ShinyBoots1993
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I wish it ran on Windows 11Loved that game
Phoenix
I would assume not.
We haven't seen Null interact with any cosmic entities... yet.there's a difference though.
I wish it ran on Windows 11Loved that game
Phoenix
I would assume not.
We haven't seen Null interact with any cosmic entities... yet.there's a difference though.
Doesn't the gog version work?I wish it ran on Windows 11![]()
yes but the Phoenix force still needs a physical body and with Jean being a mutant, Null should be able to have some effect on it. maybe not a big effect but a minor one would still be possibleWe haven't seen Null interact with any cosmic entities
Homelander could have definitely saved the plane crash tho if he gripped the plane from the landing gear.In the first Homelander is asked why he can't just lift a falling plane after they discover he lasered the controls and he does make a comment about physics. Like he'd be flying in air, what is he using as leverage to push?
In Invincible Mark and Eve can't go five seconds without realizing that their understanding of the concept of "structural integrity" is non-existent.
Love the game story and our character interaction with marvel characterI've been craving Midnight Suns again since I've played this game. If anyone hasn't tried it, I would recommend that. It's not an adult game, but if you have any interest in card games, turn-based games or Marvel, I think you'll enjoy it.
And don't forget dating 3 hot girls at once! It's like he's someone's self-insert fantasy or something...It seems to me that Null is kinda op for his own universe. With his addition to the field team, lots of story arcs should be solved super easy, barely an inconvenient. Proteus, magneto, apocalypse, onslaught. Just have Null and a few persons with regular guns and it is over.
Or ignorant, at least. I don't think the average person knows these facts about airplane structural integrity.Homelander could have definitely saved the plane crash tho if he gripped the plane from the landing gear.
The nose gear is designed to support half the plane safely. It can easily be used to bring the nose level so the airfoil of the wings could go back to working and reduce the weight on him as well as slow descent. There was a good chance of it working.But homelander ass is stupid.
Nah he's not op, at least not the Null aspect by itself, the sprouting new mutations as needed might be, if it didn't put him in a coma every time. Any villain worth his salt could just keep you at bay with a long stick or something.It seems to me that Null is kinda op for his own universe. With his addition to the field team, lots of story arcs should be solved super easy, barely an inconvenient. Proteus, magneto, apocalypse, onslaught. Just have Null and a few persons with regular guns and it is over.
While the ideas you propose are hilarious and I wanna add Apocalypse suddenly crumbling to dust the second he is touched to that list, remember that for that Null needs to actually get close enough to them, hard to nullify Magneto when you can't get close without a manhole cover hitting you from the sides at 40 mph.It seems to me that Null is kinda op for his own universe. With his addition to the field team, lots of story arcs should be solved super easy, barely an inconvenient. Proteus, magneto, apocalypse, onslaught. Just have Null and a few persons with regular guns and it is over.
I giggle thinking about Bishop absorbing all kind of attacks, then Null doing is thing sees Bishop burn, freeze, explode, implode, electrocute disintegrate, etc at the same time.
Also making Chamber dissipate.
That's the thing, we do not know the full extent of Null's power since he has so far been limiting himself to mutant powers. Who knows (other than the developers) what would have happened if Null (after being hit by Juggernaut) stated to himself, "I wish I was less squishy and weak, I sure think a power like Juggernaut's would be cool to have."I wish it ran on Windows 11
We haven't seen Null interact with any cosmic entities... yet.![]()
Yes! It is a work in progress, but I would say establishing a design language that players can understand how to interact with seems quite foundational. Especially about how they set and communicate boundaries: setting up players for goals they cannot achieve will understandably lead to frustration. They give you a list of goals but put you in the sandbox, forgetting, a little bit, that you will start to generate your own goals in this situation, some of which are easy to anticipate (especially in porn game). I think this is what RLE is doing so well: Oni seems to anticipate your goals, and put enough of a journey on the micro-plots, that you to a degree feel like you are making your own story. Magic of sandbox. Well, you can of course postpone gratification, make it adventure, encourage experimentation and discovery, but it needs a decent feedback loop (information).If the game was more communicative about how far you can get in things, like relationships, sex, etc. I would have less a problem with tying relationship progress with story progress. A lot of the limits, etc. are not intuitive for me.
I do agree with you in your review in that there are certain aspects of it that fills what RLE lacks. But it does feel unfocused.
Hmm, focus. Tell me what you think about this: story itself, with the help of quest-log, that to a degree gives focus and even built-in walkthrough for sandbox itself. It is even in a sense in conflict with it (pure sandbox), limiting your free-play and self-expression.The GUI being unintuitive, the story choices giving only an illusion of choice.
To a degree, it is like that already. One of the conditions (quests) to progress from one season to another is a total number of relationship points, IIRC.I'm wondering if the reverse relation should have been better. Rather than requiring chapter 3 to increase relationship, requiring a certain relationship level before being able to continue the storyline.
What I have seen in TNH thread so far looks like they are really open to feedback. I think they have some good ideas. I'm hopeful, they will be able to build something compelling. Games on this forum have unusual development, by mostly inexperienced but passionate people. If Bioware, Blizzard or Arcane can really go completely off the rails... As we've seen... It is a small miracle we have so many interesting games in this genre.I feel like The Null Hypothesis is what happens when no one tells the creator that this idea is number 1, 2 and 3. And, as much as I hate to say it, solutions that look for a problem, if it doesn't learn to pivot (correctly) or have a HUGE backing (i.e. too big to fail), often slowly get bloated and fail.
Not a programmer myself, but understanding of stories - of narrative arts - is kinda passion of mine. I can do a lot of philosophizing and psychologizing about it given opportunity, and conversation with you so far put me in very analytical moodA lot of learning to become a programmer isn't just learning to write code, but to understand and find the essence abstract human concepts.
Even thinking about making my own game makes me often appreciate people that make these games a lot. In my opinion, there is a lot of quite unfair criticism and accusations. In large part because money is involved.Which brings me back to why I'm so lenient on Oni's code. [...] I know people keep complaining "He's making so much money, the code should be better." But I can tell you, first hand, what he's done is pretty impressive. Because, again, how many google products have died during RLE's existence? And they had more money AND people behind it.
I'm not sure mildly inconveniencing a cosmic force is an ideal plan of attack.yes but the Phoenix force still needs a physical body and with Jean being a mutant, Null should be able to have some effect on it. maybe not a big effect but a minor one would still be possible
I've been craving Midnight Suns again since I've played this game.
This has been one of our most requested post game stories to adapt as either part of the sequel or one of the stories added to chapter 6.Love the game story and our character interaction with marvel character
I mean... yeah.But homelander ass is stupid.
But can it block a 50cal round?Magneto already wears a helmet...
We kinda just assumed people would put two and two together as the systems are not THAT complex or hard to understand. The characters give explicit instructions and Nightcrawler breaks the 4th wall more than once. I genuinely attribute half of the complaints to a complete lack of patience and willingness to read. This is indeed a game, not a skinner box where you press a button and get the sex.It is a work in progress, but I would say establishing a design language that players can understand how to interact with seems quite foundational.
I haven't said it in awhile so it's on me for not mentioning it recently but chapter 1 is more just to establish the setting.There were no big changes in circumstances, major changing of status quo so far either. Mostly bridging iterative, progressively more open sandbox sections.
I mean they got a community manager, that'd be me, to ensure they're in the know.What I have seen in TNH thread so far looks like they are really open to feedback.
I'm a psyche major. I had direct input over Jean's non-kink anxiety as I very much understand her senioritusRecent discussions around here have included Skinner boxes and Kinsey Scales. Something tells my we have a psych major in our midst. Or worse, a Neo-Freudian.
It makes sense - Null is serving as a cognitive behavioral therapist for Jean.I'm a psyche major. I had direct input over Jean's non-kink anxiety as I very much understand her senioritus![]()
Anytime I see/hear someone end a word with itis(or something that looks/sounds like it), my mind automatically goes "Inflammation of the (Insert word here), makes absolutely no sense."I'm a psyche major. I had direct input over Jean's non-kink anxiety as I very much understand her senioritus![]()
I'm actually not responsible for that. I just helped the depiction of her anxiety. I left everything else to the writers because I specifically didn't want it to seem like Null was genuinely her behavioral therapist.It makes sense - Null is serving as a cognitive behavioral therapist for Jean.
Yeah I'm with you on that one. Senioritus isn't a real thing. It's just a joke name a bunch of seniors came up with to describe their increased stress as they get closer to graduating... and man am I chronic.Anytime I see/hear someone end a word with itis(or something that looks/sounds like it), my mind automatically goes "Inflammation of the (Insert word here), makes absolutely no sense."
It would be interest to see (i.e., I ain't volunteering) how many of these games feature, deliberately or not, legitimate psychological techniques to get laid.I'm actually not responsible for that. I just helped the depiction of her anxiety. I left everything else to the writers because I specifically didn't want it to seem like Null was genuinely her behavioral therapist.