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>>1329
I remember reading somewhere that Japanese players kept hanging around the small keeps and forts at night assuming something cool would happen due to all the "Fort, Night" messages.

It's dark souls

>>1329
True, but there were still some useful messages around the place. You'd eventually find "try finger but hole" and "fort night" but occasionally you'd get some decent ones.

>>1330
I remember seeing "grass" all the time as well since "kusa" means LOL in Japanese IIRC.

>>1251
I also played through it for the first time recently, and I kinda missed the online component (was playing prepare to die edition, not the remaster). A lot of stuff in fromsoft games can be very unclear and/or convoluted, so I think players sharing info with each other is a fine mechanic. Better than having them look shit up on the wiki when they get stuck.

OP if you hate the multiplayer try out the "shadow of the eclipse" mod. It removes the online features and instead replaces it with new singleplayer content which is all pretty good.

And because I want to set a good example, I'll post some rando scripts I use for AB screenshots maybe someone will appreciate:

bash script using mpv to generate uncompressed pngs every '$3' sec from video file '$1' with sub track '$2' (so call this script with e.g. `screenshot.sh filename.mkv 1 15` to take ss every 15 sec with sub track #1):

mpv –no-config –vo=image –vo-image-format=png –vo-image-outdir=/INSERT_SCREENSHOT_DIRECTORY_HERE –vo-image-png-compression=0 –vo-image-high-bit-depth=no –screenshot-template="%ts%wT" –no-audio –untimed –hr-seek=yes –sstep="$3" –sid="$2" "$1"

batch script (sorry my main PC is win these days) to compress those pngs to AB standards (I typically pick 10 I like, usually from a few diff episodes, throw em in a folder with this file and run it):

oxipng –fast -o max -Z *.png

oh hey a /t/ refugee, good to see you around. i lurked your board back in the day when i needed inspiration on what to read or watch

>>941
Astlibra may be the greatest game I've ever played I put in over 500 hours

I'll recommend Legend of Dark Witch, very cute and fun 2hu-inspired series of Mega Man clones with Tales-style NG+ options, minigames, and RPG spin-offs. Zizou best girl

Moved to >>>/djn/155.

Sorry I only like furry porn if it has poopy diapers in it. Got any?

Shouldn't this go on /vnt/?

Waiting in the snow…

>>582
Now without scanlines

>>556
NGH?

this really is the greatest game i have ever played

lots of fun stuff lately, players running some custom level 90 dungeons together, and putting custom enhancement enchants on their gear too, which really makes us overpowered. BLU and PLD are gods on this server!

>private server
lol
lmao
rofl even

>>890
W-what's wrong with private servers?

>>718
time gal (basically anime dragon's lair). gameplay is nothing to write home about but it looks real nice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5nLn2LLvAY

House of za Dead

SPACE FURY
https://youtu.be/MUdS2hVVwbQ

>>719
Those sound effects are insane but the animation is awesome

Mario is pretty fat

>>578
2)TCL language, make game from scratch https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TclCmd/contents.htm
This language is very intuitive to learn and I really loves it. The only crappy shit about TCL is that, there are no proper and robust graphic library that you can use from get go. Maybe you could pull a lot of modules to make your games from TK but still, I don't think you could have a native sound library like openal to play background and effect sound. Well at least you could use shell in TCL and just do ffplay to play your sound. Apparantly, long ago someone actually did make a TCL native game engine called "The Aries engine", but the download link has already died. Nobody ever archived it and the source code of the game engine has never been shared ever since the download link died.

3)Allegro engine with Lua binding
I actually tried to go through into this option once back then but I dont like it that much. The syntax sucks but atleast is a lot better than SDL and raylibs, and there's very little documentation about it except the one that is from C language. It's hard to relate the documentation from C to Lua. What lost my motivation to continue gamedev on this engine is that my files got nuke due to my Hardisk went kaput. I lost all of my files and I didn't have backup for it. Anyway, I really think that I kind of regret for picking this option because the learning curve was very hard.

4)Commit sudoku
Well at least I can find my waifu in gensokyo and maybe we could gamedev together.

>>579
cool your jets
if you want to make something real simple use pygame (good for throwing stuff at the wall)
if you want to make something that's well done use godot (good for refining your ideas)
no need to use turbo autism tools to impress anons. better to make a cool looking game.

Could anyone help me how to get this raylib engine binding with tcl language work? I'm literally crying right now. I've followed every single step using this thing called Swig accordingly from documentation here https://www.swig.org/papers/Tcl98/TclChap.html. 1st pic are all my files in one folder. "raylibtcldemo-rcore.i" and "raylibtcldemo-colors.i" are my "interface files" which I need it for function call from raylib c language to tcl. You can see all of these functions and constants variables listed saperately from "raylibtcldemo-rcore.i" and "raylibtcldemo-colors.i" which is base from its respected raylib module. I got this module reference from raylib site here https://www.raylib.com/cheatsheet/cheatsheet.html. So, I've done all the compilation steps but then when I ran tclsh8.6 testinggaem.tcl, it gave me this stupid errors:

>>586 cont

couldn't load file "./raylibtcldemo-rcore.so": ./raylibtcldemo-rcore.so: undefined symbol: EndDrawing
while executing
"load ./raylibtcldemo-rcore.so "
(file "testinggaem.tcl" line 2)

How do I make this Swig work with raylib?