CLANG - sword fencing controller for more than "quick attack" and "strong attack"

Stitch on 19/6/2012 at 18:49

Quote Posted by Stitch

I know directly calling you out on all this is just going to kick in the ol' dethtoll defenses--which I also get

(lol)

You are right about one thing, though: if we keep this up then I'll also turn into that guy, so I'll bow out now and leave you to your whatever.

:cool:

Koki on 19/6/2012 at 20:13

Quote Posted by faetal

Is your point that I should always assume that "X sucks" means "I think X sucks"?

I think it does

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If so, what happens when the person then comes back and says "X is objectively bad"?

After your performance in the feminism thread I am not touching that one with a ten foot pole(oh crap, are ten foot poles chauvinist?)

Beleg Cúthalion on 2/7/2012 at 08:27

...and another more technical video: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JDJkB2vxnU)

Yakoob on 2/7/2012 at 21:46

I was about to bag on the video of doing the horrible Wii thing of "replace button with a swing" but then it gets to the part where it actually does allow you to do whatever you want, and handling the result via realistic physics rather then pre-determined "moves."

I am curious tho - if you try to do your own thing and get close to one of the moves, does it auto-correct your movement and force your in-game avatar to perform that move? Or does it ALWAYS map exactly to your movements, and the on-screen widgets are merely "helpful guide" rather than set attacks?

Also I like their design philosophy in the ending - "we're not aiming for big, we just picked one small ESTABLISHED fighting system and try to reproduce it in a game, as sort of a proof-of-concept. If it works, it paves the way for more complex / better projects."

Remaining cautiously optimistic.

Beleg Cúthalion on 8/7/2012 at 08:39

The guys made it, so the ones interested can look forward to CLANG. Let's see what they can do.