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5. #HOW TO RAISE ROADS IN CITIES SKYLINES WINDOWS#

#HOW TO RAISE ROADS IN CITIES SKYLINES HOW TO#

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#HOW TO RAISE ROADS IN CITIES SKYLINES WINDOWS#

You may have heard about Casey Muratori’s Refterm, a terminal emulator for Windows that vastly outperformed the standard Windows terminal.Īre there other applications you think could be vastly improved by implementing lessons learned from game development?

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So I was wondering if you had any plans to make the script part a lot easier by recycling old content and making videos out of them, perhaps even gradually on the side as you focus on the work you deem more important? For instance, would you ever consider turning your Mess Effect series or retrospectives on the Arkham games into videos? Or even smaller, more singular pieces, like The Cost of Spectacle, and The Plot-Driven Door? I imagine it’s because acquiring all the relevant footage, getting the recordings right, and having it edited together properly is very time consuming and would take away from your other work.īut you have put together a number of videos from scratch (as in scripting), it seems, and you have said you’d like to do more videos in the hopes that your success there will take off. I’m sure the thought has crossed your mind and there must be a reason for not having done so yet (barring simultaneous blog/video releases), but I was curious as to why you (or your editor) don’t turn those blog posts into videos. I’ve noticed Shamus has a lot of interesting and incisive blog posts, particularly the retrospectives.

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Who do you think are some of the best written villains in video games, and/or what do you think makes a great (video game) villain? Would you say there are constraints or stumbling blocks that exist in video games for making well-written villains that aren’t an issue in other mediums? Do you think villains in video games need to be tackled in differently when writing them? Who are some of your favourites, and why? Any examples you would use as a “Don’t do this, never do this” piece of advice for future games? Are there any villains you think were close to being great, but ruined or held back from achieving their full potential?

I am reminded of Sunless Sea, another vaguely horror-ish game with cool art and delicious atmosphere that wasn’t particularly fun to play. I’m going to guess… the operating system? If you’ve got a “stylized” figure with exaggerated feminine proportions, then the resulting deformation is going to look freakish. It depends on the engine.) So if you’re lazy and you don’t want to make male and female versions of all animations, then the female models might end up playing male animations, which will deform them to fit male proportions. In the world of animation, the skeletons come with the animations. The shoulders will get wider, the torso and arms will get longer, and the legs will get shorter. The “definitive” image of Candy is exactly the sort of outcome you should expect if you carelessly stick a male skeleton inside a female mesh. Somehow, these old models are getting mapped onto skeletons with different proportions. In fact, a running theme in the Definitive Edition screenshots is characters with bizzaro-world proportions.

Having said all of that, it’s obvious that the Definitive Edition is miles worse. I’m saying you could reclaim quite a few triangles from the breasts and make them look slightly less round, and spend those polygons elsewhere for massive improvements to the overall silhouette.

I realize that the oversized bust was part of the joke of the character and I’m not suggesting it should be made smaller. Way too many polygons were spent on making her boobs very round, when the rest of her is conspicuously jagged. The shoulders are all wrong, the neck is a disaster, and her overall proportions are off. I was always a pretty crap artist, but I promise you I was able to make things much better than this. I was making 3D characters in this era, on an earlier version of this same graphics engine, with the same apparent polygon budget. Now to be fair: Yes, the original 2002 version of this character (left) is still atrocious.