As the title says. I’d like to hear other people‘s approaches to creating unique monster tamer games. Do you start with mechanics & gameplay? World building & lore? The monsters themselves? Etc, etc.
I myself am trying to get into this, but I don’t know what to focus on first, so my attention is kind of scattered all over. Ideas bouncing all over the inside of my brain like a chaotic 3D pinball machine.
Just started playing Monster Hunter world, and I came across the ecological research center. It reminds me a lot of the Pokémon legends Arceus hisui Pokédex research tasks. I honestly find this type of game mechanic intriguing. It adds a layer of complexity to the game.
So as the post title says, I’d like some game recommendations that include mechanics similar to these. And I know this is a little bit more reaching, but if you can include which are best and worst at this, I’d appreciate that.
Bro came from an island renowned for its music, where his own music was unpopular.
70-something years later, he is the Soul King, (as far as we’re aware) the most popular musician in the world! Rock on! 🤘
Afterthought: Do you think the rest of the Rumbar Pirates came from Esperia as well???
Personally, I’m hoping they keep it throughout the anime
Hello! I’m new here.
I got the kind of silicone mold like an ice tray, with multiple cavities the same design & size. I filled it with the isomalt and microwaved it.
For the most part, it turned out well, but I hit a snag: The ones in the center look like they’ve evaporated a little bit, being not as full as the others, while the ones on the outside edges, especially the corners, started to caramelize and gained some unwanted color. So I guess my question is how do I heat up the whole tray evenly? To avoid any central evaporation or corner caramelization? I’m just trying to get that nice indistinguishable sugar glass.
In addition, I was also thinking about using some kind of vacuum chamber to make sure there are no air bubbles left inside, adding to the clear glass look. Does anyone know of a way I could do both of these at the same time? Heat uniformly across, while using a vacuum chamber of some kind?
Like I said, I’m new and I would appreciate any tips or tricks or guidance you could give me.
Thank you for taking the time to read this! I wish you all the best of luck and success in your candymaking endeavors!