Movement is key in any combat system, and going gridless has really opened up the world. We're keeping the tactical control of turn-based combat, but with the freedom of fluid movement. Some pre-alpha footage:
#ScreenshotSaturday#TurnBased#IndieGame#Cyberpunk
I’m going to give 10 random people who retweet this tweet $10,000 EACH! You must be following @Pulte and me so we can dm you if you win $10,000! Ends in 72 hours, will show proof ❤️
So I've been TASing @BootdiskRev 's Bleed 2, and after 648 rerecords I've beaten Rolling Invader in under 30 seconds. Think you can beat it @TheRealJakuts and @Eviona2?
Why the hell are people hanging around my store playing scratch tickets. If you need to stay in a store for 45 minutes during this crisis 1) you have a gambling problem. 2) you are an ass. For reference I live in a small town in MA with double digit deaths. Not smart
So I'm reading some stuff on Reddit about the virus and go back to the main page and see something about a "potentially hazardous asteroid" that is going to fly by Earth and first thing I think is...
DAMMIT RANDY, SLOW DOWN.
Heyo peeps, anyone who caught my ST:F streams and was interested in that game Check out this KS by the same two brothers! I've already put my money down!
Roster Update = Wardrobe Update
And we're here to help! We'll be giving away 5 @BroxahLoL jerseys for fans who follow us and retweet this post #LetsGoLiquid
The second problem is, IMO, the bigger one. The FTC has said, "You have to tell YouTube if your content is for kids and, if you don't, you will be fined/sued." But...could you think of a more subjective category than "For Kids." Like, does the FTC know about Bronies?
To all my YouTube content creator friends. Please make sure you educate yourselves on the revised COPPA act. The FTC is not hippest organization and probably thinks your "gameplay" videos is considered "for kids" under the new law. Protect yourself!
I'm going to try to explain COPPA in ten tweets or less.
COPPA stands for "Child Online Privacy...blah blah" it says that internet companies can't collect data on children.
Sensible. It's not about protecting kids from harmful content, but from harmful companies.