Nah, they'll make the money easily.I have a feeling this will struggle, dunno why.
They should add "full-2D characters" as a stretch goal reward!But this is just a concept video and I am not at all satisfied with what the characters look like. I would also rather have 2D characters.
They should add "full-2D characters" as a stretch goal reward!
I don't think they'll ever do that. It's really not cost-effective to do proper hand drawn animation these days. If you look at Daedalic's games, although the art is appealing the animation is rubbish - three frame walk cycles and characters basically sliding across the screen.
One can always hope, though.
Yes, I read it. I don't believe it.
They've had a successful relaunch of two BS games on numerous platforms.
Cecil even said this:
"The enthusiasm with which our fans have received our games is humbling. Our success in self publishing has allowed Revolution, for the first time in our 20 year history, to self-fund and so create games that we know our fans want to play. We will shortly be announcing details of an original adventure game that has been in development for six months."
god, the models look awful. do not want.
What does stating the obvious like that achieve? Do you seriously think he doesn't know he doesn't have to back it? He can still post his opinion on it without getting such condescending replies in response. Now, knowing that history, I also agree with him. I hope you won't tell me the same things all over again, as if I lack that much understanding of the situation.Don't like it, don't pledge.
It's their project, they can do whatever the fuck they want, same goes for you with your money. Even if they had the money and didn't need KS, they have all the right to use it without giving explications. Users will decide if they want to participate or not.
That's my main gripe so far, why not go full-on 2D? It's what the fans want (I'd imagine). The 3D models are pretty shitty looking as expected.
I really enjoyed the first two games, so definitely backing this. Hopefully the writing and pacing is closer to the first game, which will be hard to top. I think they're already at a disadvantage having this be about a stolen painting instead of a murder mystery, but they can't just do the first game again.
The look is definitely better than Broken Sword 3 or 4... but it would have been great if they made the characters 2D like everyone's saying. It just fits in better, and seems more charming in these games.
That's my main gripe so far, why not go full-on 2D? It's what the fans want (I'd imagine). The 3D models are pretty shitty looking as expected.
What does stating the obvious like that achieve? Do you seriously think he doesn't know he doesn't have to back it? He can still post his opinion on it without getting such condescending replies in response. Now, knowing that history, I also agree with him. I hope you won't tell me the same things all over again, as if I lack that much understanding of the situation.
It seems you're the one not dealing with it well. I didn't say anything about posting your opinion of his or my opinion, just that it's silly to think he's not aware of those basic facts you outlined. The only opinion part there seemed to be how you're tired of this or that. Whatever, I didn't comment on that at all. If thinking he's ignorant of those basic facts was also actually part of your opinion piece, then just consider my post as simply letting you know that part of it was actually wrong, as everyone is aware of it all. If you don't want to learn of other people's opinions on certain topics, clicking into forum threads for said topics is probably a bad choice.That's his opinion, that's my opinion about his and yours opinion:
I don't care, it´s irrelevant and it´s tiring to see posters that think they need to post their opinion about something should or shouldn't be a Kickstarter. I want to talk and discuss about the project, the pledge and the possibilities, what we like, what we don't.
I don' want to hear your opinions about the validity or not of a project, and you don't want to hear me about my opinions of your opinions. I guess we have a tie!
Deal with it.
looks nothing like Broken Sword 1 or 2 - wouldn't buy.
The project being a Kickstarter is part of the news so I do think it relevant to discuss. As I posted above, Cecil himself talked about self-funding. Why does this suddenly need us? To me it looks like he wants to reduce his risk, rather than it being a case of publishers taking a share. I was just questioning his belief in his own product.That's his opinion, that's my opinion about his and yours opinion:
I don't care, it´s irrelevant
characters and style look like ass. really didnt capture George at all in that design.
animations are worse than bad.
i dont get why people are okay throwing money at these kickstarters. nostalgia i assume.
I'll probably back this. Those rewards look great and BS1 is one of my all time favorite adventure games. My only beef is that with a $400K goal and all those rewards, if they do reach their goal it looks like they'd have to spend a lot of that on rewards. Also, like others have asked, they don't have the money to fund this themselves?
Because it gets tiring to get that stupid shit in every Kickstarter thread, often even from the same people. You don't like they are going with Kickstarter? Then please just shut up. Of course if you have some legitimate criticism (like if they are taking some element into a direction you don't like or if some detail raises your eyebrows), please do voice those. But if it's just the usual bitching about "Kickstarter is the d000000mzOrZ of gaming", "Why people so stupid they donate money for a game that hasn't even begun/is early in development", "these people are tricking people of their money! THEY ARE MISUSING KICKSTARTER!" yada yada yada, then none of us want to hear it anymore.What does stating the obvious like that achieve? Do you seriously think he doesn't know he doesn't have to back it? He can still post his opinion on it without getting such condescending replies in response. Now, knowing that history, I also agree with him. I hope you won't tell me the same things all over again, as if I lack that much understanding of the situation.
Guy definitely gets shot during the robbery.
Try telling his bereaved family that wasn't a 'murder'.
I don't know why you think that responds to anything I said there or in my other posts but it actually doesn't, it's just a somewhat embarrassing rant that has nothing to do with what I said or what I replied to or what I think of Kickstarter or this project. Weird.Because it gets tiring to get that stupid shit in every Kickstarter thread, often even from the same people. You don't like they are going with Kickstarter? Then please just shut up. Of course if you have some legitimate criticism (like if they are taking some element into a direction you don't like or if some detail raises your eyebrows), please do voice those. But if it's just the usual bitching about "Kickstarter is the d000000mzOrZ of gaming", "Why people so stupid they donate money for a game that hasn't even begun/is early in development", "these people are tricking people of their money! THEY ARE MISUSING KICKSTARTER!" yada yada yada, then none of us want to hear it anymore.
Hey guys! Little help!
Just bought BS1: Director's Cut on Steam and I tried running it with Windows 7 (dunno if it's the cause of the problem) but it stutters and it's extremely slow, even in the menu with the mouse. There's a delay on everything.
I tried looking around but it's not known.....
Do you guys have any idea what may cause this?
Guess it won't be coming out anytime soon. Has any kickstarter game been released yet? I can't think of one.
I guess I should get around to playing BS 3 and 4.
Oh good news for me, not so much for his family. That's more like it, next time I watch the video closer instead of just reading the plot summary.
Just kidding, of courseBut I think that P&C developers should really begin thinking about more complex 2D animation models, like those used by Vanillaware (Odin's Sphere) or Banpresto (Super Robot Wars). It's true that it limits the perspective, but the animations are very smooth.
I know that a successful kickstarter recently helped launching a program for that kind of animation (Spriter), but I don't know if it's being considered by developers.
(sorry Minsc )
It's definitely not caused by W7. The (superior) GOG.com version works well on my W7 PC.