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ВЕРНИТЕ ВОЗМОЖНОСТЬ СИДЕТЬ!!!!!!11!!1

Publicado originalmente por SirBogRat:

Publicado originalmente por McLovinSx64:

Sooo Postal 4 is just DOA now?

They've adressed this already saying that Redux will primarily worked on by a different dev team

its been dead for at least a year

Publicado originalmente por Jazz:

Publicado originalmente por 󠀡󠀡:

Caves of Cud has no learning curve ... it just punches you in the face.
While you already are on the ground. Burning. And missing two legs and an arm. Famished.

Have you ever played Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead?
I love that game, but HOO BOY is it's learning curve a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nightmare. Caves of Qud's a cakewalk in comparison.

Yes. And I love/hate it equally.

Publicado originalmente por Jemor-1953:

Do you need to research them first? I think you need a librarian and do the research on them. Not sure though.

they are not research items

No trouble at all.

You can use whatever exotic you want. They just made a list of "featured exotics" that recieve a bonus (10% damage for guns, and 3% Damage reduction for armors). It's a dumb system, but it doesn't really change much in the end, because exotics are "build enablers" beyond their base damage value.

(And I'm pretty sure Actium Rig is featured anyway).

Publicado originalmente por hirsch-hunter:

Depends on what you want to know exactly,

Gameplay, each companien has diffrent abilitys for diffrent situations/Enemie types so its more about balancing your own weaknesses with your team. In the first ME there is more to it since if you need to hack anything you need a squadmember who is good in hacking if you are not. In ME 2 and 3 that doesnt exist anymore as a skill requirement. Other than that bring you favorit

Story (no spoilers)
especially in later games you will find your old squadmates that also play a bigger role in main missions or side missions. Depending on how you interacted with them, the things they have to say will change and also how that missions turnes out. Some can even die from a choice you made in a earlier game. Some might have died in one game and than get replaced in a later game but the outcome of the missions change and the things these new characters have to say.
There are some big changes in how a mission will end if just one squadmate died during a game
in every mission every squadmate you can bring has diffrent dialoge, some is the same with other words but its still interesting what everyone has to say. Sometimes you get special dialog between a squadmate and a NPC you meet so there is much to try out and replay.
Same goes with NPC you meet while playing, its always nice to find someone and have a quick chatt from another game.

I watched ME1 on YouTube many years ago. Seen the price tag on this and though I couldn't pass it up. I remember that all the games connect when you %100 them. So for me that is something I can pace with. The advice for Hacking is pretty big. I'm sure there be some pretty cool options ahead. Plus with Squad interactions. I feel like Call of Duty: World War 2 should've taken notes on ME. Considering the size and level of writers' investing time into each character is pretty cool.

Publicado originalmente por 󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡:

Unless thats a twin or Im high af

PSA: Don't play the Delta Plus dawg it's absolute ♥♥♥♥

You have Red Zeta, that's actually good, play that

Publicado originalmente por b89330011:

The developer listed “Performance improvements” as a completed task.

We never did, what you're claiming is wrong. While we agree that it still needs quite some work, it's also a task we're continuously working on. And every time when we did some improvements, we will list it in the change log. Actually improvements like that will never be finished as there is always room for improvement in that regard.

- Reloading 3/6 shotgun shells shouldn't require an animation refilling all 6 shells.

it's an annoying thing to both program and model ( 6 separate reload states) gets worse if you want to stop the animation and still have them loaded

You don't need to make 6 separate animations and states for it. (That is just an awful way to do it.) All you need to do is split the reload animation into 3 parts, one for starting the reload, one that can be looped, and one for ending the reload.
Then for programming it's just:
1. Start the reload and play the first animation.
2. Play one loop of the second animation.
3. Increase the ammo in the shotgun by 1
4. Check if the current ammo is greater than or equal to the max ammo.
5. Go back to step 2 if current ammo is less than max ammo, if not then end the reload and play the final animation.