No, Moon Legend is written in E, while BOA is written in some funny C/C++. BTW Boa2 is upcoming! Or atleast some kind of a sequel...
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No, Moon Legend is written in E, while BOA is written in some funny C/C++. BTW Boa2 is upcoming! Or atleast some kind of a sequel...
Cool. I'll probably try it out once it does come out. But this game has some of the same things I don't like about BOA.. namely poor inventory management and items that ave no indication which, while it may be enjoyable to some, feels a little frustrating. Would it be possible for your character to know what direction something is in compared to you instead of just how many steps away it is? Could one of the two people who can use QQ here suggst it to the developer? I'd love to come on board with this but QQ is still giving me trouble.
What about a map overview like the one in Journey to the West? If knowing the terrain is that important, getting an overview of the map seems doubly important.
Don't worry, I have already advised developers to add sound effects at all entrances and exits, and add sound effects to walls and NPCs.
What about a map overview like the one in Journey to the West? If knowing the terrain is that important, getting an overview of the map seems doubly important.
I think a map overview would be handy as well. But I'm glad the sound prompts will be added!
I tried to fight the last two waves of enemies without wearing armor.
Finally succeeded。
I finally managed to beat the demo without healing. I did it one one fucking HP bar. I just replenished mana.
The mention of sounds for doors, walls and npcs got me thinking, and this is a bit off topic. Why do so few of the Chinese titles have sounds for these objects. I can think of one or two games with NPC sounds, but none that I know of have either door or wall sounds. I could very well be wrong and won't take it amiss if I'm corrected on this point. Back on topic: could there be a sound for trees, so you don't have to run into them to confirm that they're there? Like wind rustling leaves or something like that?
There is a very real problem.
If there are too many sounds, will it affect your battle?
Make you unable to Hear something clearly.
The mention of sounds for doors, walls and npcs got me thinking, and this is a bit off topic. Why do so few of the Chinese titles have sounds for these objects. I can think of one or two games with NPC sounds, but none that I know of have either door or wall sounds. I could very well be wrong and won't take it amiss if I'm corrected on this point. Back on topic: could there be a sound for trees, so you don't have to run into them to confirm that they're there? Like wind rustling leaves or something like that?
That is true. But I think it would also depend on the sounds being used.
That is a good point. The kinds of sounds I would personally use for trees and such wouldn't be particularly intrusive; think of the wind in the trees on an autumn day with a light breeze, something like that. Alternatively, a battle state could be enabled where all sounds but the relevant ones are faded into the background; I don't know if any games do this or if it is even possible. I'm probably just speculating wildly at this point. But the point about a crowded and cluttered soundscape is definitely something to consider.
12th of February./
Paid.
Hi everyone!
An obstacle detection mechanism has been added to the game. Now you know when the wall is approaching, ETC.
The demo of this feature is here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Os9_Jm … sp=sharing
Cool. I do hope that in the game, the documentation will be updated with feature releases and changes detailed. This is the problem with every Chinese game I've played. New things are added, and help files or documentation is never updated to reflect that so the user either doesn't know what the new features are in the first place, or how they work.
I assume the full version will have the updated docs anyway.
I mean that even after the full version releases, with updates and such I expect there will be new features and things that aren't added to the documentation. But I hope so.
This guy updates his documentation, atleast he did for 1942.
hi
is there more accurate information when to release the full version?
thanks
No.
How do I translate this game into English?
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