fishdoggames
Ellis Studios
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2020
- Messages
- 196
Okay, played a little bit.
Some options before you start a new game.
The writing is sometimes charming, sometimes clunky. This is one of the more charming passages. (The gist of the prologue is that three brothers travel to an island to slay a medusa, but fail. The youngest brother flees and that's where the story picks up, but I'm not exactly sure how it's related.)
One of the more impressive D&D feat screens I've seen in a game. Makes it really easy to see dependencies.
There are some alterations to the 3.5 ruleset. For example, weapon focus seems to just give a flat +1 attack to all weapons, or at least I was not prompted to pick a weapon.
Just a paladin slaying ratman bandit. Things to note: character model does not reflect armor. I am currently wearing leather armor and wielding a short sword with no shield (despite there being heavy armor and a shield on the model).
fishdoggames If you can, get an editor to go through your script—it could use some pruning and rewording to sound more natural in English.
Other small things I thought after playing for just a bit:
-The black bars that pop up on bottom and top of screen when looting are intrusive. Better to just show loot in event log.
-Feat screen shows feats for specific classes even if you don't have those classes. Could hide them for better usability.
-Right clicking for context menu to do everything is a bit awkward, might be nice to have it default to "move" when your turn starts, or click on enemy for attack, but still allow right-click for context menu. This is just a nitpick though. Context menu does work.
Thank you very much for trying the game out. I'm currently working on a script to change armor and weapons when they are equipped, its tough but i'll work through it. im currently trying to find someone to help me out with a lot of the things you mentioned, thats pretty much where all the money is going back into the game so I can hire a couple people that are more skilled than me. Im taking notes down about the things you mentioned.