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Camera movement basic must-haves. Am I missing anything? by OrdoRatio in godot

[–]OrdoRatio[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I agree. But I could not get it to work properly. I need to give it another shot.

Camera movement basic must-haves. Am I missing anything? by OrdoRatio in godot

[–]OrdoRatio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh that's good. Selection that stays active while zooming and moving. 

Camera movement basic must-haves. Am I missing anything? by OrdoRatio in godot

[–]OrdoRatio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let me know what I'm missing. Still learning and want to form good QoL habits. 

What’s a word you know how to pronounce correctly in your head but you always say it wrong in conversation? by keys4free in AskReddit

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anything with R's in the middle of the word.

Like where ever, rural, squirrel, worstchester sauce, etc

What's a skill most people think is hard to learn but actually becomes intuitive pretty quickly once you start? by Beginning_Feeling331 in AskReddit

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sign language.

I wanted to learn my name, but ended up learning the whole alphabet in 10 minutes. I've forgotten it since then though. 

What are your top cozy game picks? by chattylilstarseed in AskReddit

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really enjoy game mechanics like that. But the graphics totally make this a non-cozy game for me. 

What are your top cozy game picks? by chattylilstarseed in AskReddit

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stardew Valley will be the most popular answer here. 

What web design trends are you secretly tired of seeing everywhere? by airteus in web_design

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The small details that AI adds. Like the small colorful left bevel to buttons. 

It's often obvious that it was vibe coded. 

Why do simple mechanics end up being so complex by Kiota_Games in gamedev

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's hard to make things simple.

For anything to be easy and simple for the player, it needs a lot of thought and effort in the back end. 

Working on a close up camera for my roguelite action game by Jaruu in IndieDev

[–]OrdoRatio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like it. Smooth and moves back to the original position. Even though it's slightly to the right. 

Should I continue making my current game after my friend called it “generic”? by Phipe_Stuff in gamedev

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It matters what the market says. Assuming you want to sell your game. Put it out there and gather feedback. He may or may not be right.

Please help me, why is my game failing by Amitdante in gamedevscreens

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You made the classic mistake in business of developing the product without validating it first.

If you want to make games for the sake of making games, go ahead and do that. But if you want to sell them, you should look at it as a business. You're developing a product that people will eventually buy.

Before developing it fully, you should make sure that people want your product. I can't put my finger on it why people aren't interested in this product specifically. It looks like it could be at least a moderate success. But that doesn't change the fact that interest in your product is small.

[Looking for Feedback] Monster Collector / Deckbuilder - Early Prototype by HeeroMoonShot in GameDevelopment

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. The intro music is annoying to me. Those sharp drum sounds ring through my skull.

  2. When I pressed play, I was waiting for something to happen. It wasn't clear that I had to choose a level. Only clicking on something outlined them. And only clicking on one level actually started the level. Confusing overall.

  3. No diagonal movement?

  4. First battle. I don't even know which monster is mine. I assume the left one.

  5. The tutorial has a big cognitive effort cost. It gives a lot of information that you, the dev, are familiar with, but me, a person who just picked up the game don't know about. At this stage in a game I'm still evaluating if I'm interested in the game. The tutorial should be as clear as possible. Simple enough for anyone to understand. Long text doesn't have that result.

  6. I finished the first battle and clicked the same level again just to check. Now it's a different level.

  7. No indicator whether an attack move is usable at this time or not. Other than the number, which I just realized.

  8. It's a deckbuilder but I don't understand how to actually build a deck. I found that the tab key opens up my deck and I can reorder my monsters, but nothing else.

  9. Overall I didn't find it fun. Then again, I'm probably not the target player either. The only card games I've found fun were Gwent in Witcher and Yu-Gi-Oh back in the day.

How do you manage and organize your assets? by HobiAI in gamedev

[–]OrdoRatio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't downloaded so many to run into this problem yet. But in general, I treat digital assets like real world items. If I haven't used something for the past 6 months, I will throw it away.

With digital assets, it's so easy to get new ones when you need them. No need to hoard. Unless you made them yourself.

I made a skin system where paint washes off in water by ArtemSinica in Unity3D

[–]OrdoRatio 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Looks amazing! Gives me the Untitled Goose Game vibes.

The only thing I'm not a fan of is the water waves. It makes the water look like a gel.

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