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Hope those WIP locations are just old files from the past. Cause if that´s their current state.. Oh boy even Dragon Age Veilguard looks more ready than this.
Only a foretold, true developer would be so humble. So, you see, you are the one, after all!Yeah Wesp you could probably pitch for at least a play at the IP for an indie title you ever think about it?
No, because I am a complete layman doing this is my spare time and it is one thing to fix or restore content that is already there only broken or hidden, and another to create something new from scratch.
Hope those WIP locations are just old files from the past. Cause if that´s their current state.. Oh boy even Dragon Age Veilguard looks more ready than this.
https://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/store/vampire-the-masquerade-bloodlines-2/9pf9rkwb9b50
"In-game purchases"
This seems like it means the ability to buy/pre-order the additional Clan DLCs in-game only but are they tone-deaf enough to offer microtransactions a la Assassin's Creed or any of the Ubisoft live-service single-player games?
So they stopped caring about accuracy when they got to the corruption aspect?Yes.And all the non white people and strong women occupy most of the power positions in Boston? I don't really believe that. It looks very much like "the message" to me!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayor_of_Boston
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_City_Council#Districts_and_current_council
The Democratic Party is the party of women and black people. The sun is setting on white guys. The same applies to vampire society in Boston; the new Prince is a woman who overthrew the old corrupt white male Prince.
No, because I am a complete layman doing this is my spare time and it is one thing to fix or restore content that is already there only broken or hidden, and another to create something new from scratch.
Modding some framework for 20+ years won't transform you into a programmer/developer. Modders are not coders or software architects. You need to know how these engines work, how to write your own engine, how hardware works, know math and graph theory at least.No, because I am a complete layman doing this is my spare time and it is one thing to fix or restore content that is already there only broken or hidden, and another to create something new from scratch.
My brother in Caine, you've been doing this for almost 20 years now. "Layman" you are not.
(speaking of, what happened to Prelude?)
Modding some framework for 20+ years won't transform you into a programmer/developer. Modders are not coders or software architects.
He's been fixing his own bugs caused by his patch for the last 15-or-so years, while "restoring" beta levels and cut content that were clearly not up to the standard of the game. Oh, also changing Darling Violetta's Smaller God from thin-blood beach radio to something else, because uhh... reasons.Modding some framework for 20+ years won't transform you into a programmer/developer. Modders are not coders or software architects. You need to know how these engines work, how to write your own engine, how hardware works, know math and graph theory at least.No, because I am a complete layman doing this is my spare time and it is one thing to fix or restore content that is already there only broken or hidden, and another to create something new from scratch.
My brother in Caine, you've been doing this for almost 20 years now. "Layman" you are not.
(speaking of, what happened to Prelude?)
know math and graph theory at least.
And that's why we have games like Starfield and others taking 5+ years and HUNDREDS of people to shit turd flop which is worse than previous entries by the same studio while budgets are higher than ever.know math and graph theory at least.
Yeah but that's fucking gay and gross.
Shitposting aside, I've never been interested in the architecture of game engines and such, I cried tears of joy when I finally passed my Algebra 2 exam that included graph theory and never looked back etc, so I don't really know what would be involved in such an undertaking.
But I don't think you need to be that familiar with the underlying technology in order to develop a video-game nowadays. You're not gonna program your own engine, for Chrissakes. There are like 10 billion options out there right now that offer pre-build solutions, you don't have to code your own Physics Engine in Assembly or something.
All it takes is dedication and autism, and boy, our dude Wesp has both in spades.![]()
And that's why we have games like Starfield and others taking 5+ years and HUNDREDS of people to shit turd flop which is worse than previous entries by the same studio while budgets are higher than ever.
No, because I am a complete layman doing this is my spare time and it is one thing to fix or restore content that is already there only broken or hidden, and another to create something new from scratch.
My brother in Caine, you've been doing this for almost 20 years now. "Layman" you are not.
(speaking of, what happened to Prelude?)
Why fucking replace it? Why touch it at all? It wasn't broken nor buggy. This is what your problem is. The game was playable start to end in 2011 with your patch at its 9-something iteration, as even GOG version comes pre-packaged with it for some reason. We are in 2024 now and you're still fixing your own bugs.As for the song at the beach, it was the only one used twice in the game, so I replaced it by another one that most people would never hear as it was at the end of the radio loop. But maybe if the atmosphere there is so important, I should rather replace it at the Emire Hotel, where it isn't that critical? I will think this over...
Why fucking replace it? Why touch it at all? It wasn't broken nor buggy.
Again, let me repeat what I just said. Is it a bug? Is it broken? No? Then don't touch it. You're not a game developer, you're a patch maker. When your work goes from having bugfixes into changing perfectly fine things in the game, it goes from being a patch into being a mod.Why fucking replace it? Why touch it at all? It wasn't broken nor buggy.
It was the only reasonable place to restore the other song to. You never wanted to hear that although Troika spent hard cash to license it? Then go ahead and play the GOG version where it is like in the original game. I might indeed take a look though if it would be better at the Empire and I am pretty sure this was an oversight on Troika's part, because why would they play only one song twice and another song not at all? But as the Empire map is probably the newer one it probably has the wrong song...
Can you replace yourself with a better modder, instead of ruining the game?As for the song at the beach, it was the only one used twice in the game, so I replaced it by another one that most people would never hear as it was at the end of the radio loop. But maybe if the atmosphere there is so important, I should rather replace it at the Emire Hotel, where it isn't that critical? I will think this over...
It's always been a mod. Any adequate person knows that, even MCA referred to it as such.Again, let me repeat what I just said. Is it a bug? Is it broken? No? Then don't touch it. You're not a game developer, you're a patch maker. When your work goes from having bugfixes into changing perfectly fine things in the game, it goes from being a patch into being a mod.Why fucking replace it? Why touch it at all? It wasn't broken nor buggy.
It was the only reasonable place to restore the other song to. You never wanted to hear that although Troika spent hard cash to license it? Then go ahead and play the GOG version where it is like in the original game. I might indeed take a look though if it would be better at the Empire and I am pretty sure this was an oversight on Troika's part, because why would they play only one song twice and another song not at all? But as the Empire map is probably the newer one it probably has the wrong song...
It's always been a mod. Any adequate person knows that, even MCA referred to it as such.