like this video 2.20 - 2.30
From what I remember it's pretty straight forward. Basically rock paper scissors for the "battles", then a somewhat controllable H scene if the female "loses". All humanoid monster on human/elf H-scenes as I recall. Don't remember any non-humanoid monsters anyway. 3d models are very low-poly and it shows, if that matters to you.
Developer's finished the game, but the sales date is for end-April and early May. Probably a bit of time required to check for bugs and for approval from the retail sites.
Same battle system, but players get to roam around the map and get to customise player equipment.
I don't think so, as they might as well not have developed the game in the first place
. Devs try to get their games to run on the most number of hardware platforms possible, so as to maximise potential sales.I don't think so, as they might as well not have developed the game in the first place
I took it to mean that there could be issues with the core i7, HD4000 graphics and frame rates. Possibly with other Intel HD graphics versions as well?
They seem to say that it will work with a GeForce 610M, which is right at the bottom of the food chain when it comes to independent graphics cards.
You will have noticed that there is no mention of i3 or i5 processors, or anything made by AMD.
They don't seem to say, but I suspect that the problems have been noticed with laptops, and I would bet with Intel motherboards
The Skunk games are not technically demanding, and I see no indication that 4 is any different. The others will run quite happily on a single core 2GHz, 333MHz DDR1 and similar kit.
From the information available it does seem to be a weird hardware compatibility issue?
Cheers,
OZ
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I actually kinda like the gameplay, I mean, it's not bad to have some variety instead of sticking to the old HRPG or Sidescroll gameplay.
Hi, nnescio, and thankyou for the accurate translation.
I am sure that many of you will at some time have done some video/audio/photo editing? So you will be aware that the bottleneck comes when you have to "render" the new image. In the case of the field map this requires re-calculating the co-ordinates of every pixel.
) which has a third generation unlocked i5 processor, 16GB of DDR3 1600MHz RAM, a 500MB/sec+ SSHD, and a Radeon card with 1GB of GDDR5 RAM. Is this guy saying that it won't play his game? I won't even think about the 8 core FX8350 in my study... but I am very, very, interested.
I agree entirely, he just doesn't see the difference between a workable development rig, and one you use as a production machine.
Oh, yeah, you're right. The issue with an "I7" processor on a lappy is that it rarely ever runs at its true potential, since it will inevitably ramp its clock speed down once it starts to overheat (unless you have one of the more expensive models where most of the money goes into chassis design instead of the specs. And most people just shop for the latter). My lappy has an I7 processor too, which I use both for gaming (couldn't be arsed to buy a separate tower) and as a mobile workstation (have to run some simulations software 'in the field'), and I have to lug around a heavy external cooling rig just to make sure it'll run fast enough.I agree entirely, he just doesn't see the difference between a workable development rig, and one you use as a production machine.
OK, I know nothing about game development, but I have a lot of experience with CAD systems. There is a world of difference between the kit in the CAD office, and that driving the CNC machines on the shop floor.
I sincerely hope that someone points out his error, so he can get the game properly platform tested, and issue revised requirements before he scares people off.
Let's face it, an i7 is a pretty high spec, even by Western standards? It sounds as if he has a "gaming" laptop, which is not what I would recommend for systems development. He really should be using a tower to allow for a faster (hotter) processor and a decent video card, and plenty of RAM. I am just rebuilding my i7 rig in a gaming case to fit the Radeon 7970 and water cooling... that would do the job nicely. It does mean that I will be able to run the game, because my video card is slightly better than his.
I am really looking forwards to this game guys; for all the wrong reasons... I want to see just how low a spec I can go and still get it to run decently
Cheers,
OZ
Well, if a developer tries to tack on too many scripts on an RPGMaker game, especially if he doesn't even understand the scripts he copy-and-pasted...
