There is still quite a few new good RTS games, not to mention countless support for older games via mods and fanprojects. The fact that you don't see much mainstream support is a good thing, then you get shit like Tempest Rising or Stormgate. Let the RTS fans live in peace, away from the disgusting gaze of normalcattle or big publishers.
Hit Chance cope will always be funny to me, just level up your skills.
As an OG Morrowind player when I was 12, the mods always seemed to me like a bit much. At some point you are just playing a fanfiction. Especially as Morrowind itself is easily broken in just about every way.
I never understood how it become such a derided thing, it's just dnd mechanics in a game. It a mod really wanted to justify it, have it so the weak hit deals 1hp damage as if you didn't hit in a concentrated area.
With melee weapons it worked fine, it was when sneaking around and using ranged weapons. Seeing your arrow sail smoothly through the enemy was when you as a player started to get cranky.
I saw someone say (it might've been Warlockracy) that a visible dice roll for each attack would've do a lot to help solve this issue.
This is really the crux of it. It’s very frustrating to see the sword or arrow physically hit and get no real response as to why you missed. It feels like someone saying you did something wrong but you having no clue what or why. When you miss it’s good to know by how much or in the case of the enemy rolling their dice harder, why you missed. I hate not knowing.
Pretty sure there is a clear missing sound. Not that it really matters when it quickly stops being a problem.
With that there’s a dissonance. You get a whoosh as the sword passes straight through your target. That’s jarring. I’ll admit I am a zoomer and only recently began adding older games into my library. Most of the games I grew up with like Ratchet and Clank have an immediately obvious reward or consequence. *I* physically missed that jump or *I* failed to dodge because my skill at the game wasn’t high enough. When you grow up on that concept of gaming it can make something like Morrowind where you see the swing and assume it’s all good just to have it not count it can be frustrating. I’ve since played a lot more games that have actual dice and chance mechanics so it’s not as jarring now, but I could definitely see a younger me playing something like Morrowind and just not getting it.
It's best to look at Morrowind like Kenshi. You're not really the character, you're just controlling them. If the character sucks at fighting, then they're going to have a lot of trouble hitting their target, especially if you've worn them out to exhaustion. Like Kenshi you can still do manual dodging and similar strategies, but the fighting is all up to what your character can do. Older RPGs aren't really designed for the expression of the player's skill, but rather their competence at character building and growth.
He is autistic, they're like his fascination.
It was less anti-soviet, that it was full on "Fuk u Russians", funny thing the story in both Russian versions (the Goblin version seen as the more better one), the story made more sense than in the original Polish version.
You know, you are known as a resident pro-russian shit-stirrer/troll, so i gave you a benefit of a doubt and went and watched the full longplay of both Polish and English version of this game, just to make sure, that i have not misremembered/forgotten some things and i can tell you this, without lie or artifice - you are one dumb, lying faggot, who i'm pretty sure, never played this game, not even this shitty goblinoid version, that Warlocracy reviewed. There is no Fuk you Russian sentiment, apart from literally 3 scenes, where the Pole says, he doesn't like russians - oh my, THE HORROR, trully a strong, anti-russian stance:
I did play it, but I'm guessing since you're a typical Polak, fag, of course you're gonna defend all the anti-Russian shit in this game. Which, hey, makes sense for trash like yaz.
I said both the Russian and Goblin version, I dunno if you missed this part because your simple Polak brain cannot read. Because yes, besides the Goblin version, there is just a simple Russian version called Gorky 17, where the dialogue isn't meme based and etc.
I've looked into this game before, apparently there is 2 prequels to Gorky 17 all about Sullivan himself, which are just slavjank Metal Gear Solid. They're called "Gorky Zero" and "Gorky 2", I don't know if there ever was a Gorky one. Maybe this is it? I dunno, either way they are both very mediocre, but they're kind of adorable if you're into eastern european games that are trying way too hard. Also, the devs would later be incorporated into CD Projekt Red, so maybe some of them worked on The Witcher.
Prove it faggot, post screenshots, from whichever version, where the Polish dude says some anti-russian things, some trully HATEFULL things. And post screenshots of this russian version, which makes oh so much more sense, then the original.