Yeah, only aesthetically though, I'm hoping for a little more immersion than simply looking different. If they make more races I hope that they it will actually matter what race you choose, for example certain characters could be racist to dwarves and not offer you help, work, or even idle chit-chat. However they could be dwarven strongholds that only let other dwarves in. I just want some more customization options that actually mean something.
Shush. is only figure of speech.
Interesting that you chose to use black skin being hated as an example. I think we have enough racist negative shit in the real world, I think without any gameplay need other than to add realistic racism in a game is unnecessary. It's a game for fun and enjoyment , not to relive real world bull crap.
I know, I realised halfway there its not a good idea, but I just went there in attempt to adapt hide-your-identity gameplay without lizard race. And choosing black was simplest example, didnt want to think something up just not to use dark skin.
Their skills? and also, this is a medieval setting, aliens don't make many appearances.
Then, yes it will be in the game.
I've been playing a lot, and I mean A LOT of RPGs, and the one thing that almost all of them miss that I absolutely want is one-handed combat. I mean without anything in the other hand.
This perticular game has everything to do with being realistic : if so having a lightweight weapon and nothing else to have a free hand is contributing a lot to be much more agile, striking faster than with two hands, dodging attacks but all that surely needs skill. I always played my games with that style and I WANT IT SO BAD to be in this game. Please hear me guys on this. pleease.
Or pick up enemies off the ground with
Sounds like you had a triple A action sequence. I hope you can grab someone and hit them against a wall or a table and that should cause damage.
These two are especially great ideas.
Agreed 100%. A simple "draw last used weapon" key would be great, especially if it automatically dropped the torch rather than stashing it in the inventory. I get that the point of the way the inventory works is that rummaging around in it takes time, you can't pause the world and instantly change all your equipment, but really, dropping a torch and drawing a sword is a matter of opening your hand and closing it again, it can realistically be done in a second, two seconds tops. IRL you don't need to press a button to open the inventory, click the torch, drag it out of the window, let go of the button, click it again because the game decided you were trying to drop it outside of your reach radius and rather than drop it at the edge of the radius it didn't drop it at all, drag the torch out of the inventory again, then finally equip a sword (if you're not dead already, that is).
