Development Info Tim Cain at Reboot Develop 2017 - Building a Better RPG: Seven Mistakes to Avoid

[mondblut]

Tim Cain is a faggot.

Drog Black Tooth casts Banish Developer!
Tim Cain fails upper left corner saving throw to sideroll!
Tim Cain is banished!

 

[Wonderdog]

It's not as if Tim Cain would actually return.

If we keep licking the anus of ever developer who made a good or even mediocre game for decades since that time, I am sure they will eventually not only make a much better game, but come and be our online forum pals

Really some wishful thinking in the borderline personality disorder people who frequent most message boards. In other boards they block off the slightest negativity and they still don't become the personal slaves making the exact games those people want, or go post there and be their pals, or most of the time even notice that they exist

This guy is a grown man and this is his job. He may enjoy RPG and he may even like some of us, but posting somewhere about your own work is more of a burden than a happy fun time because you have to always be careful to not say something dumb and so on.

 

[Jedi Exile]

I'm more curious about this:

(Rik Schaffer, the composer of Bloodlines, and many other titles).

Would be nice if Feargus hired Rick again. He made great soundtrack for Bloodlines.

 

[Diggfinger]

Anyone know how to download the video from Twitch? So far all the tools I've tried give me error messages...(4K Video Downloader, KeepVid)

 

[Sentinel]

I'm more curious about this:

(Rik Schaffer, the composer of Bloodlines, and many other titles).

Would be nice if Feargus hired Rick again. He made great soundtrack for Bloodlines.

Also composed one of the best tracks in ESO imo, aside from the main theme

 

[Latelistener]

I'm more curious about this:

(Rik Schaffer, the composer of Bloodlines, and many other titles).

Would be nice if Feargus hired Rick again. He made great soundtrack for Bloodlines.

Also composed one of the best tracks in ESO imo, aside from the main theme

He made a lot tracks for the game, but only two of them end up in the album (don't know about the game itself).
That happened because the main composer of ESO didn't want him on the project, but Matt Firor said that he will stay, since Rik was involved in Dark Age of Camelot.
At this point Rik is sort of retired, and only a special project, or a former Troika dev could probably bring him back.

 

[Sentinel]

He made a lot tracks for the game, but only two of them end up in the album (don't know about the game itself).
That happened because the main composer of ESO didn't want him on the project, but Matt Firor said that he will stay, since Rik was involved in Dark Age of Camelot.
At this point Rik is sort of retired, and only a special project, or a former Troika dev could probably bring him back.

Got a source?

 

[Latelistener]

He made a lot tracks for the game, but only two of them end up in the album (don't know about the game itself).
That happened because the main composer of ESO didn't want him on the project, but Matt Firor said that he will stay, since Rik was involved in Dark Age of Camelot.
At this point Rik is sort of retired, and only a special project, or a former Troika dev could probably bring him back.

Got a source?

https://forums.planetvampire.com/bl...HPSESSID=eaf54hc76ajer7u8spfsea95o3#msg125572

Rik Schaffer: Derrick was hand cuffed by everybody wanting Soule. I wanted to be me. He never really wanted me on the project. But the president, Firor, said sorry he's on. I scored Dark Age of Camelot with Firor at Mythic in '98. ESO was not pleasant.

Rik Schaffer: I scored half that game, two hours of music, some similar to Bloodlines. Internal composer with an agenda sidelined a lot of it. The soundtrack has my two best, but he put only two of mine on and 35 of his lol. Too scared of my "Soule" pun intended.

Rik Schaffer: I can only be me. The mega companies want orchestral scores that sound the same. I'm WAY more into composing with words these days. I have a novel, two screenplays (one a comedy if you can believe it) and two children's books. I've been working on all of them since 2011. I'm shopping them this year and praying it works out.

 

[decaf]

VtMB soundtrack: Fueled by depression

 

[Morality Games]

It's not as if Tim Cain would actually return.

 

[Jasede]

Anyone know how to download the video from Twitch? So far all the tools I've tried give me error messages...(4K Video Downloader, KeepVid)

You want https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink/blob/master/README.md
I'll leave figuring out how to use it up to you as a kind of IQ test.

 

[DavidBVal]

VtMB soundtrack: Fueled by depression

Depression is one of the three ingredients for Codex.

 

[Diggfinger]

Anyone know how to download the video from Twitch? So far all the tools I've tried give me error messages...(4K Video Downloader, KeepVid)

You want https://github.com/streamlink/streamlink/blob/master/README.md
I'll leave figuring out how to use it up to you as a kind of IQ test.

Thanks. Actually managed to DL using FreeVid (free trial like a boss). Unfortunately, its a 5GB+ file due to the 30min+ section of random lounge music in the beginning

So I scored at least on your IQ test, right?

- Digg

 

[Diggfinger]

Well, there it goes then. Fuck you and fuck numberless geometric shapes.

Oh well, still have a big backlog of old RPGs I never played. No loss.

Concept art from Fallout 1

it was all written in the stars...

 

[Alienman]

Tim Cain part of the Illuminati?

 

[FeelTheRads]

I think that was in the game at the beginning. I seem to remember seeing a screenshot with it.

 

[Davaris]

Tim Cain part of the Illuminati?

They got to him a long time ago.

 

[Wonderdog]

If you believe in democracy they got to you a long time ago.

 

[Wayward Son]

I'd be very surprised if the millennials are playing lots of tabletop RPGs, but who knows?

From what I've seen, millennial sand Gen Z-ers enjoy tabletop RPGs. They just don't tend to enjoy them transmuted to video game format for some reason. I have been trying to convert friends to the Dork Side. In some respects, I have succeeded. In others, I have failed.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

I'd be very surprised if the millennials are playing lots of tabletop RPGs, but who knows?

Such things are unheard-of in third-worldia.

 

[Wayward Son]

I'd be very surprised if the millennials are playing lots of tabletop RPGs, but who knows?

Such things are unheard-of in third-worldia.

This makes me glad to live in Firstworldistan.:mrpresident:

 

[Irenaeus]

I'd be very surprised if the millennials are playing lots of tabletop RPGs, but who knows?

Such things are unheard-of in third-worldia.

Here in Brazil tabletop RPGs are fairly common.

 

[Wayward Son]

I'd be very surprised if the millennials are playing lots of tabletop RPGs, but who knows?

Such things are unheard-of in third-worldia.

Here in Brazil tabletop RPGs are fairly common.

Is Brazil joining Firstworldistan?

 

[Irenaeus]

No.

 

[Wayward Son]

No.

To quote Hamlet, Act II, Scene III, Line 73?