Polish butthurt shouldn't be a reason to skirt Forum structure.
The game will apparently describe the events of Time of Troubles.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_of_Troubles
https://smuta.games/
but I'm not paying for it.
Just because Ghost of Tsushima is an inspiration doesn't mean it can't be an RPG. Or have RPG elements and end up being aRPG. Some sites suggest as much:Another proof that the game (even if it will be one day created, which is more and more doubtful) won't be an RPG but rather an action adventure:
In this old article https://polskigamedev.pl/smuta-rosja-sfinansuje-gre-o-najezdzcach-z-polski/ from May 2022 the co-owner of the studio, Aleksiej Kopciew, states that their inspiration for the game was Ghost of Tsushima.
Source: https://wnhub.io/news/art/item-24941According to Vyacheslav Makarov, who oversees the development of the action RPG “Smuta”, any “established game studio” can make a drone control simulator. He pointed out that remote controls for drones are similar to gamepads, so the development of games for them should not cause great difficulties.
But nothing suggests it will be an arpg. We've seen some early footage of walking and fighting but no character screen or any suggestion there will be an advancement system.Just because Ghost of Tsushima is an inspiration doesn't mean it can't be an RPG. Or have RPG elements and end up being aRPG.Another proof that the game (even if it will be one day created, which is more and more doubtful) won't be an RPG but rather an action adventure:
In this old article https://polskigamedev.pl/smuta-rosja-sfinansuje-gre-o-najezdzcach-z-polski/ from May 2022 the co-owner of the studio, Aleksiej Kopciew, states that their inspiration for the game was Ghost of Tsushima.
Drone control simulator seems to be another project of theirs. It's not a drone controlling system just a game in which you control drones with a gamepad. It does not suggest the platform on which Smuta will be developed/ported to.Some sites suggest as much:
Source: https://wnhub.io/news/art/item-24941According to Vyacheslav Makarov, who oversees the development of the action RPG “Smuta”, any “established game studio” can make a drone control simulator. He pointed out that remote controls for drones are similar to gamepads, so the development of games for them should not cause great difficulties.
Interestingly enough he talks about gamepads, which suggests targeting console market first and foremost (and would be in-line with Ghost of Tsushima as it seems to be a console-only title as well)? Or they want to scam their government by pretending they can make a drone controlling system by getting money to fund their game, saying it's "a video game simulator"? It's weird.
My Russian is horrible (my Google Translate is excellent though!), but the developers' site says it's "a historical Action RPG" (историческую Action RPG). We shall see how true this is when we'll see more of the actual gameplay.But nothing suggests it will be an arpg. We've seen some early footage of walking and fighting but no character screen or any suggestion there will be an advancement system.
I hope there will be some rpg meat on those bones. If the game ever gets released, of course. Until then we are left with a glorious shitposting arena.My Russian is horrible (my Google Translate is excellent though!), but the developers' site says it's "a historical Action RPG" (историческую Action RPG). We shall see how true this is when we'll see more of the actual gameplay.But nothing suggests it will be an arpg. We've seen some early footage of walking and fighting but no character screen or any suggestion there will be an advancement system.
Source: https://smuta.games/?ref=vgtimes
"Shit up"? I'd argue we are more on topic here than most.How come you guys didn't shit up this thread as well: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...ements-set-in-alt-19th-century-russia.135779/
Yeah, I am not buying that. He's said "interesting setting" and criticized the gameplay, which is the kind of criticism that can be rised against any game like this (like Bioshock), meaning he's obviously not targeting the game itself because it's "red". He just doesn't like the gameplay. Nothing wrong about that.Kony hates everything red with a passion. But Kony also understands that REEEEing is not as effective as making a disinterested face and saying it was just boring. Give Kony some credit.
Some people see what they want to see, not what is.Anyway, no Polish butthurt (that @Camel was insinuating) in Atomic Heart thread detected.
can you kill potatos in atomic heart?
As much as I admire unbounded ambition of Russian games - they often have intrusive DRM and are always left unpatched - because someone will always run away with money to establish new company.best part - every codex potato will play it. i mean THERE ARE POTATOS IN DIS GAEM! how often someone even notice them and include in the game even as enemies?
The second screenshot comes from a Russian Stormbringer game which was in develompent around the end of 1990s - I assume produced without any effort to purchase rights to the actual Moorcock's IPAs much as I admire unbounded ambition of Russian games - they often have intrusive DRM and are always left unpatched - because someone will always run away with money to establish new company.best part - every codex potato will play it. i mean THERE ARE POTATOS IN DIS GAEM! how often someone even notice them and include in the game even as enemies?
Most Polish or German games are eventually playable - after approximately decade of patching. Maybe one day Russian games will reach that standard - and then I'll start buying them. 'Agenda' they try to push does not matter to me.
When it comes to Смута - it kind of reminds me of Russian Baldur's Gate killer:
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which went throught few titles and even more companies:
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to be eventually cancelled.
Смута also looks like tech demo - not like vertical slice of gameplay to sell the idea to serious investor. Tech demos are a dime a dozen - and in 99% of cases nothing comes out of them.
I think you might be imagining things. I haven't seen a single Pole uttering a word about Atomic Heart. And the respective thread in General Gaming is pretty dead, with last comments from March: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...lternate-universe-soviet-union.118071/page-24I imagine helpless butthurt of polacks when Atomic heart became a smashing success. Potatoes and many others have a pipe dream wanting everything Russian and Soviet to be cancelled.
Ok, I found Konjad comment:
Hardly a venomous comment from someone butthurt, simply a declaration of désintéressement.Tried to play it. Interesting setting, and I don't mind the English VO, they are fine as they are. However, the gameplay is just boring to me. Walk around, whack things and watch cutscenes/listen to audio logs. I guess if you like games akin to Bioshock then you'll like it, but if you're not into such then meh.
Well, but that's not only Kony. The fact that last comment comes from March seems to indicate Codexers either don't play Atomic Heart or simply don't care about it enough to drop a comment on the subject.
Anyway, no Polish butthurt (that @Camel was insinuating) in Atomic Heart thread detected.
https://gamesguru.pl/atomic-heart-czyli-prorosyjska-gra-fundowana-przez-brudne-pieniadze-oligarchow/Let's start from the beginning. What Atomic Heart is, rather all gaming enthusiasts already know - just a game with a communism theme, which promises to be quite good. That's what I thought too until recently.
Publishers? In addition to Xbox, 4Divinity and Focus Entertainment, VK Play is also on the list. Yes, it's that Russian Facebook again (Maxim Zatsepin's former workplace), this time their gaming department, no less involved in the propaganda machine than VK itself. Short conclusion? By purchasing Atomic Heart, you support Russia and its shady interests, including its invasion of Ukraine. Atomic Heart supports Putin. We already know that, but ... what next?
Another thing is that in order to rate a game, you have to buy it (funding the Russian war machine), and returns often "do not work" for larger productions, despite meeting Steam's conditions.
Still don't see any butthurt, just stating facts. Companies producing and publishing Atomic Heart had connections witg Gazprom and other Russian state or parastate actors. People can do what they want with facts.I think you might be imagining things. I haven't seen a single Pole uttering a word about Atomic Heart. And the respective thread in General Gaming is pretty dead, with last comments from March: https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...lternate-universe-soviet-union.118071/page-24I imagine helpless butthurt of polacks when Atomic heart became a smashing success. Potatoes and many others have a pipe dream wanting everything Russian and Soviet to be cancelled.
Ok, I found Konjad comment:
Hardly a venomous comment from someone butthurt, simply a declaration of désintéressement.Tried to play it. Interesting setting, and I don't mind the English VO, they are fine as they are. However, the gameplay is just boring to me. Walk around, whack things and watch cutscenes/listen to audio logs. I guess if you like games akin to Bioshock then you'll like it, but if you're not into such then meh.Well, but that's not only Kony. The fact that last comment comes from March seems to indicate Codexers either don't play Atomic Heart or simply don't care about it enough to drop a comment on the subject.
Anyway, no Polish butthurt (that @Camel was insinuating) in Atomic Heart thread detected.https://gamesguru.pl/atomic-heart-czyli-prorosyjska-gra-fundowana-przez-brudne-pieniadze-oligarchow/Let's start from the beginning. What Atomic Heart is, rather all gaming enthusiasts already know - just a game with a communism theme, which promises to be quite good. That's what I thought too until recently.
Publishers? In addition to Xbox, 4Divinity and Focus Entertainment, VK Play is also on the list. Yes, it's that Russian Facebook again (Maxim Zatsepin's former workplace), this time their gaming department, no less involved in the propaganda machine than VK itself. Short conclusion? By purchasing Atomic Heart, you support Russia and its shady interests, including its invasion of Ukraine. Atomic Heart supports Putin. We already know that, but ... what next?
Another thing is that in order to rate a game, you have to buy it (funding the Russian war machine), and returns often "do not work" for larger productions, despite meeting Steam's conditions.
Courtesy of Google Translate.
Still don't see any butthurt, just stating facts. Companies producing and publishing Atomic Heart had connections witg Gazprom and other Russian state or parastate actors. People can do what they want with facts.
This is retarded butthurt and these are not facts but a stupid opinion. A low quality article even by gaming journalism's non-existent standards.By purchasing Atomic Heart, you support Russia and its shady interests, including its invasion of Ukraine. Atomic Heart supports Putin. We already know that, but ... what next?
Another thing is that in order to rate a game, you have to buy it (funding the Russian war machine)
all sales taxes fund various things the government needs $$$money$$$ for lmao. this could range from infrastructure to the militaryStill don't see any butthurt, just stating facts. Companies producing and publishing Atomic Heart had connections witg Gazprom and other Russian state or parastate actors. People can do what they want with facts.This is retarded butthurt and these are not facts but a stupid opinion. A low quality article even by gaming journalism's non-existent standards.By purchasing Atomic Heart, you support Russia and its shady interests, including its invasion of Ukraine. Atomic Heart supports Putin. We already know that, but ... what next?
Another thing is that in order to rate a game, you have to buy it (funding the Russian war machine)
You seem upset by the obvious statement - buying a Russian game financed by Russian companies fills the coffers of the Kremlin. That's not an opinion. Taxation is a thing you know.Still don't see any butthurt, just stating facts. Companies producing and publishing Atomic Heart had connections witg Gazprom and other Russian state or parastate actors. People can do what they want with facts.This is retarded butthurt and these are not facts but a stupid opinion. A low quality article even by gaming journalism's non-existent standards.By purchasing Atomic Heart, you support Russia and its shady interests, including its invasion of Ukraine. Atomic Heart supports Putin. We already know that, but ... what next?
Another thing is that in order to rate a game, you have to buy it (funding the Russian war machine)
So were the German and Polish Jews funding the Wehrmacht war machine?all sales taxes fund various things the government needs $$$money$$$ for lmao. this could range from infrastructure to the military
That's what I said about polacks being butthurt by Atomic Heart. Thank you for proving my point.buying a Russian game financed by Russian companies fills the coffers of the Kremlin. That's not an opinion. Taxation is a thing you know.
By buying polack games you support PIS coffersProfits from the game are taxed and land in the Russian treasury. Basic economy.