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Dev Diary #3: Let there be Light!
This is perfect! Yes I agree that light should be more of a factor in an RPG, but at the same time I don't want to have to play my game peering into the screen trying to figure out what's what. Playing video games is a strain on one's eyes under the best of circumstances. No need to make it any worse, and especially for those of us older gamers. Separating out what the player...
This is perfect! Yes I agree that light should be more of a factor in an RPG, but at the same time I don't want to have to play my game peering into the screen trying to figure out what's what. Playing video games is a strain on one's eyes under the best of circumstances. No need to make it any worse, and especially for those of us older gamers. Separating out what the player...
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Dev Diary #1: Reaction System
That would be great! And if that is possible, then why not also allow the player to delay the turn of a player-controlled character by dragging and dropping to a later point in the round of their choosing, rather than delaying the action means that character goes to the end of the line?
That would be great! And if that is possible, then why not also allow the player to delay the turn of a player-controlled character by dragging and dropping to a later point in the round of their choosing, rather than delaying the action means that character goes to the end of the line?
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Dev Diary #1: Reaction System
Re. characters with the same initiative, is it possible to have the game allow them to go at the same time? Well in a computer game, I think you have to decide which of the them is going to play. On tabletop and as a DM, I would let players decide who wants to play first, but that is just me. Well, why not let the player decide?
Re. characters with the same initiative, is it possible to have the game allow them to go at the same time? Well in a computer game, I think you have to decide which of the them is going to play. On tabletop and as a DM, I would let players decide who wants to play first, but that is just me. Well, why not let the player decide?
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