Are there any games with solid game play where I can make my favorite characters?
Are there any games with solid game play where I can make my favorite characters?
Leo Rogers
John Ross
koikatsu
David Walker
soul calibur
Justin Martinez
M.U.G.E.N.
Parker Sanchez
Tekken 7
Joseph Garcia
Do you guys perhaps know of some lesser known games with a more wholesome focus?
Hunter Diaz
I don't want to subject her to such things, she is my favorite after all.
David Lee
The Sims has a good character creator.
LittleBigPlanet has some customization to it as well.
Elijah Martinez
Tomodachi Life is pretty fun for that.
Austin Parker
Not quite what I'm looking for desu.
Easton Richardson
Well, then, what kind of game are you looking for? An adventure game? An RPG? A strategy game?
Jonathan Murphy
rpgs are pretty fun when they attempt to be engaging.
Nathan Hernandez
You could always go for the modded Bethesda games. They aren't always about sex and boobs.
Nathan Ward
Do any of the games even have hair mods to achieve what I want?
Kayden Johnson
What are some that you go back to play and enjoy?
Oliver Bennett
True, getting a hairstyle like that is pretty hard.
I'm pretty stumped on that right now.
Jaxon Edwards
Back to the drawing board, I guess.
Logan Torres
I usually like going back to play the Gran Turismo games, they never get old to me. Half-Life 1, 2, Quake 1, and Doom are also fun to replay.
Cooper Ward
Is it too much to ask for a comfy game where I can have my waifu doing normal things, living life ands maybe fighting monsters?
Jordan Young
Again, modded Skyrim sounds like the perfect game for that, if you can get the hair down right. Or, you could just play Minecraft with a skin of her.
Logan Scott
I guess I have to learn skyrim modding.
Justin Anderson
Can we make this a general Rosalina thread?
Nolan Davis
I don't see why not. Maybe I'll actually get some games I can make her in.
Jack Anderson
When will she get her own game?
Ryder Morris
>bigdeadalive
John Adams
that be nice, but then this thread wouldn't exist. Maybe we'd have a better one.
Jose Collins
Yeah, then we'd be talking about how good her game is. Oh well.
Justin Roberts
I could always post my own art, but that angers people.
That does sound great.
Julian Moore
>I could always post my own art, but that angers people.
Connor Gray
I think it's the combo of big tits and 3d.
You know how it is.
You know I've been thinking about making my own game and adding a few customization options that could be used to make Rosie of late.
Lincoln Evans
Rosalina's hairstyle is very specific, though. I'd think that the most you could get away with is the bang over her head before people start to think "copyright infringement."
Brody Nguyen
That's what hung me up until I realized there's something Illusion does very well. Illusion allows you to select hair front, side and back in many of their titles, I can't help it if one of the combos just so happens to look like this character.
Jeremiah Carter
Huh, Illusion. I didn't think of them. The last Illusion Soft game I played was AA2, and that was 5 years ago.
Oliver Rogers
Yeah, I was thinking about that the other night. I already discussed what the gameplay would be like a few threads back with some user. I just need to do it at this point, but that's the part everyone gets stuck on.
Maybe something will come of it, maybe something won't. Who knows?
Matthew Bailey
Do you have any experience in game dev? #D art helps for a 3D game, but a game is more than just models and textures.
Ayden Diaz
I fooled around with making a 2D shooter/platformer (think contra) The problem with 3D is that extra axis and the sheer amount of assets one has to make.
Luis Campbell
I'd imagine that modern engines would take off some of the stress from worrying about Z-axis issues. I think the biggest problem with 3D game development is just the assets. Finding and making those kind of assets is very time consuming. It's why indie devs like pixels and voxels so much.
Julian Wilson
The animations are a big issue as well, but I think that's classed as assets. Something I've been really interested in is procedural walking. That is a locomotion animation that adjusts based on the terrain the character is on, how fast they're trying to move, direction of movment and momentum.
Christian Collins
That all seems nice and interesting, but that seems more geared specifically towards 3D animation than game dev. It seems like a nice thing to implement, but I'd think that you'd actually want the structure and levels of your game implemented before you start worrying about little things like that.
Sebastian Powell
Yeah, that's why I haven't shown anything off to anyone just yet. It's all just talk and ideas now.
Juan Long
Do you even know how you game is going to play? What will the player do? What are the player objectives? How will the player progress and move forward? What kind of obstacles will they encounter?
Luis Wilson
You were discussing what Rosalina's game would be like with me a few weeks back
Lincoln Clark
It seems a little ambitious for one person, though. It's fun, but I'd imagine it would have to be scaled down unless you want to work on it for 8 years.
Jacob Campbell
What I'd personally do is have the player traveling to different planets with their own motifs and hub area for one to start from on the planet for the main story and and a sizeable chunk of the side content, I'd slap in some procedural for the player to make a home base type thing in. If you're familiar with what starbound was before chucklefuck ripped it apart, the procedural aspect should sound familiar. What I really want to put focus into is crafting much like Rune factory, loot and skills. For skills I'd take inspiration from final fantasy tactics. In final fantasy tactics, many of the weapons and armor gave the player skills, but the player could learn these themselves by gaining enough experience with the weapon or armor piece.
Liam Powell
>What I really want to put focus into is crafting much like Rune factory
Be careful with in-game crafting systems. Don't make it like Minecraft or Terraria where you have to start reading a Wiki to understand what can be crafted into what.
>In final fantasy tactics, many of the weapons and armor gave the player skills, but the player could learn these themselves by gaining enough experience with the weapon or armor piece.
FFIX did this as well.
The concept of traveling to different planets to collect loot is reminding me of Pikmin 2, where you traveled to different areas of the planet to scour for loot as well.
Brody Gonzalez
Yeah, that always bothered me. Take a look at Runefactory's crafting system, it's robust but pretty straight forward.