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Will something change after Dungeons Defenders (based on UE3) got ported to linux?
So, sorry for disturbing, I'll try to run the game in wine.
NightWolf, people have tried the game on lower spec machines and have said that it ran fine. Physics isn't the issue with the graphics card, it's the post processing / lighting / double rendering. You may, for example, be able to run the game perfectly fine at 50-60fps on old hardware... right up until it starts rendering multiple scenes, in which case it could drop to 20 - 30fps.
You can try it, I just won't recommend it as giving you an ideal play experience. The game feels way nicer at a solid 60fps.
For some reason ESC doesn't work for me, but shift-ESC does, including holding down shift-ESC to exit.
i tried running it with integrated intel graphics gma3100 (E4600 cpu, 4 GB ram) - no success.
stuck in an "old" ati radeon HD4350 - works fine.
I have some questions though:
1 - Is there a point to the hidden purple blocks?
2 - Does anything special happen when beating the game under the time limit? I don't want to delete my save data just to find out...
Thanks! :)
I Am A Bit Stupid, I Saw A Bunch Of People Play This Game And It Looked Amazing, So I Bought It For Myself, And I Admit, I Found The Price A Tad High (No Offence), Im Sure It Will Be Worth It, And I Know How Much Time And Effort Must Have Been Put Into This. My Issue Is That I Am A Bit Stupid And Once Bought It, Realised That i Couldn't Play It, I Have A Mac.
My Question Is This, Can You Give Me An Estimated Time Where The Mac Version May Be Able To Download.
Many Thanks, Physics_Rabbit.
But im wondering where to learn making a game using udk.. Now im a indie game developer and i use Unity engine... Is there any good tutorial for UDK?
Thanks in advance..
I have an idea of a story that can account for this game but I in no way think this is what you have envisioned.
I imagine that this powerful entity comes and grabs a few FPS avatars and begins testing them. Finding one worthy for ascension this entity begins to make and remake this would in a process of transforming it. The player pick up at a point when this avatar is on the cusp of enlightenment. It has already gone though drastic changes and so has this reality that it is being reshaped in. The end of the game makes a title card for us but for the avatar it is the last step before entering the beyond.
I imagine you are this powerful entity since you are the programmer. You did take an engine and a basic fps and build it into the game we have now so I think the story works as an allegory.