As some of you may know, there's a new game called Midair coming out soon on Steam. I'm new to Steam, so if you have it and would like to link up, my name is blankgirlofT1.
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It kind of annoys me how the water density seems to be the same as air, meaning you can move through either just as easily.
Personally, I think they should make the water more viscous, so you can skip across the surface, but if you don't have enough momentum, it'll drag you down, and you may sink.
perrinoia wrote:Ah, so your username is really blankgirl.
That's a good question. When I made my account, blankgirl was taken. So I went with blankgirlofT1. After I got some of it set up, I changed my display name to <!>blankgirl^. Then I noticed that you get to choose your own URL for your steam user account, so I somehow claimed /blankgirl.
Idk how the shit works. At this point, it's like an adult version of tooth fairy/Santa Claus. Bringin' me new shiny games down the chimney while I sleep.
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DaJ4ck3L wrote:i love blank girl
You do know that blankgirl is a guy, right?
I think everyone knows this since he posts pictures of himself after a fucked-up nights. XD
It's going to be fun to make maps for this with VR.
It does worry me that the fate of the game is probably going to be determined by their Kickstarter campaign which hasn't started yet. This is still a good ways off.
That looks like a Starsiege reboot. I like the concept of mech style combat, and I enjoy skiing...
However, I'm annoyed at how when the the mech stands sideways to the hill, one foot is inside the ground, and the other hovers above.
Also, how's it supposed to ski if it's feet are shaped like claws?
They need to retract/extend the legs to make them touch the surface the mech is supposed to be standing on, and redesign the feet so they look more like skids, or maybe some kind of anti grav repulsor technology or something... I mean, I look at that thing and think it's gonna dig into the ground and fall over, when it lands.
