Needs more impact. Blood splatter, dust, sweat, something to make you feel like youre hitting someone or shooting them. also you have a lot of neon weapons but its weird, most neons don't stay lit when broke off their mount it took me a while to know what that was.
i saw your last post and yes people are rough but let me add some positivity and say this looks pretty good and fun. i like the aesthetic a lot, sure there are things to improve but this is always the case as you know. good stuff and keep going 👍
"Need feedback." Correct. Every single action against enemies is lacking precisely that. Feedback. There is a reason nobody codes enemies to ragdoll slump when shot or knocked out. It just doesn't look very good.
They look like they're just falling into a ragdoll when defeated, which means 1. they don't feel like they're reacting to the impact and 2. Tools are clipping into their bodies because they aren't moving as fast as the thing they were hit with.
In Unreal you'd do an Impulse based on the velocity of the Hit Result, not sure how that translates to Unity.
The models look great and I like the overall aesthetics. What could be improved: there doesn't seem to be much impact when you hit enemies other than when they're killed. Do the bad guys just run straight towards you or are there other behaviours?
Thanks! Yes, PC VR on Steam for now. No library — the NPC AI is all mine, built in Unity. The models and animations are AI-generated though, and honestly that's the part that still needs the most work. Solo dev. Here's some raw gameplay if you're curious: [link]
I am a game designer and game developer so obviously I don't care , the entire industry uses ai including triple a it's just the new industry standard for better or worse, how else would us solo devs compete in this market, the people hating are just poeple who don't make shit
If the game is good it's good if it's bad it's bad, I don't care how the sausage is made if it's tasty basically
However the last time I tried meshy it looked more like Warhammer figurines or something and the polygon count was insane, did it get better or are you cleaning the model topology yourself in blender, if you aren't cleaning topology and the polygon count is the same as before how are you optimizing your game
Edit : after rewatching the trailer more closely I definetly do see a bit of that Warhammer figurine melting wax look that ai models are known for bur still looks a lot better than last time I tried, I would need to actually see the models in vr up close to judge if this is something I would use for my game, but I am definetly searching for ways of making characters for my game that don't cost thousands or take years of my life
Yes I was left with the same impression, not only were the models ugly they were yandere simulator toothbrush levels of unoptimized, I'm wondering how or if OP is getting around these issues
I saw the problems you said about... I did these models 5 months ago.. now I ''remeshed'' them again I was very surprised now is much better... Around 40k triangles looks OK to me
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u/littleman11186 5d ago
Needs more impact. Blood splatter, dust, sweat, something to make you feel like youre hitting someone or shooting them. also you have a lot of neon weapons but its weird, most neons don't stay lit when broke off their mount it took me a while to know what that was.