I'll be integrating Sword-fighting into the combat at some point; I'm not sure if I do it for Act VI or leave it for the next act. At that point, your sword fighting stats will affect the moves you can make and the damageIf memory serves, only 15points are needed for now for swordsmanship, but I'm not sure what Droid Productions ' plan is for laterTagging him so he can answer that better
This is already compressed; it's just a big game. The desktop build is 2.6gb
I'm more worried by beer at £10 a pint !
You can always read books in the evening when you cant go into Elsewhere if you don't need the money for working in the Crowley
Yeah, the timing is off 3-4 centuries. My flippant answer is maybe X is tapping into MC's sorcerous abilities and just knows.
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He's a semi-divine weapon, he shows up where he's meant to be, returning to the Stone afterwards. He mentions some of his other famous wielders, which places him in Mongolia, India, Threcia and Japan.
I loved What a Legend, it's one of the Game of Friends on MC's PC.Will we ever meet that drinking fairy at the Crowley ever again? I so want to do lewd thing with her
After I meet a Fairy in a game called What a Legend something awakening within me. I think have a fetish for Fairy
In the last Arthur film the wielder becomes the stone so maybe that's what happens.
Off topic, Long Live the Princess has a few fun scenes with your fairy partner, if you haven't looked at it previously.Will we ever meet that drinking fairy at the Crowley ever again? I so want to do lewd thing with her
After I meet a Fairy in a game called What a Legend something awakening within me. I think have a fetish for Fairy
wrong! Lightning+poison is the GOAT !The current op build is rage+cluster. I myself lean more toward shield+lightning, but that's low damage and makes many fights last longer.
It can get a bit grindy, but don't bother upgrading charisma. You get shit load of free points just showing. You can upgrade strength by reading the books you buy in the librairy (read them while you have a coffee). You can also get points in the gym. Your stats will go up real quick that way
but you can read when it's too late to fight/
sorry Droid, you had a typo
They damn well better have paid you for your user-tested game framework...I'll show that game soon-ish; I'm programming it, reusing the LoM engine. Art/Design/Writing has an actual team this time
I'll stick to being paid to make games again. 2020's been rough.They damn well better have paid you for your user-tested game framework...
More important than the cash would be making certain you retain rights to use the framework. If it turns into a work-for-hire, rights are assigned to the company, it could get ugly.
It's... complicated. In many ways. But the short answer is I get to help accelerate a company I do love towards making games I do enjoy, and it doesn't impact Love of Magic legally. Realistically; I enjoy the new game (Paradise Lust), so I spent time today (Saturday morning) that I would otherwise have spent on Love of Magic getting it set up on steam. But in the long run I think it's better for both; if it works it means I have an actual job, and Love of Magic can remain a passion project. At the same time, because I'm quite open about it and have the rights for it, code can flow both ways, with suggestions from designers on Paradise Lust being implemented in one and carried over to another. An early example of that is the Quest system; I know it's been something people have asked for since the first release, and I've tried to avoid; less because it's hard to make, but because I don't want to make it a laundry-list of tasks to complete. Spending some time arguing with designers at work convinced me that there might be a role from as a replacement/compliment to online walk-throughs (though I still have reservations); as such I implemented it once, and ported it over once it was solidified. It'll be in the next release.
I'm glad for you. In a previous life I had a opportunity to provide an employer with source I had previously worked on and everything went well. Another time, as a client, a receiver took over a company we dealt with and he was a disaster both for the previous vendor and us as he refused to honour legal agreements wrt escrowed source transfer.It's... complicated. In many ways. But the short answer is I get to help accelerate a company I do love towards making games I do enjoy, and it doesn't impact Love of Magic legally. Realistically; I enjoy the new game (Paradise Lust), so I spent time today (Saturday morning) that I would otherwise have spent on Love of Magic getting it set up on steam. But in the long run I think it's better for both; if it works it means I have an actual job, and Love of Magic can remain a passion project. At the same time, because I'm quite open about it and have the rights for it, code can flow both ways, with suggestions from designers on Paradise Lust being implemented in one and carried over to another. An early example of that is the Quest system; I know it's been something people have asked for since the first release, and I've tried to avoid; less because it's hard to make, but because I don't want to make it a laundry-list of tasks to complete. Spending some time arguing with designers at work convinced me that there might be a role from as a replacement/compliment to online walk-throughs (though I still have reservations); as such I implemented it once, and ported it over once it was solidified. It'll be in the next release.
I will say this wasn't an easy thing (even beyond the initial "wtf do you mean you're working on a game without telling us" talk) I spent a lot of energy on firewalling my NSFW personality from my real life, and... well, the people I work think OpSec means "I only post these things on my facebook announcements to 'friends and friends of friends'". So I fully expect this to get out. I guess I better just lean into it
