It seems recently that ars just constantly sway so much to the point its impossible to use them. they constantly sway in a circle to the point ITS IMPOSSIBLE to use
:UPDATE - it was the alcs
As i said, every time i perfectly track someone, straight to their chest, every bullet always just dances around them.
i have no clue how to fix this. i cant stress this enough, my bullets litterly go around the enemy despite perfect tracking towards the chest
UPDATE - i think it was my alcs? i really aint sure
I'm thinking, what if he is slowly forgetting the difference between the game world and the real world? We can see at the start of episode 2 that he was begging Verity to stop, and later in the episode, he somehow 'trips' and throws him into lava. There is also the part where he almost vomits at the sight of virtual blood.
It could go in a direction where Mob completely relies on Verity, only talks to him and basically goes insane without him.
Alternatively, Verity could be part of something much bigger. Going back to my original theory: what if that's the case? Why else would Twixxel not DM him on Discord about what he found? It would explain a lot, including why Twixxel never had a death message, why he never said anything, and why he didn't respawn after his death.
Then again, it's all just a theory, so let me know what you think.
The concept of Verity is pretty... enjoyable? I do like it, but my main problem is the number of plot holes that have appeared in only two episodes.
Problem 1: "I Came Back"
The whole part at the start of Episode 2, where Mob practically begs Verity to stop and says he "came back," is kind of strange to me. If he is just playing a mod, why is he saying he came back? He actually just went back to his house because it was the only protection he had. He couldn't have "come back" for Verity if he already thought Verity's monster form was chasing him. It also just seems out of place for someone playing a Minecraft mod to beg a creature to stop and claim they returned.
Problem 2: "The Books and Twixxel"
Part of this one is mostly a nitpick, but why were they writing the information on how to kill Verity in in-game books? Couldn't they have just kept it in a document on their PC or something?
Problem 3: "Twixxel's Death"
This part is the weirdest one. Let me get this straight: the whole time Twixxel wanted to tell Mob the important information he found on Verity, he didn't think to message him once on Discord? Then, when Verity actually kills him, why does he just ghost Mob? Why doesn't he say anything on Discord afterward? I assume he got permanently banned from the server or something, but why would he not message his friend if they had been playing together for that long? Also, why was he almost throwing up at virtual blood? It feels like the creator can't decide whether to make the series lean more into the real world or just stick strictly to Minecraft logic.
Anyway, those are my thoughts on it. Overall, I am enjoying it and it has potential. Some parts just make no sense, and Mob's character changes a lot.
The concept of Verity is pretty... enjoyable? I do like it, but my main problem is the number of plot holes that have appeared in only two episodes.
Problem 1: "I Came Back"
The whole part at the start of Episode 2, where Mob practically begs Verity to stop and says he "came back," is kind of strange to me. If he is just playing a mod, why is he saying he came back? He actually just went back to his house because it was the only protection he had. He couldn't have "come back" for Verity if he already thought Verity's monster form was chasing him. It also just seems out of place for someone playing a Minecraft mod to beg a creature to stop and claim they returned.
Problem 2: "The Books and Twixxel"
Part of this one is mostly a nitpick, but why were they writing the information on how to kill Verity in in-game books? Couldn't they have just kept it in a document on their PC or something?
Problem 3: "Twixxel's Death"
This part is the weirdest one. Let me get this straight: the whole time Twixxel wanted to tell Mob the important information he found on Verity, he didn't think to message him once on Discord? Then, when Verity actually kills him, why does he just ghost Mob? Why doesn't he say anything on Discord afterward? I assume he got permanently banned from the server or something, but why would he not message his friend if they had been playing together for that long? Also, why was he almost throwing up at virtual blood? It feels like the creator can't decide whether to make the series lean more into the real world or just stick strictly to Minecraft logic.
Anyway, those are my thoughts on it. Overall, I am enjoying it and it has potential. Some parts just make no sense, and Mob's character changes a lot.
