New Game

MegalodonSV · April 2011

I'm making a game with two of my friends. (I'm looking for more to help us) We're making a medieval/gothic/fantasy RPG.
It will use Unreal Engine 3 with Directx 11 support. It will feature Tesselation (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c_PVtMIz-A) and next gen graphics.
What would your perfect RPG be like? We'd love to hear your input. I'm also gonna be posting progress screenshots in this thread.

Also, if you feel like you need to hit me with the banhammer;

"[NESL-CF Admin]Blind Rob: as long as it's in off topic" (:

CookieMunzta · April 2011

For me, character building is the most important aspect of an RPG.
Also, and you going with 3rd person view, or 1st person?

MegalodonSV · April 2011

CookieMunzta wrote: »

For me, character building is the most important aspect of an RPG.
Also, and you going with 3rd person view, or 1st person?

1st person fo shoo. Maybe a toggle between the two.

SexyCoon · April 2011

MegalodonSW wrote: »

Also, if you feel like you need to hit me with the banhammer;

"[NESL-CF Admin]Blind Rob: as long as it's in off topic" (:

There's no "gammer" that play a single game anyway, and even if i play your game i might still play cf. XD

anyway if you need help for idea or whatever let me know, I actualy study in Cinema but before I were in Game Developement/Gaming community and stuff =D

So the perfect rpg, is a lot about the game play, the fact that you can do whatever you want at time you take your time to evolve your character. Unlike a fps or a strategy that is more about your experience of the game itself. It must be very flexible has some opposite faction to bring player vs player, and also party things, as example a dungeon or whatever.

MegalodonSV · April 2011

Also, how would you like your character building to be like? Skills that level up when you use them, or experience points gained when you do quests/kill things?

74K37H47 · April 2011

long ranged weaponry, no ramboish capabilities (teamwork must be necessary), char building, many many many different looks, quick gaming interface, that's pretty much it

[Rory] · April 2011

MegalodonSW wrote: »

Also, how would you like your character building to be like? Skills that level up when you use them, or experience points gained when you do quests/kill things?

combination of both, level up from gaining exp from using skills.

SexyCoon · April 2011

you must be able to interact with the map, by example your foot mark, you can destroy part of the map, remodel it. If you could give it a touch like in minecraft but for your game interaction it would be GREAT

CookieMunzta · April 2011

MegalodonSW wrote: »

Also, how would you like your character building to be like? Skills that level up when you use them, or experience points gained when you do quests/kill things?

Something similar to Fallout 3, a mix of that, combined with ways of gaining knowledge, either through books, or experiences.

MegalodonSV · April 2011

TheRealCoon wrote: »

you must be able to interact with the map, by example your foot mark, you can destroy part of the map, remodel it. If you could give it a touch like in minecraft but for your game interaction it would be GREAT

Cutting down trees and digging might be possible (thanks to tesselation.:)). But it would be hard to get it to work with a fotorealistic game. There's a difference between ~100 Cubes, and a LOT of polygons.

SexyCoon · April 2011

It's possible it been done in tons of game actualy. I don't ask you to be able to destroy everything but just a little touch of it, like they did in world of warcraft or even cossack.

NiloVips10 · April 2011

we changed the name cause we didnt like it, relax

MegalodonSV · April 2011

webcheaters wrote: »

we changed the name cause we didnt like it, relax

wutwut ?

MegalodonSV · April 2011

Phillybear · April 2011

- Equipment changes the looks of your char.
- Impossibility to beat the game with a poorly built char.
- Preferably a big freedom in char building
° One starting class with 2 choices out of 9/10 skill trees.
° A few starting classes with 1/2 choices out of 4/5 skill trees.
° Many starting classes with set skill trees.
- Balance
- Time restriction on potions
- Equipment with sockets
- Leveling up from quest/kill xp, giving X skill points and X attribute points.
- Not too many wild animals to kill, animals tend to get boring.
- I prefer 3rd person view, but looks like it's going to be 1st.
- Make it gloomy, with some cave areas.

MegalodonSV · April 2011

You can't really see the shape of the blade because it's so bright, but I'll add textures soon.

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