You're in gamedev, you should know what some liberal arts faggot thinks about tech is not relevant when choosing tech. This isn't what defines how good tech is.No, what @normie wrote. Or really what i wrote. Even in his interview with RPG Codex some time ago he mentioned how easy it was to make and script stuff in the engine.
You're in gamedev, you should know what some liberal arts faggot thinks about tech is not relevant when choosing tech. This isn't what defines how good tech is.
What?I have a feeling New Vegas 2 is going to be a reality and it'll probably be Sawyer at the helm or Obsidian at the very least.
I'm not sure Microsoft would be happy letting the Fallout IP lay dormant for nearly a decade with only Fallout 76 to represent it while Toddler works on the next Elder Scrolls.
I also feel like any New Vegas 2 will try way too hard to recapture what New Vegas had that it'll end up feeling tryhard and cringe. Probably pozzed to hell except it will be blatant "current year" type shit.
If placing mobs in a level and dropping inventory items into their pockets is what "engine usage is" for you, you have some thinking to do. Any engine can do that. Try building it for switch. What, you can't? And nobody in the world can build it for switch? But I thought this was an amazing engine, cause sawyer and some pink haired trans people enjoyed it.The post i replied to was about the engine being shit and everything i've heard about from people who have used it was positive.
It would depend heavily on who was running development and the people working on it in general.What?I have a feeling New Vegas 2 is going to be a reality and it'll probably be Sawyer at the helm or Obsidian at the very least.
I'm not sure Microsoft would be happy letting the Fallout IP lay dormant for nearly a decade with only Fallout 76 to represent it while Toddler works on the next Elder Scrolls.
I also feel like any New Vegas 2 will try way too hard to recapture what New Vegas had that it'll end up feeling tryhard and cringe. Probably pozzed to hell except it will be blatant "current year" type shit.
You aren't excited for New Vegas 2: Electric Boogaloo?
If placing mobs in a level and dropping inventory items into their pockets is what "engine usage is" for you, you have some thinking to do. Any engine can do that.
Try building it for switch. What, you can't? And nobody in the world can build it for switch?
A survival mmo.Obsidian stopped being relevant a long time ago.
Don't know what do you all expect from this company anymore.
Older RPGs notoriously had the shittiest tools possible, yet were on another level compared to modern RPGs. Modern RPGs provide tools to accommodate the trooniest of "designers", you can practically dilate in them, and yet modern RPGs are shit.The tools are incredibly important - if not the most important
It shows no such thing.And in fact Skyrim was ported to Switch, which shows the engine can be used there.
The designers aren't part of the engine.Older RPGs notoriously had the shittiest tools possible, yet were on another level compared to modern RPGs. Modern RPGs provide tools to accommodate the trooniest of "designers", you can practically dilate in them, and yet modern RPGs are shit.
Huh, tools aren't the most important part of the engine, would you look at that.
Older RPGs notoriously had the shittiest tools possible, yet were on another level compared to modern RPGs. Modern RPGs provide tools to accommodate the trooniest of "designers", you can practically dilate in them, and yet modern RPGs are shit.
Huh, tools aren't the most important part of the engine, would you look at that.
BG3 platforms: no switch. Oh no, what happened, I thought your engine could do it out of the box.
It doesn't work that way, because their shit isn't an engine, it's a constantly evolving GAME code. While adding new features, they couldn't keep parity with switch, because all the people who knew how to do it left due to Swen being an extreme cunt, so switch capability was lost, now it'll have to be outsourced.
Already done. Well, it's multiplayer even if not on a MMO level.A survival mmo.
KOTOR2 Switch port from Aspyr:
https://www.eurogamer.net/knights-o...aspyr-did-nothing-wrong-by-cancelling-the-dlc
Knights of the Old Republic 2 Restored Content modder says "Aspyr did nothing wrong" by cancelling the DLC
"Quote me on that."
One of the original programmers who was part of the volunteer effort to bring the Restored Content mod to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 – The Sith Lords says Aspyr Media "did nothing wrong" when it cancelled the DLC for Switch.
Aspyr Media revealed on Friday that Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 – The Sith Lords' highly-anticipated DLC, Restored Content, would now not be coming to Nintendo Switch after all. The team did not explain why the DLC would "not be moving forward", and would not offer refunds either, instead choosing to offer a complimentary key for one of seven other Star Wars games.
As fans responded to the news, modder zbyl2 – who helped bring the Restored Content mod to PC in the first place – popped up in a comment on the KOTOR subreddit, saying: "Aspyr did nothing wrong. Quote me on that. Shame it ended the way it did".
"I have nothing but good things to say about Aspyr and our cooperation over the past eight years," they added.
The modder also made it clear that the cancellation had nothing to do with the "higher ups not wanting to give credit to the modding team".
"I made the mod. The above is 100 per cent false and I'm sad you got so many upvotes, because that rumour is now going to spread," they said.
"Aspyr was great to work with and they offered to credit the whole team long before I even asked about it."
That hasn't quite settled the disquiet of some players who believe that they should be offered "at least a partial refund" "considering [Aspyr] sold the game based on what turned out to be a false promise".
This time last year it was reported that the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic remake was "in serious trouble" and "delayed indefinitely" after Aspyr fired the game's art director and design director and told staff the hotly-anticipated remake was "on pause".
The dramatic decision came after Aspyr, which had been working on the game for three years at the time, demoed a vertical slice to Lucasfilm and publisher Sony which surmised the demo "wasn't where they wanted it to be".
Star Wars Fans Launch Class Action Lawsuit Over Cancelled KOTOR 2 DLC
Aspyr and Saber Interactive face a class action lawsuit after the restored content mod for KOTOR 2 on Switch was cancelled.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2 - The Sith Lords was ported to Switch last year, breathing new life into the often-overlooked sequel. Better yet, the announcement trailer stated that the Restored Content Mod would be available as DLC, which as many fans will tell you, is the best way to experience the classic RPG. However, amid trouble behind the scenes, the DLC was later cancelled, leaving KOTOR 2 just as unfinished as it is on other platforms.
Now, fans are mobilising, launching a class action lawsuit against developer Aspyr Media and publisher Saber Interactive. The suit is said to involve multiple fans who purchased KOTOR 2 on Switch, arguing that they would not have done so if not for the promised DLC. The suit argues that Aspyr and Saber are legally obligated to provide refunds, as some buyers say they never even played the game because they were waiting for the restored content.
The case, Malachi Mickelonis v. Aspyr Media, Inc. et al, can be viewed online, showing that it was filed in July of this year. The fans and their lawyer, Ray Kim, demand a jury trial, and the defendants have until October 4 to respond.
"In 2022, Defendants [Aspyr and Saber] advertised KOTOR to users of the video console Nintendo Switch as having never-before released 'Restored Content DLC,'" reads the lawsuit. "Plaintiff and numerous other consumers were excited about the new content that Defendants claimed was 'coming soon.' In fact, KOTOR sat at the top of Nintendo’s e-Shop rankings."
But of course, the DLC was later cancelled on June 2, a few days after we reported that all references to the restored content had been quietly removed from the announcement trailer.
"Plaintiff felt completely duped," the lawsuit continues. "In fact, Plaintiff did not even play KOTOR after purchasing it, instead choosing to wait until the Restored Content DLC was released."
This isn't too hard to believe. The general consensus in the fanbase is that you should only play with the restored content mod installed, even if it's your first playthrough. Far from being material that the original developer, Obsidian, felt didn't fit the game, much of it was only removed due to time constraints.
Still, there are a few things getting in the way of the plaintiffs being successful here. For starters, games and in-game content are often cancelled - an unfortunate reality of the industry. Furthermore, even if refunds weren't granted, Aspyr did offer affected fans a copy of KOTOR 2 on Steam - where the mod can be played for free - or another Star Wars game altogether. It remains to be seen if these fans can argue that this didn't go far enough, and that an exception to the usual refund procedures should have been granted.
Insanely basedNintendo fans are insane.
I know this might be news for a gay jew who is known to get shafted now and then but cancelling something that is pre-ordered and then not handing the money back goes against common sense consumer protections and even if the restored content mod is garbage it would set a bad precedent to let buyers get fucked by a business like this.Nintendo fans are insane.
The joke's on them when they win this lawsuit and have to file another lawsuit to remove the awful fan-made content included in the restored content mod.
The joke's on them when they win this lawsuit and have to file another lawsuit to remove the awful fan-made content included in the restored content mod.
The only thing fan-made here is the voiceover, this was just an earlier iteration of a quest that shouldn't have been restored.
That's pretty swell but it doesn't go near far enough.Thankfully someone made a mod to enjoy the bugfixes and other benefits of the restored content mod without the most retarded stuff: https://deadlystream.com/files/file/296-unofficial-tslrcm-tweak-pack/
Nintendo fans are insane.