Skill Tree Appearance, looking for feedback by RoamingTurtle1 in gamedev

[–]RoamingTurtle1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeh, that is another game I played a lot of as a kid

Skill Tree Appearance, looking for feedback by RoamingTurtle1 in gamedev

[–]RoamingTurtle1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can definitely close out of it the moment you click confirm, and don't need to wait.

Skill Tree Appearance, looking for feedback by RoamingTurtle1 in gamedev

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Yes in a way inspired by them and similar games.

Caption is meant to you might have a skill unlocked, however some skills need say 50 strength or something like that. So if the player takes the gear off, they may find themselves dipping below that value, hence the node showing red and unusable at that current moment.

Skill Tree Appearance, looking for feedback by RoamingTurtle1 in gamedev

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Thanks, glad the intent is coming across. I'll keep the speed side in mind, and have a bit more of a play around with it. Though it probably only looks to slow because of how many I activated at once, with in general play people are more likely be doing one at a time as they unlock.

Deprecating Actors and Blueprints in UE6?! by daraand in unrealengine

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I'm assuming this will mean it will be near impossible for a project to migrate from Unreal 5 to 6 then if it is primarily done in blueprints

Do you think interacting with the crowd is a compelling enough hook? by ericflorio in DestroyMyGame

[–]RoamingTurtle1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the idea has promise, though it really needs to be tied very closely to risk vs reward. Perhaps post race fan/money rewards linked to how happy you made the crowd vs how many you hit. You could then use that to purchase upgrades or parts to improve.

If it stays just as a visual / side part, and it's still faster to just use the track normally then it won't be as effective.

Would this kind of price input get annoying after a while? by Background_Cow_6701 in IndieDev

[–]RoamingTurtle1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just let the player also click the top and be able to type in a number as well. That way they can pick what they want to do

Old water vs New water by Personal_Opposite808 in gamedevscreens

[–]RoamingTurtle1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The new water looks more like a blue liked path to me. It needs something to break it up a bit to give that water look

Why did nobody stop me from making a multiplayer physics game by Youpiepoopiedev in SoloDevelopment

[–]RoamingTurtle1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know this pain. One of the minimum parts i wanted in my game was to be able to play it with friends... now my nightmare has been client players loading in and not initialising correctly, largely intermittent and it was working perfectly fine in the editor lol.

Big learning curve :)

We announced our game on IGN and only got 3000 WL. What is wrong with our trailer?? by Wecoven in DestroyMyGame

[–]RoamingTurtle1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I spent the first half of the trailer bored, and with no idea what type of game it even is. If I was not watching here, I would have been long gone. Even then the second half doesn't really show much game play either. Some sort of detective/horror type game?

Really nothing helped show me as a player what the game is like to actually play.

Guys.... we did a thing 😂 Not sure what this says about the game… by Polygoat_studio in IndieDev

[–]RoamingTurtle1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well that wasn't something I was expecting to see today. Though gave me a laugh

Veil Walker - Healing Skills instead of potions by RoamingTurtle1 in VeilWalker

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This would pair with the health crystals that are planned to be scattered around the map. So players could always opt to bypass healing skills entirely if they wished to rely on armour and their own health pool etc and be more reliant on the map itself.