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Still to this day a great tutorial. Thanks!

What I realize is that my biggest problem with most game I don't end up fully enjoying is this transition from one "chunk" to another. It's a thought act to balance on some games because there is also more things involved, like complex narrative, but getting the right flow between "chunks" should always be top priority.

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Lovely to see a new video of yours!🎉

great thoughts, agree with you, but you helped me to formulate this! thank you

dude, your mood here is unbearable;) to be honest i don't remember that sequence, so i probably didn't have so much issues with it

Also you cant simply arrange things according to intrigue, you must first arrange them acccording to verisimilitude. For example if something is placed for intrigue or to fill space but it might not make sense anyone would build it there or as another example, leave a visible dubgeon unlooted, we cannot allow for that kind of design.

How would you say fallout new vegas differs from skyrim in this domain?

This didn't directly help me with my specific issue but it got me there. I've been puzzling how to exit control rig logic without snapping and I saw you had some float plugged into the aim node weights then it clicked that you can simply feed an alpha into the rig and multiply it by whatever weight you want and lerp back to your bone transform. Anyway, you have an excellent way of explaining so keep on keeping on :)

I thought I had saving figured out until I watched this. I never thought about connecting script references during loading. Thanks for the heads up.

Do you know if this possible in a networked setting? Can this be done on a server?

Very interesting, thank you!

nice ty

Did you get past this? There is a pretty fundamental misunderstanding here with what an Actor is, adding multiple meshes to an actor and more. Hope you're doing better getting used to Unreal Engine

i think i invested 1 month equivalent of hours to search and mark the assets that i would need as a hobbyist.

this can be turned into a program/algorythm i can imagine. procedurally generated worlds dont have to be boring and random and directionless. using these lanes you can plant different teachings and lessons about your game along the nodes, not just different gameplay, that build upon each other like in a handcrafted experience. imagine a world that feels handcrafted but isnt and just has handcrafted-grade theory programmed into the world generation. there is no looking up secrets and tricks on the wiki because every world is unique and truly personal that you have to explore completely by yourself

You can also use the asset I have developed. It is in ue marketplace called "advanced typewriter effect". The demo showcase is in my yt channel :)

LiS is the game that introduced me to the amazing world of the story-rich/choices matter genre. I recently decided I would try making some (much smaller) games. I am so deeply enjoying this series and listening to your thoughts. Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into this series <3 Grateful to learn many lessons from you.

the cops outside lol

Hey i know this is unrelated but it be cool if you started making stormworks videos again with all the new mechanics out

nice vid man!

3:44 is they removed this? In 1.11.0 gearboxes can't be overloaded

Now I just need a little advanced ply

i spaced them out by 1 block and it did not work lol

You've opened my eyes to the fact that I can remove the text box and have the players forcus on the visuals instead.

This was already VERY helpful! I can already imagine a number of ways of constraining dynamics, e.g. late game, player chooses the dungeon but each dungeon requires a specific party. Or having characters dip in and out of the main story for plot reasons (though that can present other challenges.)

To add, I think what you’re describing maps onto what many would call “pacing” without really understanding it. I also found it insightful that you were able to take Pokemon and analyze it through a lens more foundational than “the Pokemon,” i .e. connected blocks of content. Great stuff! Looking forward to the next one.

Interesting to hear Megaman broken down as though from a child’s first impression, rather than from my meta-gaming-ass perspective when I first tried it in high school. Gotta factor in cultural knowledge as well - “everyone knows you start with Chill Penguin!”

Glad I watched this. The protagonist of my space game is going to have a limited teleportation ability, so keeping some abstracted travel required will help serve as contrast, I feel. I probably need to do whatever I can to prevent it from feeling like “quick travel.”

Thank you so much! It was so helpful. The concept is relatively simple. Why couldn't Unity manage to include this information properly in their documentation?

Yeah it took me couple days to find out that "global" isn't "world"

I can't get mono developer to install do you a video on that

I am marathoning your channel. Keep talking about game narrative and visual novels, please.

Awesome tutorial! Thank you for the clarity

finally someone who doesn't praise baldur's gate 3 to the heavens. i was shocked when i learned about the immaturity of most scenarios... and somehow people love it ? i don't understand it.

yeeey, i found it ,5 years to late

if anyone is trying to do this on version 5.4 just use a "is same path" node to check if the full text and display texts are the same

the best world video in the entire tutorial

Another method is to regulate the water intake and exhaust upon how much water enters and exits the reactor.

the best tutorial video in the entire world

And I found out today that double click button will bug UI input mode only. will input click in game mode.

Great vid! Does anyone know how to mirror the control rig when posing? Like pose the right arm and then mirroring that pose on the left arm with the click of a button or something.

It takes some skill to take a topic like this and make it tangible. Very nice.

Thank you for making such a simple and precise tutorial! It made me understand the process immediately :D

Wow, this is super helpful for my game narrative writing. It really deserves more views.

This is so underrated it took me forever to find this, theres such little info on this. Thanks bro

This is just what I needed, for one of my projects <3 so rare to find great multiplayer tutorials - Thank you !

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Thanks for sharing

You have to be an experienced player to pick Quick Man first! Airman probably the easiest to start with.