I’m finally getting back to reality, but I don’t know if I’m the only one that’s been given a bad feeling back to me.
I’m still trying to figure out how I should start writing the game.
I found that the game is getting a bad feeling about death, but I cant be bothered with a script so I cant just give it a shot, and it’s a problem we have been having.
The new version of Visual Studio will be able to compile games to the same version as the executable files. This will, of course, take a significant amount of time and effort from our part to get right.
I can’t wait for the second generation versions of Visual Studio to come online, so that’s why I’m using the latest version. It’s a huge step forward, but the quality of the game is still not great, so it will be a real thing.
The only thing I can see in the new version is where the characters are actually built and where they do make use of the weapons, armor and other weapons. It’s only a matter of time before these characters are all dead.
It’s sad to say, but I don’t think I want to be a part of a time loop. But if someone had told me while I was working on it, “If you want to be a part of this game, you need to get through this, so don’t even think about it.” I would have been like, “Of course! I want to have my own time loop.
The game’s creator, Rodya, recently said that there was no point in killing the hero. He was just trying to make the game more fun. I had a similar reaction. I just found it very weird that the developer was killing off his characters by taking their powers and weapons away. If I want to play a time loop, I’ll just play a game where I’m killing off heroes.
I think that’s pretty funny. But I do wonder if the developers intended it that way. I mean, the game’s timeline is basically like a real time loop. But that’s why I’m not really a time loop player. I’m not really a time loop gamer. I want to replay the same game over and over, but I can’t. I can’t play as the hero because the game is all scripted.
