A good analysis and comparison of mechanics Erik. r n r nHowever I would have wished you put a bit more time into the writing, the article seems written in a hurry with many typos, bizarre sentence structure and paragraphs that lead to nowhere. r n r nMaybe its meta-commentary ...
It was accessible alright, to the point of being entirely broken. r nIf anything, XCOM 2012 is the prime example of how -not- to streamline a game namely by sacrificing complexity, but retaining difficulty . r n r nIf anything, XCOM needed another way for its combat system to work ...
@Evan Greenwood r n I thought the You can make games video was generally quite reasonable and certainly helpful in a practical way. For programmer-designer inclined people... r n ... r nAnd so Aleksander responded with an article trying to say But not everyone is well suited to making games ...
The secret is realizing how powerful you are. Don t like microtransactions Great, don t buy them. r n r nNo, this is fundamentally the wrong advice. r n r nThe economic system and with it the game design industry is shaped by wants not by wants not. r nEconomies ...
@Jeremy r n r nI do not criticize the author for not donating, I criticize him for framing this discussion wrong. r n r nDonations are freely given, he has no right to complain that products are being delayed or that other products are being made with his money . ...
Obviously, I would even say that touch devices are far better suited for full blown adventure games that have proper physics interactions like opening drawers or doors, rotating knobs, etc. r n r nThe touch controls add to immersion and the puzzles can be more physical than combine lighter with ...
