For me personally, I'd say yes. Having it front n' center has been the standard for a long time so it's what I and many have gotten use to I suppose. Was very jarring having it down in the corner and stretching across the entire screen. Could I get use to it? I suppose. But im stubborn lol.
I may be a touch out of line with unwarranted advice, but I went pretty crazy with my UI. Lot of adjustability (and more coming), fancy icons/imagebuttons, textbox adjustments, quick menu movements. I still get a few "fuck this shitty UI" comments every now and then. I myself really enjoy when games put noticeable effort into non-gameplay elements.
This is true. I'm just one guy. If how you had it was what you prefer and how you wanted it for your game, then who am I to say otherwise. There's always the mod.
It's definitely good advice in general, I know you'll never get people to agree to a consensus and there will always be someone who doesn't like something. I didn't really have a strong opinion on text position one way or the other. I was mostly just laying out my thought process on why it was the way it was, and while I personally prefer how I had it before. After doing some research into text position, alignment and it's effect on where the readers eyes is drawn I came to the conclusion that the new text position has more benefits than I had thought and they likely outweigh the benefits the text had before for the general player base. So I've go no qualms about changing it.
Animation is definitely one of the things I have the most to learn about. I really like some of them and feel meh about some of the others. I actually fully redid all of the animations in the latest update several different times and I'm still not 100% happy with them. I've also done every animation including the ones for the next update on inferior hardware to what I have now. Anything over 150 frames and it was a toss up if my pc could have handled it lol. Small changes would take forever to make so there was a lot of times where I would just say good enough. I'm looking foreward to seeing if I fair any better with the new GPU or if I'm just ass
It's truly a cruel punishment. I'll be sure to take away the head-pat I was going to give her when she gets back from the camping trip for Dessolos as payment for making you endure this tragedy.Oh no, I have to start again and redo all my relationship building with Jessica. However will I cope?
It's truly a cruel punishment. I'll be sure to take away the head-pat I was going to give her when she gets back from the camping trip for Dessolos as payment for making you endure this tragedy.
What did you set Lianna's relationship as? Because looking at the game's script, you shouldn't be seeing either of those if you set her as mom, mum, mommy, madre, or mother.
It's either they entered a variable the game doesnt recognize or by the looks of it they are using a mod of some sort. I'd assume that's causing most if not all the issues if the prior isn't the case. If there is any dialogue issues due to choosing the relationship they are few and far between it's one of the things I spend a lot of time on I almost exclusively use variables when referring to Lianna and use them for Seph for everything but her name.
I wanted them to be as unobtrusive as possible I know I hate having to hit spacebar or click my mouse a bunch of times in a row so I try to keep that to a minimum.I'm so glad the workout montages are single click flip-book sequences that go by so fast I actually see them yet don't feel the need to hit tab to skip through it all. Genius tactic.
I've never heard this expression instead of "get ready":
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Where is that a colloquialism from? Or is it a translation artifact?
Nah, that's pretty standard polite speak for the western US. The deep south is another story, though.I find we tend to have a lot of unusual phrases and quirks at times
Yeah once you start getting into Louisiana and other deep south areas my brain starts to have a hard time making sense of what they are trying to say lol. Most of the time I'm pretty good but there's definitely times where I'm super lost. Like I can understand Xavier Legette 70% of the time but if the accent is any stronger than that I'm completely lost. I'm not sure what's harder to understand though the deep south or the accent from the more remote parts of Appalachia both make a strong case.
but many close cousins are midwesterners, so I'm a little surprised I'd never heard it before. But only a little, most of them are around MN and they've got their own super-polite roots there. I can usually spot someone from there by hearing how they pronounce "bagel". There's a particular twang in the 'a'.
Assuming you're talking about "Needed help getting around" that just means the person has mobility issues usually, it's not necessarily short hand for get ready. It could be used in any instance in which someone needs help doing something due to age/injury/illness/etc. It's pretty common English grammar wise.I'm so glad the workout montages are single click flip-book sequences that go by so fast I actually see them yet don't feel the need to hit tab to skip through it all. Genius tactic.
I've never heard this expression instead of "get ready":
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Where is that a colloquialism from? Or is it a translation artifact?
