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kino's journey is much like my own | very healthy and mentally sound | holding hands with @samobanano.bsky.social and @strangerofparadise.bsky.social | 🌺🐝 | 🔞
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A drawing based on a storythat my beloved friend @sleepy-hailey.bsky.social wrote for my birthday earlier this year. Read it here! #farcille #MonsterFucking #DungeonMeshi #trans #ficart #spoilers #NSFWart
the idea that there exists some linear progress graph of improvement over time that we're gradually moving towards has been the biggest longstanding cliche with how both people in the game industry and the public at large talks about videogames. it's just not true
Melos Han-Tani (Danchi Days OUT NOW!)@hantani.bsky.social · 4d agoEnjoying Queen's Domain so far, although a portion of the playerbase calling it an improvement on king's field is concerning to me! What defines King's Field are the controls (esp. the cam controls which deeply affect the action), lack of jump, and slow classic dungeon-crawler-esque pace
many people seem to forget that blizzаrd is owned by miсrоsоft
I think this is common enough now that you could call it a phenomenon, where the defining limitations of a classic game are removed, and players call it an "improvement" on "clunky" mechanics and controls. IMO the mechanics define games as much if not more than the themes or aesthetic vibe.
Melos Han-Tani (Danchi Days OUT NOW!)@hantani.bsky.social · 4d agoEnjoying Queen's Domain so far, although a portion of the playerbase calling it an improvement on king's field is concerning to me! What defines King's Field are the controls (esp. the cam controls which deeply affect the action), lack of jump, and slow classic dungeon-crawler-esque pace
To clarify, the issue isn't with the devs at all but how the changes are perceived as improvements and not sidesteps. Limitations are often what make the original games so interesting. Chess where every piece moves like a queen isn't really chess, even if all the pieces look the same as before.
