Screenshots from my Silent Hill fangame.
If you liked townfall and want more first person Silent Hill, check it out!
I started making this about 4 years ago and i'm still working on it as much as I can.
Chapter 1 is out and available to play, trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrWJirHerm8
Granted - I know how Antiform works lmao I just had no idea the game told you
I only play the PC version for custom maps and mods so was just wondering if I'm at risk of a hack
I'm 28, been playing Piano for 16 years and I'm entirely self taught - Can learn basically any song in a day, master it in a week (no exaggeration).
I mostly specialize in playing Rock/metal/nu metal songs, bands such as Linkin Park, Bring Me The Horizon, but I can learn and play virtually anything (I also know Adele, Ed Sheeran, Rihanna etc)
I played Piano and my brothers wedding a few months ago, and I sort of realized I've had this talent all this time and only ever really seen it as a hobby, But i wanted to do more with it and actually find a way to monetize it so if anyone is in need of a Ceremonial Pianist for a wedding, or whatever it may be, let me know!
I have no idea how much to charge but that's something we could work out.
Here's a video of me playing my own cultivated rendition Numb by Linkin Park, Filmed and Edited by my Brother at First Shot Media:
I'm looking for two voices for an audio-only flashback sequence - may also need more lines in the future too
An older Female American accent for the Protagonist's Deceased Mother (Minor flashback sequences)
An older American Male to record maybe 1-2 lines as a unknown cult member
please PM me
Link to trailer for Chapter 1 of Silent Hill: Second Sacrifice
A crazy little detail I just noticed on a replay of the game -
When Odin turns up at Kratos and Atreus' house, he immediately walks in and knows that there's a stool on his right hand side.
You might think absolutely nothing of this like any normal person would
However, Odin is blind in his right eye (obviously) and he doesn't turn his head at all, so how TF did he know that stool was just there to grab?
Well, the ravens were in here moments before this of course, so as soon as he 'absorbs' them back into his body, he likely acquired their most recent knowledge, like say the layout of a room and where the furniture is. (that, and he's the all-father and can see everything likely through the Raven's eyes)
I just fucking love this, because it just so effortlessly and naturally builds the world and the lore just in the way that the scene is shot and framed.
No characters talk about it, it's not spelled out or anything - and yet it's just so obvious when you think about it because it's so cleverly done.
A crazy little detail I just noticed on a replay of the game -
When Odin turns up at Kratos and Atreus' house, he immediately walks in and knows that there's a stool on his right hand side.
You might think absolutely nothing of this like any normal person would
However, Odin is blind in his right eye (obviously) and he doesn't turn his head at all, so how TF did he know that stool was just there to grab?
Well, the ravens were in here moments before this of course, so as soon as he 'absorbs' them back into his body, he likely acquired their most recent knowledge, like say the layout of a room and where the furniture is. (that, and he's the all-father and can see everything likely through the Raven's eyes)
I just fucking love this, because it just so effortlessly and naturally builds the world and the lore just in the way that the scene is shot and framed.
No characters talk about it, it's not spelled out or anything - and yet it's just so obvious when you think about it because it's so cleverly done.
Speaking as someone who has 250 hours in the game and has gotten to level 30 multiple times without save-scumming, I keep seeing so many posts about wanting to make the game easier, nerf the enemies, nerf the pits etc.
I think people are forgetting or misunderstanding what the point of this game is.
It's a rouge-like; Dying is part of the gameplay. You learn from your deaths and it makes you a better player.
Randomness with shop items (RnG) is an intended factor.
If you have bad rng and care about going far? Restart the game.
It's supposed to be hard.
It's supposed to have a learning curve.
You're supposed to take your time and watch where you're walking.
You have so many weapons and equipment, that, if used correctly, completely trivialize most of the challenge.
When you die over and over in a platforming game, do you get angry at the devs for putting the jumping puzzles in that literally make it a fucking platforming game?
Everything in the game is intended and everything can be skilled past.
Keep dying to enemies? Buy guns, hide properly, and/or use pits to kill them.
Keep falling in Pits? Watch where you're walking. Take your time. Stop rushing around the level. Or better yet, buy the new refibro item which in solo can resurrect you from a pit death.
I would guarantee you that 90% of pit-related deaths in this game are YOUR own fault, because you rushed around and didn't pay attention. That's not the game's issue, it's your issue.
There are OBVIOUSLY situations where you get shafted by multiple enemies in a room full of pits, but those situations are also COMPLETELY avoidable if you know how to play. Some of the enemies are deaf, or have terrible line of sight. You're also *Almost* invisible if you're in tumble mode (The most you can squash yourself down) and hiding under something.
However, most enemies can also kill other enemies, scarecrow being a good example since she has a wide attack AoE and can be easily baited into other enemies early game.
I get why people have these complaints - I had them too, until I realize that most of it was down to ME as a player making early mistakes, not maxing money, rushing around too much, not understanding how the monsters work etc.
*Edit*
I think another factor with this game is that the art-style and the appeal of the SemiBots has made the game extremely popular and mainstream but in reality the actual gameplay is VERY niche and only really truly enjoyed by very few people (in that it's a rouge-like and has no permanent progress)
So I think most people come into to the game thinking it's going to be a lot easier and a lot more forgiving than it actually is.
Been playing this seed for a while, it's a decent sized island and it has almost everything needed for progression:
A complex cave system that contains Copper, Tin, Iron, Borax and Brown coal deposits, plus plenty of ruins and locust nests
Furniture Trader, Pine, Oak and Birch, trees, Pigs, Goats and chickens, Red clay, Lots of Cat tails and Fish, Peat
Check comments for world seed and playstyle
