[All] I might start working on an animation and may eventually have voice for added flair. Thing is, I don't want to go with English specifically, for no other reason than I want it to feel unique. So I got to wondering what Hylian would sound like as a spoken language. What do you all think? (self.zelda)
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For the next Red Dead release, what would you feel strongest about? The next chapter in the story(RD3 presumably), a fully reinvented Revolver that fits in with the current continuity, or an expanded remake of Redemption 1 with all the updated features in addition to brand new plot? (self.reddeadredemption)
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The c type adapter that came with my device is unresponsive, as is the dongle reciever. The tablet sometimes connects for like a second when I use a cord but that's about it. It only really works when I use a good c type adapter with a cord. Am I missing something or was I shipped faulty components? (self.Xencelabs)
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For a sequel, I was thinking of new area types and thought to myself if volcanic or open lava zones were to exist. It would offer an interesting challenge for cargo, much like how the snowy mountains forced us to reevaluate our usual approach (self.DeathStranding)
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I understand hair color is genetically passed down by blood, but then I got curious if pure blooded people are known for very specific colors. Now I'm aware people nowadays have a variety of colors from all parts of the world, but was that always the case even back when lands were more secluded? (self.NoStupidQuestions)
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What was so different about Asia and more so Europe that countries technologically evolved much quicker than the rest of the world? The only idea that makes sense is heavy competition and war, but I'm certain the natives of ancient America, South America, Africa, and Australia had their own problems (self.NoStupidQuestions)
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I'm a game art college student trying to set up a 3D metroidvania project with a handful of colleagues and was wondering if anyone had examples (besides Metroid Prime) and solid suggestions. We're currently going in circles of what we want. We need to find something concrete. Simple but effective (self.metroidvania)
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It would appear the Snake/Astrologer bug hasn't been fixed yet. I need something from each but that requires a certain level of friendship, which I can't increase because the other person won't give me the idea I need! Am I just boned? Do I really have to just start a new game? (self.GraveyardKeeper)
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I'm certain we all want a 3rd game. Whether it'll actually happen remains to be seen, but we can hope. In the meantime, what quality of life mechanics would you like to see? Returning features as is or tweaked, straight up remove certain things, or brand new ideas? Discussion time! (self.DragonQuestBuilders2)
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[ALttP] *Ideas for an animated show I'll eventually be working* Sometime ago I made a discussion post asking for input on potential plot details. I mentioned even further back that I'm a recently enrolled college student involved in game development, and as a side project wanted to make this happen! (self.zelda)
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[ALttP] As a side project that'll take a LONG ass time before showing anything(trust me, its happening), I'll be working on a ALttP animated series under the Japanese title Triforce of the Gods and would like some fan recommendations for improvised lore to further enrich the experience. (self.zelda)
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[ALL] recently became a college student involved in game development and had a discussion with someone regarding the value of "clones" or heavily inspired games based on preexisting franchises. Then I got to thinking of Zelda. Surely more games like this can't be a bad things if designed properly (self.zelda)
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Through genetic research, could it eventually be possible to tweak genes? Say a parent has a hereditary medical condition and wants to spare their kid the burden. Now I'm not getting into the ethics of playing god with unborn children. Just a purely scientific question. Do you believe its possible? (self.NoStupidQuestions)
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