If adding this to Moose Life delayed VRLM shipping by even half an hour later then please don’t do itgilesgoat wrote:I am having already "smegload of problems" to implement it at the game over .. I would not dare to try it "in game" there's too much shit going on ..bcass wrote:Just to be clear - you would restart the level from scratch, you wouldn't restart the level from the point you died.
( asked Jeff he SCREAMED that "he's not going to touch it" so it's all on me .. )
Well I call it "continue" more than "restart", I put it in, when you get "Game Over" you press "B" and it's fundamentally a "restart best" from the level you were in, it saves you the stuff of let's say you did start from level 3 ( as I did in tests ), you reach level 5 then you die.VanAlphen wrote:I would agree with this. Right now it takes about 3s to quit and start again and with a restart it could be reduced to less than 0.5s. It's a bit silly to spend considerable time on imo. It just clutters up the ingame menu for anyone that doesn't need it and for some it may not even restart in the level they want to restart in.
VRLM ???gravy wrote:If adding this to Moose Life delayed VRLM shipping by even half an hour later then please don’t do itgilesgoat wrote:I am having already "smegload of problems" to implement it at the game over .. I would not dare to try it "in game" there's too much shit going on ..bcass wrote:Just to be clear - you would restart the level from scratch, you wouldn't restart the level from the point you died.
( asked Jeff he SCREAMED that "he's not going to touch it" so it's all on me .. )
I disagree with this. My reasoning would be the same as to why Jeff/Giles put the "hold a button to speed through the end-stage sequence" in Space Giraffe and their Tempest games. When you play a game a lot, all these little niggles add-up and become annoying over time. Small niggles like this can have a big impact on people's desire to replay something. Having developed a few simple games over the last few years myself, this stuff becomes super-magnified and you really start to appreciate the small details like this.VanAlphen wrote:I would agree with this. Right now it takes about 3s to quit and start again and with a restart it could be reduced to less than 0.5s. It's a bit silly to spend considerable time on imo. It just clutters up the ingame menu for anyone that doesn't need it and for some it may not even restart in the level they want to restart in.
.. I see you haven't played many AAA games recently ... ( reload times to DEATH ) ...bcass wrote:I disagree with this. My reasoning would be the same as to why Jeff/Giles put the "hold a button to speed through the end-stage sequence" in Space Giraffe and their Tempest games. When you play a game a lot, all these little niggles add-up and become annoying over time. Small niggles like this can have a big impact on people's desire to replay something. Having developed a few simple games over the last few years myself, this stuff becomes super-magnified and you really start to appreciate the small details like this.VanAlphen wrote:I would agree with this. Right now it takes about 3s to quit and start again and with a restart it could be reduced to less than 0.5s. It's a bit silly to spend considerable time on imo. It just clutters up the ingame menu for anyone that doesn't need it and for some it may not even restart in the level they want to restart in.
You are not losing much, apart some very little exception they are all falling in the category of "same game/different graphics/stories" which could "okeish" if you like the stuff BUT ultimately I find myself as "I don't like the story, I don't like the characters, I don't like the moral of the game, I don't like the mechanics that much".bcass wrote:I don't play "AAA" games. I see that label more as a warning sign to not buy at all. I despise anything that has been "designed by committee".
Even if the first one was "too much focused on combat moments" for my own taste, I'd loved more exploration/puzzles. 
I thought the request was for being able to restart the level (say, when paused) without dying or a 'Game Over'.gilesgoat wrote:Well I call it "continue" more than "restart", I put it in, when you get "Game Over" you press "B" and it's fundamentally a "restart best" from the level you were in, it saves you the stuff of let's say you did start from level 3 ( as I did in tests ), you reach level 5 then you die.
F2 or left trigger, apparently.alexmcchesney wrote:Lovin' the Moose Life, but when I play in VR (on WMR) my head seems to be way above the play area, when I think I'm supposed to be right in the middle of the two layers. Is there any way to reset my current height?
VR light machinegilesgoat wrote:VRLM ???gravy wrote:If adding this to Moose Life delayed VRLM shipping by even half an hour later then please don’t do itgilesgoat wrote:I am having already "smegload of problems" to implement it at the game over .. I would not dare to try it "in game" there's too much shit going on ..bcass wrote:Just to be clear - you would restart the level from scratch, you wouldn't restart the level from the point you died.
( asked Jeff he SCREAMED that "he's not going to touch it" so it's all on me .. )
F2 or left trigger, apparently.[/quote]alexmcchesney wrote:Lovin' the Moose Life, but when I play in VR (on WMR) my head seems to be way above the play area, when I think I'm supposed to be right in the middle of the two layers. Is there any way to reset my current height?
Sorry for the tardy response, but yes - should be up in a couple of weeks, as planning a special home-brew CD release via Bandcamp as well that I want to put out simultaneously.bcass wrote:BTW, is there an album of the music being released on bandcamp this time round? There are a couple of tracks I would like in FLAC format.
