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Glen Malley @glen_malley@mstdn.ca
1y
Couldn't resist the FOMO so I guess here we go
A screenshot from the game Avowed The results of character creation. Our protagonist stands in a study, she is lithe and wiry, dark red hair pulled back, bronze-brown skin with bright green eyes, and a very prominent pink coral growth across her forehead like a tiara.
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Glen Malley @glen_malley@mstdn.ca
1y
+1 to the devs for putting hidden loot behind a waterfall in the tutorial area.
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Glen Malley @glen_malley@mstdn.ca
1y
Okay, back at this and I dunno if trying to play as an archer right off the bat is a great idea. I don't quite have things down yet, so I find myself getting shot to shit by enemies while I'm supposed to be the one sniping them from safety.
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Glen Malley @glen_malley@mstdn.ca
1y
All I know is that even with my two companions keeping everyone's interest, these little lizard bastards keep chucking rocks at me while I'm aiming and I've had to heal from almost dying twice now.
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Glen Malley @glen_malley@mstdn.ca
1y
Aaaand I died. To be fair, I tried to switch to the bow while in a boss fight. I dunno what I was thinking, of course he could charge me.
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Glen Malley @glen_malley@mstdn.ca
1y
Look, I fucking LOVE this feature. Other devs need to copy this shit. When you're in a conversation and you're not sure of context, you can click a button and it opens a little window to explain terms and lore shit to you. That is brilliant for an RPG.
You wanna use the word "Claviger" instead of "Governor"? No problem, just explain that in the context window. Genius.
A screenshot from the game Avowed. A shot of dialog from the rpg, in which the character is talking to some NPCs. The text of the conversation is on the left, and a button has opened up a Lore/Context window to the right which can be used to understand context and terminology used in the conversation.
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​:butterfly_lesbian:​ Jennifer ​:butterfly_trans:​ @transcendentempress@peculiar.florist
1y
@glen_malley Reminds me of the dialog system in Morrowind which was all keywords based, with NPCs giving you most of the lore through them.
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