Pentru cei care mi-au mai vazut videoclipuri pe care nu le-a cerut nimeni, am facut un snippet nou.
Inspirat de Alien Isolation x Routine. Ce parere aveti de atmosfera? Ce ati vrea sa vedeti in joc?
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The demo is free to download and includes 1 playable mission and 1 sandbox arena to test the gameplay. (the full campaign remake development starts now)
It's an older build, so expect bugs. For more information about the project and the free download, check out the Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/c/piersicar
Au trecut cateva zile de la ultimul update.
Momentan nu vreau sa arat noul FPS controller sau gameplay-ul, pentru ca mai sunt cateva lucruri pe care vreau sa le finisez. Le voi prezenta intr-un update viitor, cand voi fi pe deplin multumit de ele.
Pana atunci, bucurati-va de artificii. 😄
Daca vreti sa sustineti proiectul, o puteti face pe Patreon. Atat demo-ul, cat si jocul complet vor fi gratuite, asa ca Patreon este doar pentru cei care doresc sa sprijine dezvoltarea proiectului: https://www.patreon.com/c/piersicar
Managed to get a simple menu working using a few free plugins. It's just a placeholder for now, as I want to make it much closer to the original game's UI and overall style.
I've also started adding sounds. Some of them are straight out of the original, and I think a lot of you are going to recognize them instantly.
The convoy system is in a good place now. Vehicles are following the spline properly, and after a bit of tweaking I'm much happier with how the suspension behaves.
I replaced the placeholder enemy with one of the original enemy models and cleaned up some of the animations. There's still plenty to do there, but it's starting to come together.
Overall, I'm really happy with the progress so far. There's still a long road ahead, but it's great to finally see everything starting to feel like an actual game.
Also, I've put together a Patreon. It's completely optional, but if you'd like to help out, it would mean a lot. Just to be clear: nothing is changing.
The demo will always be free, and if I manage to finish the full project, that will be free too.
Patreon is simply for anyone who wants to support the development along the way.
( https://www.patreon.com/cw/piersicar )
More to come! :D
Azi am reusit sa conectez vechile modele ale inamicilor la animatiile lor si sa extrag si mai multe modele din jocul original.
(In screenshots apar în T-pose, dar trust me, au inca vechile lor animattii naspa.)
Today I managed to wire up the old enemy models to their animations and pull out more models from the original.
(They are T posing in screenshots, but trust me, they have their old clunky animations)
Today I managed to wire up the old enemy models to their animations and pull out more models from the original.
(They are T posing in screenshots, but trust me, they have their old clunky animations)
First day and already got a semi-functional convoy demo (with no sounds).
Sarajevo Safari is the name for an alleged war tourism phenomenon during the siege of Sarajevo (1992–1996) involving human hunting.^([1]) According to the reports, wealthy foreign men were enabled, for large monetary fees, to shoot at civilians in the besieged city with sniper rifles for entertainment purposes.
In 1870, a bunch of Romanian republicans in Ploiești became convinced that a nationwide revolution against Prince Carol I was about to happen. The plan was that cities across the country would rise up at the same time.
They arrested local authorities, took over the telegraph office, proclaimed a republic, and briefly ran the city as if the monarchy had already fallen.
The government in Bucharest was still very much in charge, the army remained loyal, and the expected revolution never happened. Within hours, troops restored order and the whole thing collapsed.
The "Republic of Ploiesti" lasted about 15 hours.
What makes it so funny in hindsight is that it wasn't meant to be a joke. The participants were serious political activists trying to start a real revolution. They just acted on bad information and discovered, a little too late, that they were basically the only city revolting.
I dropped my brand new Lenovo Legion 15 (I think it’s a 15? Its the one with RTX 5070) from my backpack.
ITS A LOQ
It fell from about 1.5 meters directly into a small puddle on concrete. It hit the ground violently and was fully submerged in water.
In my own stupidity, it took me a few moments to realize I had dropped it.
I picked it up, and water poured out of it like a cascade. It was covered in water, mud, sand, and small pieces of concrete debris.
I shook it a few times and wiped it down with baby wipes.
A small corner of the screen detached, but the display still works perfectly with absolutely no damage, not even a scratch.
No screen damage.
No trackpad issues.
No performance drops.
No weird noises.
No lag.
Nothing.
It still runs exactly like it did before the fall.
This laptop is an absolute beast. Lenovo genuinely impressed me with this one.
10/10.
edit: You guy roasted me for not knowing that its a LOQ not a legion lol. Thats on me.
I will get it checked professionally as soon as possible. This is the second day and it still works fine. Thank you all for your responses. Nonetheless, the build quality really is strong.
Context: Nearly 22,000 Polish military and police officers, border guards, intelligentsia, and prisoners of war were executed by the NKVD (Soviet secret police), on Joseph Stalin's orders. The government of Nazi Germany announced the discovery of mass graves in the Katyn Forest in April 1943.^([11]) Stalin severed diplomatic relations with the London-based Polish government-in-exile when it asked for an investigation by the International Committee of the Red Cross.^([12]) After the Vistula–Oder offensive, where the mass graves fell into Soviet control, the Soviet Union claimed the Nazis had killed the victims, and it continued to deny responsibility for the massacres until 1990, when it officially acknowledged and condemned the killings by the NKVD, as well as the subsequent cover-up by the Soviet government.