- Apr 21, 2019
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I'm tired of bad or generally just not fun ports of games that I enjoy, sometimes they even get butchered and become unplayable, if you need a tdlr just read the numbered lists
Lets start off with the main & most important issue most ports have: GESTURES GESTURES GESTURES
So let me introduce to you the 4 sacred gestures that every port must have
Firstly & most notably:
Let me add to this, see whenever I start a game I immediately go to the settings and turn on a rollback side and make it on the right/left side (depending on the hand I'm using hehe), just like snapchat functionality, this helps a lot with how fast I navigate a game as sometimes I just want to rollback 30 screen before (Missed a text, trying another choice... etc) and having this feature makes it a breeze and pretty fun to go back and fourth
So by this what you must do in a port is (by order of importance):
There should be a gesture for the saving menu, the best and easiest is simply (and should be) a swipe up, a lot easier and just removes so much pain, trust me it help a lot
so basically:
Thirdly:
and we get:
Which means:
Which also brings me to my last point other than gestures:
and gives:
My last tip: generally whenever a game's easier to navigate (in this case, rolling back and fourth with Ren'Py) the better the experience is and it becomes way more enjoyable, just like snapchat, you touch one side to go back and that's really makes the game way better and really removes lots of the pain of manually swiping 200 times
and that isn't limited to rolling back as you can get creative with navigation system if it adds to the experience
if you are a developer and don't have these gestures I'll personally come and visit you when you sleep and fuck your little tight asshole and fill it with my cum to the brim, you won't even notice it, every. single. night... jk jk... unless?
This is my first time trying to create a "listy" thread & my English isn't the best so bear with the text if you find grammar errors
Lets start off with the main & most important issue most ports have: GESTURES GESTURES GESTURES
So let me introduce to you the 4 sacred gestures that every port must have
Firstly & most notably:
- Gestures of rolling-back
Let me add to this, see whenever I start a game I immediately go to the settings and turn on a rollback side and make it on the right/left side (depending on the hand I'm using hehe), just like snapchat functionality, this helps a lot with how fast I navigate a game as sometimes I just want to rollback 30 screen before (Missed a text, trying another choice... etc) and having this feature makes it a breeze and pretty fun to go back and fourth
So by this what you must do in a port is (by order of importance):
- Add a roll-back gesture, preferably swiping to the left
- Allow "roll-back side" setting
- Enable the small buttons (that appear under the textbox, not sure what they are called) even when choices appear
- Gesture of saving
There should be a gesture for the saving menu, the best and easiest is simply (and should be) a swipe up, a lot easier and just removes so much pain, trust me it help a lot
so basically:
- A swipe up gesture for saving
Thirdly:
- Gesture of skipping
and we get:
- A swipe right gesture for auto skipping
- Gesture of hiding
Which means:
- A swipe down to hide the textbox
Which also brings me to my last point other than gestures:
- A way to access keyboard-only features
and gives:
- Wiggle yourself into the game and add a way to access keyboard-only features
My last tip: generally whenever a game's easier to navigate (in this case, rolling back and fourth with Ren'Py) the better the experience is and it becomes way more enjoyable, just like snapchat, you touch one side to go back and that's really makes the game way better and really removes lots of the pain of manually swiping 200 times
and that isn't limited to rolling back as you can get creative with navigation system if it adds to the experience
This is my first time trying to create a "listy" thread & my English isn't the best so bear with the text if you find grammar errors