The Trick I Used to Make Combat Fun! | Devlog

your accent is so confusing

... I wanna play it

Man all the ideas from kids who are too lazy to learn to code but think they've thought of the next big thing. Make your own games before pitching ideas so you at least know what youre saying.

Anyways this video was super informative dude. Lots of concepts I learned in school but never thought of being able to apply it on games. You rock my man, keep on keepin on.

Two years old video, but still.
Those Skeletons almost look like real players with their movement.
Good stuff.

I love a Dodge and parry feature in all close combat based games...

How is the game coming?

Someone show this to the ARK developers.

pretty good

Question: What software do you use to make these awesome games.

What game

Game name

What game engine is this?

The ai fighting each other reminded me of how you could gamble on enemies in dragon quest

Very nice game, which engine are you used?

game?

im not a game developer, but this was just genuinely intriguing to watch

This looked amazing man. I would totally spend hours playing this especially if the enemies changed and got more interesting.

Thank you so much! This vid really inspired me so much, before that , I only know A to B and confused how to made effect like that.
Do you know more vids or article goods at this topic like this?
Really hope to get some code example to let me deep into the mechanics like that

I was waiting for him to say Yeehaw.

this was really interesting (and awesome), thanks for sharing

These are really cool! You should release these systems in the godot asset lib. It would be beneficial to others as well, I sure.

I just came across this and THAT IS THE CUTEST PIG EVER I LOVE TRUFFLES

Can you make tutorial for that AI ? Please

Hey buddy! , brutal , it looks too brutal, I want to use that mechanic for my game, the enemies look real, it gives a better feeling.

I know that it is for your game and that you explain the theory very well, but wouldn't you share your code with us?

Although listening to you in more detail to the document that you provide can be done, but if you could share your code :D

Could you also make them "hide" behind objects so that every encounter isnt optional to the player and so they can jup out of the object and scare the player. (The enemies shouldnt feel like resources placed there by the dev)

This is genuinely wonderful

I absolutely LOVE when NPC's fight each other in games. It is what got me hooked on Skyrim - seeing vampires struggling to fight a dragon, seeing a bear fight a troll, stuff like that. It made the world feel alive.

It's really cool! :)

finally found a dot vector usage

Any plans for sharing the enemy AI movement in the patreon? It looks really fluid :)

Those who came from griffpatch:
👇

Id love to see this more in depth! So insane!

would you ever do a tutorial on how to create and implement this AI system? this is the most amazing enemy AI I've ever seen and I would love to learn more about it by actually using the system itself!

came here from griffpatch

just and idea to concider: improving skills leading to improved fighting technique. You start out just wildly swinging left and right, but gradually start improving towards a skilled fighter that'll be able to also block, reposte and will target swings/stabs more effectively and reserve the wild swinging for situations when you are surrounded

I came here from Griffpatch

This video went over my head but i really do want to understand this, I also want to make games ...

Nice video.

game name?

Just let me feel the impact when I smack enemies and I'll be good.

The base idea sounds good

Please tell me this game is gonna be free 😳

Hey you! Stop right there, what game is this? I'm definitely not interested

i think little speach bubbles with like an exclamation or ? or something incoerernt would be cool, they could find each other for a little chat and be on their way

Can i please play this game for free?

Moonstone Island ngl

what a cute looking game : ) this looks like something i'dd play

Awesome video and very helpful, thank you!