Game News Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader Ground Combat Guide

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Tags: Owlcat Games; Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader

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[Sentinel]

Why is there no animation for when enemies dodge attacks?

Is this 1980? Mathfinder games had it.

Hate how they're exposing all the formulas. Just promotes metafaggotry. I like figuring out how a game works..

 

[Lady Error]

Why is there no animation for when enemies dodge attacks?

Is this 1980? Mathfinder games had it.

A real deal-breaker. It's the current year, after all.

Hate how they're exposing all the formulas. Just promotes metafaggotry. I like figuring out how a game works..

Don't watch such videos then?

Though I guess it is a good sign that there is nothing substantial to complain about.

 

[Sentinel]

A real deal-breaker. It's the current year, after all.

You prefer a game with no animations then?

Don't watch such videos then?

Did you even watch the video? The formulas are in the in-game tooltips.

 

[Lady Error]

You prefer a game with no animations then?

I prefer no graphics at all. Obviously.

The formulas are in the in-game tooltips.

Don't click on the tooltips then?

 

[Sentinel]

Don't click on the tooltips then?

They're unavoidable as they show up when you hover over things

I prefer no graphics at all. Obviously.

DISGUSTING

 

[Devastator]

This is... Not nearly as terrible as I had expected. I'll probably give it a try and see for myself.

 

[luj1]

Why is there no animation for when enemies dodge attacks?

Is this 1980?

I know right. Even NWN had it.

 

[Mr. Magniloquent]

Awesome update from Owlcat. Info on the mechanical aspects of the game is always what I'm most interested in. So far I like what I see.

 

[Mangoose]

Why is there no animation for when enemies dodge attacks?

Is this 1980?

I know right. Even NWN had it.

In fact, this is important because this is graphical gameplay feedback. You NEED unconscious feedback that in order to interact well with the game. Not even simply being provided numbers - that requires the consciousness/attention spent on looking at the numbers instead of playing the game.

Sim racing games take advantage of force feedback. Any action game needs good feedback because without it the action is.. more dull.

A game such as this Rogue Trader should have the "genre equivalent" of "force feedback."