Anonymous User asked:
(more…)favorite Dishonored level from each game? (I’m the Dishonored Anon I’m only capable of thinking about the game Dishonored)
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i ordered a “sausage in batter” and the woman i ordered it from gave me a look like i was the stupidest prick in the world and said “we only do them in batter”. i said “i’m just reading off the menu”. she rolled her eyes. the menu was next to us both, large backlit text, and it offered both “sausage” and “sausage in batter” and another type of sausage. between us in the food heater thing, in both our eyeline, were sausages both in and out of batter. i think about it a lot
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So in this game Weird West, you can cut foliage. Like if you’ve got a machete or something you can cut away grass or bushes or whatever, and some of them drop stuff. I did a post about some of that stuff. A little while after ship, I got a bug assigned to me where sometimes, a player will be in a certain level, cutting up foliage, and suddenly they can’t interact with certain objects. Most objects. Including the travel zones that let you leave the level. So they’re just stuck forever.
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More stuff I did on Weird West: the Cooking/Crafting system.
You can cook raw food over a fire or stove, use forges and tanning racks to craft weapon upgrades and armour, smelt ingots from nuggets or melt ingots back down into nuggets, etc. Arguably what I did for this ended up being a little overengineered versus the game’s requirements.
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Here’s something I did on Weird West that I thought was cool: fire propagation across grass and foliage. Lots of stuff is flammable in the game, and there’s a general elemental signal system that handles most of those interactions, but foliage needed some special handling.
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randomly remembered the time i met palmer luckey when the oculus dk2 was new. i was like, “positional tracking is super cool, but the camera is a bummer. keen for in a few years when you can do it without an external camera”
he goes “no, that will never happen. it’s impossible”
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