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It was a bold choice to ship this game with only one romance option. I wanted to write a third and final article about Baldur's Gate 3 (BG3 for short), a really great game that most people have moved on from, but I want to talk about the most important part of any RPG: LOOT. In the tabletop game, wands recharge every day.
Driven by his desire to immerse himself in gamedesign, Kimani rejoined Wits University. Cukia Kimani & Ben Myres He explains, “The reason for me to go back to Wits and do a post-grad in GameDesign, to be honest, was the community. The deformable terrain was a bug. Being around those people was great.
Most people don't actually care about deep dives into gamedesign. But I DO WriteGames For a Living I try out lots and lots of video games. For example, you can make the same goblin (well, moblin) fort play entirely differently by placing it in ways that interact with the terrain around it. Wise choice.
At some point in the last several decades of video games, everything became a role-playing game. Turns out, if your gamedesign is a little lacking, all you need to do is spackle on a bit of "Make bars fill up to make numbers get bigger to make bars fill up." Nobody could write Asteroids now. Restrictive terrain.
But before I explain the narration, I want to jump back in time when I started building the endless terrain generator. But on the other hand, this fact made me aware of my competence as a gamedesigner. Where do I begin here… Let me go back to the point I quit writing about in the blog. The creature designs.
Designing the game world's creatures. As I promised in this chapter I will dig deeper into the designing process around the creatures that will be walking on the procedural terrain. He writes about how players must be able to determine if a creature is a friend or enemy just by its shape and from long distance.
Despite its relatively small item pool and low emphasis on random variants, Brogue has an even greater emphasis on terrain factors that really help support the dynamic gameplay in a way that keeps repeated runs interesting. Brogue’s trippy colors come from impactful terrain features like water, lava, and gases.
In other engines, you have to provide many shader variants, mix HLSL with a metalanguage, error reporting is terrible and writing shaders is difficult in general. writing shaders is very easy! Visual scripting is ideal for non-programmers, or for programmers exposing behaviors to gamedesigners, artists, etc. In Godot 3.0,
The scope of this rebalance is way too large to cover in its entirety, and while I don’t plan to write about every aspect, we’ll be looking at the broad strokes and pick out some representative examples here and there. This is a pretty good example of the heavy influence interface limitations can have on gamedesign.
Rampant terrain destruction is awesome, by the way ;). and not be compatible with many of the encounters anyway, since knowing which direction the player will enter from is often an important part of their design. I wrote about this factor in my recent article on gamedesign philosophy. If available, that is.
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