To be specific, what I mean by HD is just "not pixel art". Like in Hollow Knight or Nine Sols - clean, hand drawn sprites. Is that possible with this software and how do I do it?
I have very little experience with programming of any sort, and I wanna learn how to use GML so I can make my dream game. But I (obviously) don't know how to code. I heard the learning curve for GML was pretty steep so I wanted to ask any experts how they learned and how I can do the same. Any advice at all is greatly appreciated :)
I maintain that Malcolm Todd, the album, is his worst one yet
I don't mean a remote island in a big ocean. At the very least I ask for one that sits in the middle of a lake and has a body of water, one way or another, separating it from a greater landmass
Anyone have anything like that? I have a survival world I'd like to make
From what I've heard, it's weirdly common for a father who walked out on his kid/s to remarry, settle down, and make a new family somewhere down the line. Why do they do that? If they wanted a family, why leave at all in the first place?
You know. Things like bloody, twat, shag, bugger, bollocks, wanker, bellend. I know these are words used as swears, but how severe are they? Is bloody equivalent to damn? What words could be passed off in a children's book?
Sorry if my question is a little stupid. I don't really play the games but my friend loves them and showed me this monster guy who supposedly can't be stopped by bullets but somehow has stitches running down his face
If he's supposed to be indestructible and apparently only gets killed with some kind of railgun, then how the hell did they stitch his face shut like that? The scientist guys have to have something that can pierce his skin and apparently hold it shut indefinitely, but if they do have that, then they fully sent him into missions knowing full well he has a weakness to really sharp blades or something
Apparently there's some crazy monster parasite bursting out of his skin which kind of throws it even more into question. So the parasite itself can also pierce his skin and tissue, but can be held shut by mere stitches? Are the stitches a stronger substance than the parasite and the Nemesis tissue?
If it's a blade or a laser that can cut his tissue, why not mobilize that and turn it into a usable weapon and then start arming people with it? Or just make a guy who can't get cut by whatever it is?
I would assume this is completely physically impairing him because they're literally stitching his eye shut. I presume he can't see through the eye. So the high-budget mad scientist supervillains couldn't think of a better idea than "Stitch his eye shut, it'll be fine" and somehow it worked? I'm told the parasite lets him hunt way stronger and faster than he does with eyes, so why even keep his eyes at all?
Someone please settle a debate here
I definitely fucked up by stopping to check if I was recording instead of chasing after it. But I don't think running at it would've helped much, what with the ghosts. What the hell was that? I've never seen anything like it before
I know this is an age-old question for every amateur writer but after several months of work I haven't even finished a proper first chapter for my first draft because of burnout or unrelated life things
BUT the main issue I'm having is the failure to turn off my "inner editor" and stop being a perfectionist for my first draft. I don't know how short or how long it's supposed to be, how good or bad it's supposed to be, I don't really know anything about this and I really really wanna be able to write this story but I'm struggling here
Any and all advice is appreciated, seriously
God that guy was awesome. I only ever found his channel after he quit so this is like half-larp but these are still the best Dark Souls guides I've seen in my life
Could be nothing, but I noticed some very interesting parallels
Like many Catholic saints, Solaire has shed most of his possessions to travel through Lordran. His kit is shockingly simple - only a sword, shield, and one miracle - and yet he's as strong as anyone, arguably stronger than even the player character, the so-called Chosen Undead destined to link the Fire and succeed Lord Gwyn.
He's a good man on a religious journey through a foreign and maybe malevolent world, and in the end he dies painfully tempted by a false god. Combine that with all the imagery and there's definitely a conclusion to be drawn here.
Food for thought...
Oswald of Carim is my favourite Dark Souls character and I want to make a cosplay build in Elden Ring. Predictably, the Mask of Velka is not in Elden Ring. Does anyone have any possible alternatives I can wear? And maybe some suggestions for the rest of his clothes, too?
Patches is notably different in this game. In most other instances, he's a cleric-hating cynic who repeatedly tempts you with treasure and then punishes you whenever you actually go for it - almost consistently by pushing you off a ledge into a hole
He is none of these things in Bloodborne. The only thing that stays the same is pushing you into a hole. He's religious ("The gift of the godhead cometh!"), he's hardly cynical, he never actually tempts you with treasure (there is a message by the trail of shining coins but it only says "This way, to witness a miracle", and it honestly just seems like all he's trying to do is kill you
The only semblance of Patches's original greed and hypocrisy is that emerald pendant around his neck. Besides that, all he does is make several efforts to kill you or get you killed, and he even talks different ("Oh, doubt me not, sweet compeer. What is friendship, but a chance encounter?"). Anyone got any ideas on why he's like this?
First playthrough, no spoilers in the comments please