This is going to get the game slammed and shunned by experienced shmup players. This is especially common in a games that revolve around being close to enemies anyway.Ĥ) Movement has a lot of inertia. That is, if you're outside a certain range when you beat them bullets appear, but if you inside that range no bullets are generated. If you're going for a game that rewards point-blank attacks, this is a great start.Ģ) I see the game has some grazing score mechanics, but: Since the game has lots of special abilities and emphasis on close-range combat, would it seem reasonable to add some kind of scoring mechanic that revolves around this? See Caladrius for an example of multiple recharging weapons built into the scoring, or Dragon Blaze for point-blank oriented score play.ģ) Something to consider with the suicide bullets on hard mode: most games with this feature allow you to 'seal' enemy suicide bullets by getting close. Dash is also great for enabling up close and personal combat. Rest assured that we're quite aware that the concept itself of the game will not be that simple to implement !ġ) Flame blade is super cool. And if you want to try something a bit new even if it has some flaws, you'll give us a chance to convince you. If you don't think shmup should be 'tempered with' maybe you'll stick to our competitive mode where randomness will be quite limited. I have the habit to say though that Drifting Lands will not be a shmup but a Hack & Slash with its core gameplay replaced by a shmup gameplay. That's the main difficulty of developing this game. I totally understand your doubt about the core concept of the game and the random levels. There's room for improvement but the bulk of what is possible will be accessible through graphical option deactivations.Real time shadows are quite costly for slightly lower hardware and turning them off should massively increase performances. The game is actually already quite optimized in its current visual state. Gold futures rose 0.I'm sorry if you had any performance issue. West Texas Intermediate crude rose 1.1 per cent to US$78.76 a barrel Germany’s 10-year yield advanced three basis points to 2.51 per centīritain’s 10-year yield advanced two basis points to 3.78 per cent The yield on 10-year Treasuries declined six basis points to 3.51 per cent The Japanese yen fell 0.1 per cent to 134.31 per dollarīitcoin fell 0.5 per cent to US$27,375.96 The British pound rose 0.4 per cent to US$1.2482 The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index fell 0.2 per cent The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.2 per cent The S&P 500 was little changed as of 4 p.m. Thursday: Amazon, American Airlines, Intel, Mastercard, Southwest Airlines, Hershey, Honeywell, Barclays Tuesday: Pepsi, General Motors, General Electric, McDonalds, Microsoft, UBS, UPS initial jobless claims, GDP, Thursdayīank of Japan meets on interest rates, Friday new home sales, consumer confidence, TuesdayĮurozone economic, consumer confidence, Thursday The bank is expected to soon start its policy review of the past decades. Elsewhere, the new Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda will hold his first policy meeting this week. In Europe, UBS Group AG climbed after takeover target Credit Suisse AG reported outflows that were lower than some expected. 10-year note fell six basis points and ended around 3.51 per cent, testing its 200-day moving average. Demand isn’t falling fast enough to signal an imminent recession, but there are no indications of a reacceleration,” Dennis Debusschere at 22V Research wrote. “Economic data continues to deny investors an obvious growth or policy signal. That indicates they think Fed officials will keep raising rates to tackle inflation. Leveraged investors boosted net short positions on 10-year Treasury futures to a record this month, data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show. Swaps markets continue to see interest rates peaking in the coming weeks before a series of cuts later in the year. GDP data is forecast to reveal slowing growth, while the so-called core PCE deflator, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, is expected to show price growth cooled. On deck for a busy week of earnings is First Republic Bank, up 12 per cent Monday, followed by tech majors Microsoft Corp., Meta Platforms Inc. “Investors are trying to look though all the economic data points as well as earnings comments to discern how the Fed is likely to move,” Paul Nolte, a senior wealth manager at Murphy & Sylvest Wealth Management, wrote in a note. Meanwhile, the dollar was weaker against major peers, and oil rose. declined on plans to shutter all its stores. The S&P 500 was little changed and the Nasdaq 100 shed 0.2 per cent as manufacturing data arrived weaker than forecast and Treasury yields fell amid debt ceiling drama. equities drifted at the start of a week packed with corporate earnings and economic data that may help illuminate the Federal Reserve’s path for interest rates.
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