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Silenius 님이 먼저 게시:

Yeah there are a lot of towers and combinations and heroes/towers to use unlock. Hard to know which is better in which situation and different maps.

I will give you a glimpse of what each Monkey category does. You can start by simplifying few category to use.
Primary - Low base cost, they do everything. (Debuff, MOAB, pierce, single target, etc)
Military - Have unique ways to attack globally, often have camo crosspath
Magic - Higher price, but stronger supportive role and projectiles
Support - Fits perfectly on any strategy. (Camo, fund, attack speed, leaking bloon/Ceramics)

Then you just mess around. See how much a higher tier upgrade cost and do.

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Thanks for sharing :-)

go to an outlaw station. Buy all the suspicious arms/tech, sell all the tech upgrades you get from opening the packets (but don't open the modules themselves or they'll lose all value...)

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I love it.

A few things are annoying, for example, right-clicking to see creature stats from the hero menu doesn't work; instead, you double-click, and then you have to reopen the hero menu again.

But these are all minor things and will certainly be patched.

But the UI itself is hot.

Best DEVS i ever seen, incredible update !

EF_Neo1st 님이 먼저 게시:

Still there are cases of "tone down the difficulty",much like Mario Bros 2 that at Japan it was Mario Bros 2, where at Japan it was the actual planned game but at US they decided the game was tooo hard for the US playerbase and they taken another game, Doki Doki Panic, reskinned it with Super Mario assets and called it a day, but the original SMB2 game is what at US is known as "The Lost Levels" (lost because at US it was not officially released but scrapped for the "easier". more lenient, game).

I did know they replaced Mario 2 with another game, but couldn't remember why, but yeah that sounds about right,

I'm learning a lot today, thanks man.

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CapJackRackham 님이 먼저 게시:

I disagree...

Whilst Paradox may have insisted on the use of Bloodlines as a game title, the moment TCR knew this they had 3 options.

1) Say no and create the game under their own branding (Fund via another means).

2) Say yes but change their vision to fall in line with the source material.

3) Say yes and use the money to create their own vision under BL2 name (Mislead the players).

It's unrealistic for the paying public to effectively be conned into thinking they were buying something only to find out it's something else and not have a negative reaction. So since they chose option 3, they deserve the critique. Had the game been called Phyre with zero named link to WoD, VTM or Bloodlines then the reaction would have been nowhere near as much as it has been since day 1. At least it could have stood on its own merit.

The irony that had TCR created the game fans wanted with Bloodlines, the game would be a financial success, the Devs would have been a success and would have been far more likely to have been able to get their funding to create their own branded game but now their art is ruined.

You misunderstand how game dev works....

!) They can not do this, Paradox owns the game they were just brought on to finish and change Hardsuits work. Chinese Room does not own the IP so could not just go make a different VTM game.

2)Again they did very little asset development so they had to make a game out of what Hardsuit left them so they couldn't change too much mostly just the story like Paradox wanted, so it would fit "modern audiences"

3) No one has been misled under this title they are being super transparent so I'll give them credit for that...I mean they aren't even trying to hide the horrible animations in the gameplay and trailer videos, so you know what you are buying into.

Except that's not entirely the case.
When HSL left, Paradox didn't approach TCR, TCR approached Paradox with an idea for their vision of a vampire game, said it wouldn't cost them anything. To which Paradox basically said sure we'll publish the game but you have to use the Bloodlines 2 name. Since TCR are basically hired external agency workers and not under Paradox payroll, they could have declined and found someone else to get their game off the ground.

Equally, there was no voice acting for HSL MC, no voice dialogue for Fabien, no animations for the MC as it was all in first person in the HSL version, they could have used Rik Shafer's music instead of getting their own composers involved. The artwork, everything has been built from the ground up by using parts of the HSL version. They didn't have to do this, Paradox don't tell them they had to create the game they created, simply to use the name.

That means all creative responsibilities lie with TCR, no Paradox.

Paradox aren't blameless, they didn't have to greenlight the production of a game that's nothing to do with VTM or Bloodlines, they could have either retired the name and written off the costs whilst allowing this game under a different name.

But to justify everything negative as being solely Paradox? Whatever budget and time restraints where there for this game, TCR still had autonomy over what the time and budget was spent on.

They didn't have a gun to their heads says do this or else.