I could get a detailed explanation. Thanks.
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What I admire about Mount & Blade is the scale and scope of the battles - hundreds of units going at it, in contrast with many games where a major battle is like 3 waves of 10 dudes. That scope (big battles) was something I was aiming for. But unfortunately, the javascript engine (that HRT is written in) is just not performant enough for the task...I'm always going to be grumpy that the game kept getting neutered over and over again, then the dev hit a wall and collapsed, switching to working on Generic Sex RPG #5982073487.
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At this point, you should just continue or remake HRT or make an HRT2.
Yes finishing the game first is definitely the better approach, if I had the choice. HRT ran into quite a bit of technical issues which made further development on the game excoriatingly painful and slow. Dev progress on CATC is much faster and it reached feature parity in many areas already, and even surpassing HRT in a few areas as well.enlit3d Building on what Maphio said, you should probably finish HRT as "what it is now", but use some of the empty space as a test bed for mechanics you might want to use into a hypothetical HRT2 (or even CaTC/Generic Sex RPG). Even though it isn't the full M&B scale you wanted, you can still test out new types of quests, story/main quest progression, etc. etc. until you have enough stuff you want to fully build HRT2 in a different engine, while making HRT1 "finished" in its own right.
As an example, I'm pretty sure Cinderella Escape did that between 1 and 2. Where 1 was a bunch of menu-instanced puzzles and some story beats, while 2 went into interlinked levels and beat-em-up combat with puzzles interspersed.
Also... I just kinda don't want to see this game with an [Abandoned] tag next to it come 2021. That's been happening to a lot of games on this board I've been rooting for...
One can always dream... The thing is that a mainstream 3D game would have something like 200 - 500 man-years of content creation, so for a single developer you only need to wait some 200 - 500 years and and you'll haveI'm always going to be grumpy that the game kept getting neutered over and over again, then the dev hit a wall and collapsed, switching to working on Generic Sex RPG #5982073487.
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No, I mean the game actually used to copy Mount & Blade's combat exactly, you'd have your little army vs their little army in a big field and it was literally a 1:1 copy, but for some reason the dev scrapped the open field combat and the armies, moved to those dumb little random-gen dungeons, then got stuck on some sticky bug, gave up and started making this new turn based RPG thing.One can always dream... The thing is that a mainstream 3D game would have something like 200 - 500 man-years of content creation, so for a single developer you only need to wait some 200 - 500 years and and you'll have
Also Mount & Blade probably cannot be coded in electron, but it was still impressive how much could be done with it.
Honestly, I am not sure the full 3D added that much to my experience. The game / demo suffered the same flaw of the early mainstream 3D games: we have this new cool technology but do not know how to make it fun to play. I mostly enjoyed the character body sliders / customizations that lets you cater to your own tastes without hoping some developer would. I also appreciated an attempt to do sex combat, but in the end it was not as interactive as I would have hoped it to be. The bottom line is that the game play was not really gripping me, which I suspect was the case for some others as well. I actually think the developer is smart to start with a clean slate if the idea hits a wall. It's frustrating for someone who wanted more, but as the man said you cannot always get what you want.
