People often times type as though they are speaking the words they are writing, adding the question mark at the end of the I wonder statement adds intonation. Also, in this case it could be a question and statement at the same time.
getting it confused is understandable. The English language is a fickle mistress...
Yea, I mix up shit sometimes too.
for them to tell us what's the main plot of the story is about
What? That's not just twice the size of the previous release, it's slightly more than the entire game in it's current state.
Well it will also be the longest release cycle so far, and they upgraded their GPU significantly during this cycle. Plus render count is only part of the story.
Might be remembering wrong, I thought it came at the start of CH5's cycle. Might have been late into CH4's then?
The renders for this game are absolutely stunningly amazing in my opinion. Really nailed it on visual quality.
You'll have a hard time getting it, because according to the dev log released on the first anniversary of Summer Heat's release, they built all the sets themselves, including the outdoor ones.
The post included some pictures showing how each set gradually took shape. They don't work anymore in Paynne's post, but I did a bit of digging and here they are:Dev log said:Set Design
The train station was the first set we worked on. It took the longest to create and turned out very laggy in the end, mostly due to our inexperience. Regardless, we truly enjoyed the process of designing and building our own sets! Knowing that most aspects of the world were designed by us made it all feel so much more real. That feeling was the "gateway drug" which led to us creating all of our own sets.
We also have a couple of time-lapse pictures saved up! Starting with...
The lodge. Destination of Art Summer and Kate's home. There's not much to say about it except that it's a house... with a garage!
The backyard. The backyard will be more relevant to the story than the front yard. Many activities will occur here, such as the team exercise in CH04. Most of the area has already been seen, but there's still plenty to explore—such as the Jacuzzi and the small, private shed.
The strip mall. We got a little bit carried away... The GPU did not like this one. The strip mall from CH02 will also be a reoccurring location in Summer Heat.
Bill's grocer. It was fun to build, but a major pain in the ass to work with. There are just too many objects on the shelves. Some tears may have been shed while working with this set.
Forest path. We created several forest sets for CH04 and future chapters. This is one of them. Unlike the train station and strip mall, the forest sets don't lag at all! This set was also used for theYou must be registered to see the links
The field. This is where the class goes with Mr. Miller in CH04. It's a bit worn down, as you might have noticed.
The glade. Don't mind the creepy doll! Sophie and Player have a private conversation here in CH04. Another likely reoccurring location, along with the other forest sets.
Abandoned school. We've also been slowly building this abandoned school, which can be seen in the distance in CH04. It's a work in progress, as you can see. We won't visit there yet but it will play a role in the future.
...And there are many more sets to come!
Good eye man, sucks because they're beautiful environments. But I get it, wish I knew how to create environments, I'd put my old dreams of being an architect to workYou'll have a hard time getting it, because according to the dev log released on the first anniversary of Summer Heat's release, they built all the sets themselves, including the outdoor ones.
Maybe if you ask very nicely...
The post included some pictures showing how each set gradually took shape. They don't work anymore in Paynne's post, but I did a bit of digging and here they are:
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The building in those last renders is the abandoned school that I mentioned the other day.You'll have a hard time getting it, because according to the dev log released on the first anniversary of Summer Heat's release, they built all the sets themselves, including the outdoor ones.
Maybe if you ask very nicely...
The post included some pictures showing how each set gradually took shape. They don't work anymore in Paynne's post, but I did a bit of digging and here they are:
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I should have been more specific I mean I won't look at another girl in that game
