08 December 2019, 09:33 | #61 |
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Damn, you people can make one scared creating a game for the Amiga as a little hobby project...
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08 December 2019, 09:34 | #62 |
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Yeah, that was what I wrote in my position as a responsible reviewer. At those times reviewing games in a german magazine meant to check a the quality of the game from a as neutral as possible position. What I wrote about Banshee must not be mixed up with my personal opinion. |
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No, it's not. It scrolls very slow in 25fps/25Hz. And Toni Wilen made a visible bar in WinUAE for his refresh rate indicator to verify it. See, you've already learned something new. Quote:
One last advice: If you really want to know how good your games are you should ask in a specialized forum of hardcore shmups fans for it, e.g. here: https://shmups.system11.org/ Send them a review copy though. Don't expect they've already purchased the game. Quote:
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08 December 2019, 20:11 | #67 |
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I think "honest" opinions can be hurtful. I get that. But if it's my opinion which i believe....
Anyway, i think it will sell well again. Just like ReShoot R. But yes, not my cup of tea. And it's a bit sad i have to say this, because i'm a hardcore shmup fan too. |
08 December 2019, 23:20 | #68 |
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Its correct that the homebrew project has to stand against the other commercial products within that moment when it gets sold for cash like the opponents.
The other point is that not every game need to fulfil the dreams of professional hardcoregamers. Otherwise normal gamers will quit and not buy the game. Have a look at Blood Money for Amiga, brilliant technic, but no fair gameplay for normal human beeings. A few friends of me like playing that and they train 3 months on each game. But thats not normal. But the graphics look awesome, Richard. I'm looking forward whats coming up there. |
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No, I think you are partly wrong Scrolling is at 25 Hz because you cannot scroll 1/2 Pixel with OCS/ECS, but it runs always at 50 FPS as it changes the screen buffers every 20 ms. Also you can see that at the end boss (the mantis at world 1), where Toni Wilens visible bar in WinUAE should also indicate that it runs at 50 FPS. Also I think it does not matter if scrolling is slow or fast The important thing is the frame rate. IIRC there are also some other levels where scrolling is faster. |
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09 December 2019, 01:46 | #70 |
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This gets too OT, indeed. But i couldn't care less if maybe 20-25% scrolls of it really scrolls at 50fps/50 Hz or not. Apidya is a great game on OCS, optics and gameplay. And Bansee too, for what it is on AGA.
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09 December 2019, 19:15 | #71 |
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Fully respect to buzzybee, and its' time spent to give us more Amiga games. Ok, Proxima3 look so incredible, maybe He can do another magic, to bring it into Reality, and give us another Great Amiga game!
Btw, I just gave him, my proxima3 project, plus Editor used to convert maps From TILED to amiga file... |
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Some postings in this thread kind of blocked my mind the past couple of days, for a number of reasons. Two positive things that came out of this though:
Okay, now back to topic: sandruzzo was so kind and sent me his whole project. It contains the full sourcecode, a collection of pictures and many executables. Basically everything that happened in the past two or three years. Thanks for that, sandruzzo! I´d love to keep as much of the hard work and many hours alive, that clearly went into this code. Unfortunately there is nothing playable on display, so nothing to migrate into my project here. Cannot use the Tiled-code too, because I got my own. It worked perfectly for Reshoot and RESHOOT R and does a perfect job for RESHOOT PROXIMA III already. I may merge some portions of the menu code though. This way, not only will invents amazing pixels finally see the day of light in 2020, but also some of sandruzzos hard work. |
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Being new to the forum, I understand that there is some back story to this, but the impression I get is one of misery and petty ad hominem bickering that goes beyond the way of constructive feedback.
I think that, putting things into perspective, the important thing is not if Reshoot is a Euro, Japanese or a Pakistani shmup, or if it runs at 25, 50 or 364273 fps. The important thing, as I see it, is that talented people invest their time and creativity into creating new software (and hardware), homebrew or commercial, for the Amiga. And this is a great part of what keeps our beloved computer alive to this day. |
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I had music too and some basic enemies system...
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11 December 2019, 07:52 | #76 |
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Reading this thread, if I were Richard, I'd pack my things and go.
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11 December 2019, 09:07 | #77 |
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@sandruzzo: Yes, I got the music from saimon69 some weeks ago. We are in discussion as to wether the music fits or where we need to modify. As for the enemies system: Is there any built which actually shows the enemies system in action, or any moving objects for that matter? All the executables I tried display scrolling and a placeholder for player ship only.
@Steril707 and many others: Thanks for your backing. I know a lot of people follow this thread. I got a lot of positive feedback from the creative community. Many find it hard to understand what is going on here. Suddenly personal attacks and general misbehaviour seem to be tolerable within EAB. That´s a shame, even more so when one of the mods is the source. A mod should rather be a positive role model and lead a discussion. But DamienD decided otherwise. To keep my mood and life happy, I decided to simply totally ignore DamienDs postings and PNs for a while. If there is a positive, even helpful suggestion hidden somewhere within all his not so kind words, may someone be so kind and forward it to me. Thanks a lot! Meanwhile I reported this thread to the mods. According to the EAB rules, "Account termination" is due and "a member will be removed from the EAB if they" ... "Persistently troll specific users and/or projects" and "Personally attack other users". To me this seems the case right here. It´s up to the mods to set the tone within EAB Last edited by buzzybee; 11 December 2019 at 09:16. |
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Only skim read this but with any released/planned game, if you don't like it, write your own?
Great that people are still making games. If you need some tips with vertical shooters buzzybee check out some of the many PC Engine ones, (Super) Star Soldier, Blazing Lazers, Soldier Blade and so on. PC Engine can move around a load of sprites but would be good to look at for inspiration. |
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Ok, I've deleted some of my comments / opinions / others' replies, as to be honest there's really no point.
Life's too short and it was never my intention to make enemies; just to give my opinion that the new look / feel of the game isn't as good as previous... Good luck with your game Richard and I won't comment again. Last edited by DamienD; 11 December 2019 at 10:31. |
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