Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique Hi Vazbol,great idea for a thread! Here my ideas I had about this problem:1. Change your controls. There is no need to stick to the three arrow keys approach. If you're using touchpad try some gestures instead, if you're using keyboard/controler what about

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique Hi.Well, there are a number of additional features you could implement and keep the current system as the basic fighting system.for example you can attack enemys in different regions of the body, so head, torso, arms and legs. Enemys can be armord

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique When it comes to Veil, I wouldn't like any magic in it, I would like it to be as realistically medieval as possible. So if we are limited, maybe we can have a possibility to fight on horseback and some special moves like swirling attacks with a whip

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique No iphone user seems to like talkback's l jestures but they really aren't difficult once you get used to it, and especially if it doesn't have to be a perfect l. I mention this because more inputs means more possibilities. For example, a regular slash

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique

Re: Making Simple Concepts Unique The biggest thing that I find to be the problem with A Blind Legend and The Vail's Gameplay is that there's no variation to it.  Like if you learned how to do the basics, then perhaps you leveled up, got new items to use, new weapons, then it could make

Making Simple Concepts Unique

Making Simple Concepts Unique So, I remembered some of the comments people had of "The Veil" at both points of the demo cycles. Some people seemed a bit put off on the fact the combat was similar to "A blind Legend" with a 3 directional combat screen. Then everyone was