I respect that.
So, I ended up switching the control scheme again… My reasoning why I switched it up in the first place was because having attack on the ‘x’ button feels more natural. However, this was making some of the platforming where you have to attack things mid-jump even more difficult. So I switched it back to left bumper = attack, right bumper = block, x = slot 1 (I think this will likely be the final version)
Awesome!
One more thing I wanted to mention real quick; there doesn’t seem to be a way to drop through ledges. Not sure if that was intentional or not, but maybe the special move that is mapped to ‘down+A’ interferes with this (usually) default mechanic?
I’ve been having the worst time trying to get hotlinks to work lately…
(Hopefully that works)
Thanks for the responses, looking forward to playing more of this and seeing it progress!
Positives:
I’m loving the music so far, really awesome chiptunes, great vibes. I love the fast paced movement and combat, and responsive controls. I’m not sure how much patience I’ll have for the precision platforming, but it feels really well done.
Suggestions:
-Default controls for the controller weren’t my favorite. It’s great that customizing them is super easy. I’d suggest these for the defaults:
-I noticed that the defaults for ‘scroll right’ and ‘scroll left’ weren’t working with the right stick. I don’t know if this could be because I changed the defaults, but setting up these two controls to the corrosponding d-pad buttons fixed it.
-Replace the Reddit link with a Lemmy one instead?
Where’s the best place to give feedback?
You’re missing out, it’s actually a really fun game.
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And how they might use that information against you, now or in the future.
Thank you for this. Super helpful
Vespucci seems very interesting. Thanks for sharing
How’s it compare to Heliboard?
What do you think so far, any observations?
I like and appreciate what this is doing for the cause, but personally i don’t think I’d find myself wanting to play this.
I’d be curious to know what others think so far though. It does seem like I’ve been seeing more things on OSM too, so maybe it is helping?
This guy is a fucking hero for calling out these companies’ bullshit practices like that. I don’t really care if there’s some misstep about the open source thing. The content that I’ve seen from him is still good in my opinion.
Fuck Adobe.
You might check xda forums and see if it’s capable of flashing a custom ROM. Not sure how much functionality you might forfeit though
Less complex is definitely better in this scenario. Getting people to switch and use another piece of software will already be a challenge.
I’ll check that one out though, and thank you!
I will keep that one in mind, thank you for the reference.
This seems like a possible contender. I’m currently giving it a test now just to see what it’s like. I’m fairly new to all this, what do you mean by their geo-stack not being open?
Edit: I’m not sure this one will be able to work after all. I think it probably needs to be mobile focused, and this one seems to want to be used on desktop. I tried uploading a .pdf for a georeferenced map and it just got stuck in the loading process (this could be just because my internet is shit right now). I may give it another try, but for now I might have to keep looking.
To each their own I suppose :)
More positives:
I also really enjoy the intro screen. It’s chill, and simple, but really well crafted. The subtle details like the syncronized blinking of the button combo indicator to start the game and the slight movement of the title text. I really appreciate that it takes you immediately into the game so quickly/easily too. It’s nice to just have the capability to jump right in and start exactly where you left off last time.
Really, I had to take a moment to write this comment just so I could listen to the intro song loop a few times. Really digging the tunes :)