I suck at making custom characters look good, but I know a good looking custom character when I see one.
I know SWTOR allows you to lock certain sliders such that if you click randomise all sliders will randomise but the locked ones don’t (obviously, duh). It is my strong belief more, if not all, games that allow you to customise a character should have this feature. As a software engineer myself, the logic to do this would be really simple.
Hi all! We’re working on Deliver Us Home, the successor to Deliver Us The Moon and Deliver Us Mars. We’re currently running a Kickstarter campaign (until July 11) and are eager to show a first glimpse!
In Deliver Us Home, you are an astronaut charged with exploring a distant exoplanet and assessing its viability as humanity’s next home. Quickly after arrival, however, it becomes clear that you’re not the first - and you’re not alone.
Packed with mystery, clues, and things to collect and solve, Deliver Us Home returns us to the roots of the series. It’s a solitary journey that takes players through the unknown, through magnificent desolation, and through unique, awe-inspiring moments. On top of that, we’re experimenting with wide linearity and more player agency using crafting, a tech tree, and customization!
For those of you who are familiar with Deliver Us The Moon and Deliver Us Mars, this game takes us further into the future, to a time …
I mean, I grew up with these things and I still don’t understand it. America had a looo-ooong history of dealing in black and white before color TV was invented. Why not black and white monitors?
On a side note, why didn’t we just make them compatable with televisions in the first place? It was certainly possible. We had atari, old pong consoles, colecovision… My first “PC” a Texas instruments, used a tv.