That's awesome, AND now we can press F for windowed mode. What a glorious day! I am most grateful for this!
Thanks! You're right it does make it seem like a different order. I'll reword it next update. I need to come up with more ideas on how to communicate the ingredients in non obvious ways.Ok, so I've played through the new version and it's great, I just have one issue with the wording in the "Pink Potions", unless it's supposed to be on purpose?
It had me a bit confused and I spent a few minutes trying other ingredients that might seem pink and/or smelly until I realized I actually had the right ingredients the first time, just in the wrong orderYou don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
They are the black powder next to the sulfur and the cauldron, a bit hard to spot.
nah leave it like that, adds to the ditsy air head thing the potion does.
It took me a while to spot them too. For anyone else about to play the game
I figured out the right order by looking at the names mentioned in the book, the first name starts with a C and the second name starts with an S. I have no idea if you made this intentional or not, but that's one way to communicate the ingredient in a non-obvious way.
Perhaps it's better to leave it that way, yeah. Makes it more interesting.
Yeah I think I will, it seems like most will get to the answer in the end.
Thanks! The idea for the page text is that it's supposed to be a page from an actual book, so the sentence continues on the "next page" even though the player never sees it. I may change it though if it just looks like I forgot to finish the sentence.
Haha, I mean, I could pretend it was on purpose. I was hoping most people associate sulfur with smelling bad and that's about it. Word puzzles are a good shout, I just remembered I had an idea for a coded messages also. And yes the bookshelf is looking more and more small, I will have to do something about it.It took me a while to spot them too. For anyone else about to play the game
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I figured out the right order by looking at the names mentioned in the book, the first name starts with a C and the second name starts with an S. I have no idea if you made this intentional or not, but that's one way to communicate the ingredient in a non-obvious way.
As for other ideas, perhaps word puzzles? Something to decipher, fun but not too difficult? Consider the other potion book you added where the words are faded and incomplete so the reader has to deduce the ingredient from the letters that are left.
You shouldn't worry about that for now, I think the bookshelf is a bigger priority right now because soon enough there won't be space left on it.
Perhaps it's better to leave it that way, yeah.
I think maybe adding "..." or a dash at the end might make it seem more obvious that it's supposed to cut off. "Heading over..." or "Heading over-" something like that.
I'd love to be able to something like that but in a full game it would be way too much work. In a larger game I would want Hermione to be able to walk, run, play with potions, cast spells etc. etc. all with their own animations. Adding a transformation would mean I would have to do all the animation work again. And any time I wanted to add an animation to normal Hermione, say jumping over a fence, then I would have to do twice/thrice/quadruple the work depending on how many transformations there are.
