@harussofsitaz i'm an army and... chile sis we is not scared of u. we armies are stronger and more powerful than this flopped asfk fandom that nobody knows. and that's the period.
Working on gta3, Vice, SA and gta4 was more like a regular job than people imagine.
Most of us worked headphones on in our own area - art, code, music - for 8 hours a day.
We had very few meetings.
Only a small number of people made the big decisions about gameplay and story.
Especially towards the end, a lot of the job is fixing an endless stream of bugs.
Fun fact: We used to have ‘pencils down’ 2 weeks before going gold. Then we'd all play through the game to find the last bugs.
That would be the first time I played the missions in order and experienced the story. There would be missions I hadn't seen before.
I've only played 30 minutes of it but I'm already in love with it. It's like a proto-skate without the finnicky and usually inaccurate Flick-It trick system, doing tricks is like doing a fighting game combo, they require more buttons and it feels rewarding to understand
thrasher skate & destroy by Z-Axis is a underrated skateboarding game that, as far i'm aware, not many people gave a chance to because it wasn't THPS. this happened with Evolution Skateboarding by Konami too, though that game has it's issues that make it a little hard to like
it's ridiculous how good THPS2 on PSX looks and every port moving forward decided it should look absolutely nothing like the original
every other port looks drab and really ugly, just look at PSX vs PC, see how much life PSX has with the lighting and colors
group chats are for sociopaths and narcissists who need to be the center of attention the whole time, when was the last time you didn't get talked over, when was the last time people immediately started talking after you sent messages, Huh
Never share anything Never unironically have feelings about anything Never express outwardly that you like anything without a layer of irony veiling it Never publicize any part of your soul Never have meaningful conversation