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When you say third person, does it have to be the standard third person (i.e. camera behind player model), or is any third person fine? Cause you could probably make isometric game with funky lighting with enemies chasing you. Or is that too simple?
Here's the secret : what you should give people as a tutor isn't answers but a methodology to find them.
Kev is coming back to play Melee LMAO
You are a protagonist who looks really really strong who made the wrong turn to Jabroniville, a town full of jabronis, nerds, weeaboos, anime nerds, and all other unholy things in between. Your car which runs really really strong broke down and you're trapped. The villagers want you unstrong, the outside world doesn't know where you are, and the odds seemed stacked against you. You have two choices: survive or survive while looking really really strong.
The general world could just be based on the misadventures of PMS.
standardtoaster
I actually have that whole album on vinyl but it's a bad pressing and the highs are super screechy and unplesent
I don't know if it's better to have known and lost, than to have not known at all.Sometimes i need a little beak from my life. But then i look around and realize that I DON'T HAVE A LIFE!!
You're preaching to the choir there, and in a sense, doesn't the fact that you aren't alone in that regard mean you do have a life?Sometimes i need a little beak from my life. But then i look around and realize that I DON'T HAVE A LIFE!!
In a sense of the stereotypical life i see around me. You know, like out of place.
standardtoaster
Good for you man. Glad to see some people going out of their way to explore the greater depths of this world. Besides the language learning, what other plans do you have for Japan?
I dunno. I might play some new games, but I've got this biting urge to learn enough of the language to perform magic tricks without a language barrier. A big part of performance is the patter and pacing you add to it, and I just can't see myself enjoying my time there without my tricks in tow at full force.
TheDarkMysteryMan
, I mostly perform visual-heavy card tricks (flourishes, color changes, card spins/flips, all that good ****.) When I'm feeling a bit cocky, I'll bring out some speedy ring tricks that usually revolve around a ring "melting" through the hand or changing between dark black and gold coloration (a fun gimmick that). I gotta get into coin tricks again so I can show off my old-school transpo and vanish tricks, but they aren't regulars as of now.
So you were serious about being a magician? Well i like a good moment of confusion when I'm in the right mood. What sort of tricks are your bread and butter?
You know.
It starts out with just you, the darkness and a lit torch lying on the floor.
Once you pick up the torch you notice a crevasse or something like that, filled with some murky liquid. You light the liquid on fire, and it turns out to be oil. The crevasse is some sort of a lighting system that once lit lights up the entire place and reveals your location to be a crypt of some sort.
Now you have a torch in your hand and a maze with it's walls lit to explore. There are barely any sounds, except your silent footsteps. After a small walk through some corridors you come across a larger, open area. It has 3 doors in it, on each an ancient-typish picture, and some grey box-like things. The pictures on the doors depict and eye, a nose and a mouth. Upon closer inspection you notice the door with an eye on it is cracked. By picking up, and throwing one of the grey boxes at it, the door breaks, and you're free venture deeper.
Once again you light the oil ducts by the walls, and notice that you're now in a corridor that has eyes all over its walls. As you carry on you come across a tile that's slightly different in color from the rest. Stepping on it makes a tiny clicking noise. Carrying on you find a seemingly bottomless pit. You go back to place a grey box on the differing tile, and when you come back a bridge has emerged over the pit. Walking across it, you soon face a black chest. You open it, and from within jumps a strange creature pops out. It consists of a black orb that has a pair of eyes and feet. It seems elated you let it out. As you start walking the creature starts following you. The soundscape is expanded by occasional drops of water.
Once you reach the large open space once again, the creature goes to examine the door with a nose on it and somehow opens it. It seems elated again. Going in, the walls are covered in noses and the creature keeps up with you. Suddenly it starts shivering in fear. The road ahead is blocked by a trap of arrows shooting from the walls. You solve the problem by placing a black box there to block them. Deeper you find another black chest. Open it, and you find another strange creature, this time a black ball with a nose and two arms that it uses to walk. The balls seem happy. The sound of distant wind picks up.
Return to the open space again, and the nosed creature somehow opens the third door and motions you to go in. The three of you go in the mouth-painted corridor and soon you come across a classic box pushing puzzle. Solve it, an the balls dance joyously. You find a third black chest ahead. From inside you find a third black ball, this time with a mouth and a tail that it uses o propel itself in a snake-like fashion. The three things dance around you. The sounds of wind and water get stronger
Again you return to open space. The balls take a triangle shaped formation and suddenly a staircase leading upwards appears. The three run into it ahead of you. But then you hear a strange roar. Going up the stairs you come face to face with a massive root-like monster that hangs from the ceiling. It has captured the three. It swings with its roots, but its most massive ones are occupied with strangling the creatures, so it can only push you back. You burn it to cinders with your torch. Another upwards leading set of stairs is found from behind it.
The three pull themselves together after the monster has been slain. They start a happy dance around you, but slowly start dancing around each other more and more. They speed up, until they're indistinguishable from each other. A mighty black poof happens from, and from it appears a huge beast with massive eyes, nose and mouth. It eats you. Black screen. Credits roll.
-The puzzles are a place holder.
-This was kinda fun.
-Never having made a game myself, I can't tell how much work even such a simple piece would be. I'd imagine the root would be quite an undertaking, the balls would too, but the crypt itself would be relatively simple.
That face when you gotta pretend plup doesn't have cooler Samus while having to suffer through the slow corrupting drawl of grief.Just realized I'm watching a youtube video of Hugs watching a youtube video of Sfat watching a youtube video of his own match
Too many playercams up in here
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EDIT: Also I just found out about this bidou thing for sm4sh
It makes me sad you need to use a different controller and **** up your control scheme just so you can have movement options comparable to Melee and PM
How about you ascend from jobber status, visit the Tokyo Dome, and watch a New Japan Pro Wrestling show? You may be lucky to watch BIG MATCH TANAHASHI.I dunno. I might play some new games, but I've got this biting urge to learn enough of the language to perform magic tricks without a language barrier. A big part of performance is the patter and pacing you add to it, and I just can't see myself enjoying my time there without my tricks in tow at full force.
As for long term, I'm really curious as to what job opportunities they have for English-fluent expats. There's also the fact that I'm an English major that wants to understand the structure of everyday language in comparison to something so foreign.
100/10 Would play forever.I like Gray's idea but with some modifications so you can actually finish it. I could think of my own idea but going to add onto this one because I'm liking where this is going.
(backstory first, no gameplay)
Protaganist is Old Man Gray (Henceforth referred to as OMG) and he unleashes all of his strength to rid the world of jabronis, nerds, anime nerds, and whatever else he feels like. A freak accident happens when OMG was too strong. He ends up doing an attitude adjustment so strong that sends him into an anime world. OMG's strength during this floats away into muscle spirit that he has to regain.
(gameplay)
OMG moves around in an isometric (but still 3d) top down view with the mouse. Throughout his journey he walks around different areas (with different lightings, like lava caves, etc).
Two different options for autonomous system movement:
- Anime nerds and stuff (PMS) are randomly saved/they join the party
- As OMG collects his muscle spirit back they glow in different colors and circle/follow OMG (could give lighting effects).
(story)
End of story undecided. There's the meteor/whatever idea I guess though
- OMG destroys the thing to show all the nerds/jabronis/waifu people what true strength is
or
- OMG got affected by his own attitude adjustment and decides to save the nerds/jabronis/waifus
I mean new york stepped it up tonight
It really is a Zach Snyder movie, for better and for worse. I don't know what I was expecting. I guess I was hoping he'd eventually learn from his mistakes.
I'm really not looking forward to seeing the DC universe get absolutely butchered
— Arthur Memes (@shadyarthur) March 25, 2016
eww, gross
