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Strafing horse!!

AzanusonAzanuson Member Posts: 38
in Fallen Earth
Has anyone seen the video where the horse strafes maybe i was dreaming but im sure i saw it somewhere i mean WTF isn't that a bit weird lol.

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  • JPatteriJPatteri Member Posts: 12

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdWZWUCgc_g

     

    there. :)

     

  • JadarJadar Member Posts: 300

    Eww, that is weird, almost Vanguard mount weird. But on a sidenote, does this game have persistent weather effects? I live in the general area and the total number of days where snow sticks on the south rim are few. Few enough that I wouldn't think a game would use it as the principle graphic for the area. It would be cool to have seasonal change though.

    I'm assuming this game is set in the Southwestern United States.

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  • WarblazeWarblaze Member UncommonPosts: 178
    err, whats so weird about that? Horses can move sideways you know... www.pnhsavvy.com/pnh/images/Sideways.jpg
  • JadarJadar Member Posts: 300

    Yeah, I know horses can side step, but even a pantomime horse has more natural movement!

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  • ComanComan Member UncommonPosts: 2,178

    Originally posted by Jadar

    Yeah, I know horses can side step, but even a pantomime horse has more natural movement!

    The game is not even in Alpha stage and your complaining about the animations?

  • JadarJadar Member Posts: 300

    Originally posted by Coman
    Originally posted by Jadar Yeah, I know horses can side step, but even a pantomime horse has more natural movement!

    The game is not even in Alpha stage and your complaining about the animations?


    I just thought the strafing horse looked odd, but since you brought it up, when would be a good time to start complaining about the animations? Maybe I should consult you on when it's proper for me to have an opinion?


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  • ComanComan Member UncommonPosts: 2,178

    Originally posted by Jadar

    Originally posted by Coman
    Originally posted by Jadar

    Yeah, I know horses can side step, but even a pantomime horse has more natural movement!

    The game is not even in Alpha stage and your complaining about the animations?


    I just thought the strafing horse looked odd, but since you brought it up, when would be a good time to start complaining about the animations? Maybe I should consult you on when it's proper for me to have an opinion?



    You do not have to get all moody, but now you ask. Either when you play Alpha/Beta or upon release. However you can have an opinion offcourse, but you made an statement that an "pantomime horse has more natural movement" It more sounded like an complain then an opinion.

  • TorakTorak Member Posts: 4,905

    Anyway.......................

    The horse strafes....build a bridge, its not real. MMO characters run everywhere...real people don't. I think I saw the same thing in a Conan dev movie....

  • SlagathorSlagathor Member Posts: 37
    I'd hardly call that a strafe. My grandmother sidesteps quicker than that with her artificial hip!
  • connerwillconnerwill Newbie CommonPosts: 5
    That sounds like a game-changer! I've never seen anything like that before. It's amazing how developers constantly find innovative ways to improve gameplay mechanics. A strafing horse could add a whole new level of realism and immersion to games set in a historical or fantasy setting where horses play a significant role. I can already imagine the intense battles and fast-paced chases that this mechanic could enable. Can't wait to try it out and see how it enhances the overall gaming experience!
    strawhat0981
  • strawhat0981strawhat0981 Member RarePosts: 1,223
    What a random ass necro. Fallen Earth was pretty cool though.

    Originally posted by laokoko
    "if you want to be a game designer, you should sell your house and fund your game. Since if you won't even fund your own game, no one will".

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