Описание игры, торрент, скриншоты, видео

another week, another set of notes. i've been trying to keep myself at least somewhat away from tinkering with the defense and combat type mechanics. though, there is a change to dash deflection where deflect no longer puts the defending character into hitstop, increasing the total advantage of a deflect.

So with this week, relating to last week's camera changes, I'm trying out the removal of lock on. So the intro erroneously right now says that you can lock on with emote, but it now's only for emoting. Targeting now is proximity based, with aimed attacks (like Bird's dive) being angled at the most recently attacked enemy, and the ui showing the most recent enemy. 1v1 encounters have a special rule in place that keeps the targeting effect persistently active on the single opponent.

Also a bug fix for the keybindings, after game maker updated, the way i copied the 'new button array' for remapping was no longer valid as a way to copy the array over, and that has been fixed.

Some settings have been changed as I changed some stuff on the backend as well; Control and Game Settings have been split from Progress save data, so there is now seperate reset buttons for both. As well, slow time has the option to set it down to 1:5 speed and 1:1 speed, adding a speed slower than the old slowest, and a speed that acts as a way to turn off the slow time feature.

Debug settings have also been expanded and moved to a new menu at the bottom of the settings page. There are settings to be able to warp to any room (and entrance id), as well as options to change continue number and curse level a little more directly.

A new status mode for the player was added that kicks in after so many continues have been used. Currently it's after 4 continues, Suu will begin dropping her weapon on get up, and some visual effects will change.

edit - Grabs and overheat have been adjusted. Grab no longer grants a card read against the target. Overheat no longer grants the meter-regen, attack boost, and defense boost, and instead grants a persistent immunity effect. Overheat is now gained from landing a grab on an enemy. Enemies tossed by a grab can impact other enemies. The goal is to make grab a lot more powerful against groups of enemies as a utility skill. Grab's utility in 1v1s should shift to interrupts, a combo starter with meter, or getting a knockdown for oki. In groups the staggered hits and invulnerability period should allow time to either take the momentum back or reposition/evade.