u/shawak456

A few weeks ago I posted a feature request for dynamic UI color, u/Evitonative saw the post and made Dynamic Theme Color add-on(here's the GitHub page link and it's fully compatible with default and Harmony theme). It has various styling options, and after the 1.0 release, they even added separate saturation and lightness slider based on my feedback.

Check it out.

Michael Barclay is one of the World Design Directors on Intergalactic.

This might be copium, but "how player behavior connects to game systems and can identify meaningful trends within player patterns" sounds like they're into game mechanics polishing stage. Doing tons of playtesting and QA, and collecting data to further refine the gameplay.

How did this masterpiece not win even a single Emmy in any fucking category?

As you can see, ND mostly used yellow stop tape in TLOU P1 which makes sense, and they stopped using it in TLOU P2 and made their visual design more cohesive and subtle, but RE4 and other games started crudely using yellow paint on in-game objects because TLOU became a very popular game. Even GOW 2018 used the same visual design to guild players but they actually made it a core aspect in the narrative, which was amazing.

This always happens. A studio creates a visual design or some other game mechanic that people like, other studios copy it without fully understanding the thought behind the design and then the OG game becomes the one who ruined games.

I think this is not just for coolness factor, because everything Naughty Dog showed is meant to convey something about the game. I think Jordan using the environment in the combat may be a core mechanic in her arsenal. This opens up so many possibilities and could make for a very special and unique combat experience, unlike anything Naughty Dog has ever created, or any other game.

When you make a game for everyone, you make it for no one.

Look at his face when Jordan activates her sword and before it, "From the studio that brought you."

And I've brought the perfect weapon for them.