Gaulish Gaming Banquet: cesars-challenge

thewitheredstriker

Ah, I see

adrientd

Rest like game logic, physics, scripting, etc. is entirely proprietary

thewitheredstriker

In-house engines are useful for companies who want full control and don't mind re-inventing the wheel, but pretty painful for reverse engineers lol

thewitheredstriker

personally I'm glad that we're seeing a switch from the 1001 in-house engines of the 2000's to things like Unreal, Unity etc

thewitheredstriker

it makes skill a lot more transferable for game developers looking to get hired

thewitheredstriker

you can e.g. continue to use UE/Unity knowledge in multiple companies rather than needing to relearn new engines in every studio

pegperegogaucho

Yeah and easier to mod or extract stuff from games :LUL:

thewitheredstriker

indeed

pegperegogaucho

Old level design of the first part of the level :PogelixPause:

schmeling65

where would have been the start? there where the druid would be?

pegperegogaucho

Note the icy part on the rightmost cliff and missing trees. There was also supposed to be a waterfall after the ice cave

pegperegogaucho

Yes, the beginning was not originally there

pegperegogaucho

I thought that the start felt kind of weird so I made an extra area

schmeling65

I could even imagne that you continously build up more and more on that level; it is simply a question about creativity

schmeling65

like replace the ice-cave with something longer ice-related and you could even insert the blue romans there to fit.

pegperegogaucho

this was the original start

schmeling65

would have been indeed to directly

schmeling65

couldn't you add even more to the start since it is a door as well

pegperegogaucho

I wonder what is behind that door :FrogThinking:

schmeling65

does it actually open at some point?

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