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Shoot I think that sprite behavior was fixed before and snuck its way back in from a dev patch.
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For a lousy 10k you'll perform an appendicktome on poor Jamie, but you won't give honest fans some well-earned relaxation?
Shame on you, sir. Shame.
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I thought that was a feature of unity builds in general. I think it was always a thing for me. The first time I noticed it was when Aine and Jamie was talking in dormitory and I could see something in a background behind Aine's sprite. I thought at first that it was some avangard way of showing what characters were thinking about during conversations.
It’s funny because it drives Snow up the fucking wall, he hates the sprites doing that. Definitely getting permanently changed at some point.
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devs who want to give players relaxation don't make fishing minigames from my experience
I tried to fit the entire emotional range of OoT into the first 30 minutes or so. For better or worse, you'll know what you're getting yourself into.
Well, I can't say you didn't suceed in putting a whole range in there, lol. But I am having a lot of fun so far, it's certainly unique and it's clear you put a lot of effort in it!
Don't forget he literally has no internal monologue until after Chapter 9
.That's a pretty good pitch to keep in mind.
Not that I regularly pitch adult games to my friends... >_>
At first I did not get that the Thundercock power beam was real, and assumed he just suffered heatstroke at the beach and is imagining everything lmao
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I'm not gonna say that's how the story should end, but Newhart and St. Elsewhere were both 80s classics...
Which is a totally fair take.
The importance of the scene is that it tells you that the game is going to be playing some absolutely absurd premises completely straight and that while you and I both know it's a joke, to the characters it's entirely serious. Almost everything that comes after that is much more easily accepted because well, it may be weird but it's not Chad Thundercock in the clouds weird.
Jamie did talk about becoming a doctor in her second side story...
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Also I have to say not a big fan of the slurs being dropped. I think I get what you are going for. That CJ has some homophobia that he needs to deal with both in general and as he interacts with one particular character. But I think it overshoots that by a lot. That already gets conveyed by his more casual homophobia and heteronormativity in some scenes. The slurs just feel out of character. There's a vast difference between casual homophobia and dropping slurs. He gets portrayed as such an empathetic guy that it not only feels weird for him to be dropping slurs like that, but its also weird how none of his friends would say anything about him doing it.
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I get the feeling that this can go one of two ways:
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As for the slurs thing, that's already been debated here, and the conclusion seems to be that it's more of a sign of how close he is with his friends that he can say something so naturally hurtful and his friends know he doesn't mean anything by it. Not the best defence, but there it is.