Indivisible: Valkyrie Profile/Metroid, Indiegogo, PC/Mac/Linux/PS4/XB1 -- funded!
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More_Badass
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You don't need an IGG account. Just an email and Paypal
Like I said, literally all you need to do is put in your email and paypal. That's it. No account creation.
For sure, downloaded it and will give it a whirl later on.
My exact feelings as well. Also not too much of a fan of paying up front.
I do hope you guys succeed, and I may still back it in the future.
I'll buy the game regardless as it does seem like my type of game.
You don't need to make an account. I was wary at first as well, until I realized literally all I had to do was type in my email and type in my password to pay with paypal.
outunderthestars
Banned
Yep, and they don't have a dime of my money either.
That said, I wish the developers the best and hope it goes well for them.
I think it being in Indiegogo will hurt it's visibility somewhat :/. Has there even been a videogame campaign in indiegogo that did more than 1$million?
I think they always had it.
Then what are you doing here in thread? Surely you could ignore it instead of shitposting?
I think they always had it.
Then what are you doing here in thread? Surely you could ignore it instead of shitposting?
Sir_Crocodile
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Hmm, so $30,000 more. To be honest, I think the difference in familiarity most people have between KS and IG may cost more then that. Looking at it closely it's surprisingly easy to back (not having to create an account to back is a great touch), but I worry about how many people will actually get to the point where they find that out.
BTW, any reason there's not a gog.com option?
More_Badass
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They may have publisher support, but it's dependent on the IGG success. if the IGG isn't funded, the game isn't getting made
Sir_Crocodile
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You only need a paypal account with IG now, don't even have to create an account - and without reaching their goal the game won't come out.
Wait, what? What kind of logic is that? You're not going to bother because of how big the goal is? If you want the game to happen, then you should give them money.
And if you actually bothered to read the IGG pitch, they straight up say that Indivisible won't happen if they don't get the 1.5mil. 505 is only promising 2 million and they need 3.5 to make the game.
Tizoc
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Fair enough, I liked Skullgirls and I'm backing this just not right now due to my financials ^^;
Nearing the last week or so I'll back it.
Best of luck!
Game looks great. I really want this to be funded and happened since I loved Skullgirls animation but lacking in skill to properly appreciate it. Indivisible with its RPG style of gameplay is really right up in my alley, but alas being poor student I can't afford any credit card 
I leave the rest to the gaming community.
Damn, this makes me wonder how much a character from GG: Xrd would cost.
I leave the rest to the gaming community.
Damn, this makes me wonder how much a character from GG: Xrd would cost.
In for $250! Wish I could go above but that's my limit financially ;-;
To make up for that I'll try my hardest to spread the word
Considering the game will be out in 2018 I'm not surprised by the lack of Wii U version. Unfortunately not much info is available on the NX so they can't make it part of the campaign or even a stretch goal.
To make up for that I'll try my hardest to spread the word
Considering the game will be out in 2018 I'm not surprised by the lack of Wii U version. Unfortunately not much info is available on the NX so they can't make it part of the campaign or even a stretch goal.
CommandThrower
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I backed Skullgirls when it was on Indiegogo, so now I will back this.
$125. We in there.
$125. We in there.
SolarPowered
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Man, you are getting a framed Giclee print. You done good, soldier.In for $250! Wish I could go above but that's my limit financially ;-;
To make up for that I'll try my hardest to spread the word
OP should quote the post below in his opening to clear this misunderstanding up from the start.
The publisher is only partially funding it. They're also not just trying to set a record, games are usually expensive to make. More expensive than the usual Kickstarter for an indie game would make you believe anyway.
More_Badass
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More_Badass
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What about a Visa Gift Card? As a college student, that's what I used before I got a credit cardGame looks great. I really want this to be funded and happened since I loved Skullgirls animation but lacking in skill to properly appreciate it. Indivisible with its RPG style of gameplay is really right up in my alley, but alas being poor student I can't afford any credit card
I leave the rest to the gaming community
Game looks great. I really want this to be funded and happened since I loved Skullgirls animation but lacking in skill to properly appreciate it. Indivisible with its RPG style of gameplay is really right up in my alley, but alas being poor student I can't afford any credit card
I leave the rest to the gaming community.
Damn, this makes me wonder how much a character from GG: Xrd would cost.
If you want to learn more about Xrd's development:
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2099538#post2099538
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2107579&postcount=229
Xrd didn't just have amazing animation, they had incredible coders that invented techniques that Unreal Engine 3 didn't even support. It probably cost quite a lot more than Skullgirls ever did, even though it's 3D.
Don't forget that Xrd was made with every single individual frame in mind. This meant that they move parts of the face and body around for every single frame to make it look more 2D. The more frames they have to do that with, the more work is on them.
The frame-by-frame 'correction' to make it look more 2D can be seen here:
Each character had 400-600 bones and 170 of them were just for the face so they could move things around.
AtomskEater
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Will give the demo a whirl later. Everything looks really nice (I especially like the Southeast Asian setting/influences, it's not often explored in games), so assuming I like the demo I'm in for a physical copy. Best of luck Lab Zero!
Don't have that either. Plus, my money is in red from buying expensive digital audio player.
Well shit. Saying it was magic looks like an understatement in Xrd case.
First of all, I rarely support crowd funding for videogames. That's all there is to it. I will wait and buy a finished product 99.9% of the time. So with that out of the way...
This game won't get made unless they get 1.5m which is by and large a record for indiegogo. That is already an uphill battle. Indiegogo also takes money upfront. I do not like that.
Also you are asking me to take a developers word up front for it in a pitch video when crowd funding has a history of such things changing over time. So, as much as I loved Skullgirls, I don't take their word at face value. You mean to tell me that if they manage like 800k a deal won't be cut to release the game anyway? I honestly don't believe that, We have seen other same the same and the game gets funded anyway. Sorry.
So I will wait and see. I normally don't fund these things and they have a huge gpal on a platform that take my !money right away.
More_Badass
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If they only make $800k, then you get refunded and the devs get $0.
Just regarding the outlines on characters:
To invent a technique and name it after one of your team, you've gotta be doing something really special, almost like the Itano Circus or Yutapon Cubes in anime.
I'm really glad they did presentations and went to various events to show off the tech behind how they did it.
Is it really so hard to understand how a person don't like to be charged right away and depends on a refund later? People don't preorder even $5 because of this.
More_Badass
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Ah, thought you were saying it was a flexible findings thing where they'd keep the money
Hot Coldman
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How good is this prototype?! The boss took me out first time. Good thing I figured out the mage can use the super meter to heal before that fight or I'd have had a lot more trouble. Loved it.
To be honest, this kind of style is usually a huge turn-off for me, but this already looks way more appealing than Ducktales Remastered or Shantae 4.
To be honest, this kind of style is usually a huge turn-off for me, but this already looks way more appealing than Ducktales Remastered or Shantae 4.
Father_Brain
Banned
So when is the combat realtime, and when does it take place in a separate VP-inspired phase? The trailer pretty clearly shows both.
threelights
Member
Just beat the demo.
This has to be the prototype I've played where I have the least complaints lol.
Took me 36mins. Extremely polished, great implementation of VP combat, fights are super fun, healing is OP (thanks for that), and even the balance is in a decent place too. Also putting in the mechanic of not having to fight weak enemies is very welcome. The soundtrack is nothing less than amazing too.
And I was always in love with Lab Zero's artstyle and animations. Some of the best I've ever seen, so I never had any complaints there.
My biggest complaint is sometimes starting to attack, not working, and then I mash it to see if the game responds, but then I was blocking all along and now I lost a bunch of meter =X (that and the protagonist dying=game over).
And those are hardly complaints to see with prototypes, they are things you only hear close to release/after release.
No glitches, no falling through the world, performance was rock solid on my shitty laptop. Just all around, amazing work.
I am going to play this prototype so many times >.>
This has to be the prototype I've played where I have the least complaints lol.
Took me 36mins. Extremely polished, great implementation of VP combat, fights are super fun, healing is OP (thanks for that), and even the balance is in a decent place too. Also putting in the mechanic of not having to fight weak enemies is very welcome. The soundtrack is nothing less than amazing too.
And I was always in love with Lab Zero's artstyle and animations. Some of the best I've ever seen, so I never had any complaints there.
My biggest complaint is sometimes starting to attack, not working, and then I mash it to see if the game responds, but then I was blocking all along and now I lost a bunch of meter =X (that and the protagonist dying=game over).
And those are hardly complaints to see with prototypes, they are things you only hear close to release/after release.
No glitches, no falling through the world, performance was rock solid on my shitty laptop. Just all around, amazing work.
I am going to play this prototype so many times >.>
Playing the prototype would be the best way to get a sense of it.
But it's VP-style battle, but it transitions seamlessly. Camera just moves in and you're fighting. Win, camera moves out and you're platforming.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think we've got something special here, and the more people that play it, the better our chances are.
You can play the demo right now if you want.
You can 'hit' the enemies right before entering the phase to do preliminary damage before the actual battle. Tales/Kiseki/etc lets you do this.