Statistics: Posted by Kaet — Tue 8. Oct 2013, 15:14
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1. Mountains. Because they were grey, looked same style and had different height - low, average, high. Now they all take most of the tile.
2. Human Player. Old one looked more realistic and brutal, where new one looks clumsy and unhappy, and also looks like he can barely fit into tile (faaat)
.3. Seamless frozen water/water tiles.
Performance decreased dramatically. Not sure why, but playing now is not so smooth and movement feels laggy comparing to R135. Because of that lag, I ended up in the centre of the rocks one time, with no way to escape. I didn't have the jetpack so technically It was impossible to get in that situation.
Trying to Autoexplore makes it completely unplayable. (And this function doesn't work that well I think.)
Could the lag be the new Speed thing?
Statistics: Posted by Masterski — Tue 1. Oct 2013, 09:15
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This is great news and I only found out because there was this newly released roguelike, Approaching Infinity, that is really really similar to Prospector, so I went to roguebasin to check out the link for Prospector main website, to post on that games development blog, and BANG! Really good news guys.
http://ibol17.wordpress.com/
Anyway I really look forward to playing the new release and I really wish I could contribute to Prospector more, im such a lazy slacker, but I love this game.
Way to go Matthias! Always wish you the best!
Statistics: Posted by d12 — Mon 30. Sep 2013, 11:15
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I took the liberty of adding this to the new announcements on . That's how a lot of people find roguelikes these days.
Statistics: Posted by Happy Corner — Sun 29. Sep 2013, 15:09
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+ new speed system
+ additional eye candy by david gervais
Main known Issues:
Rovers are still buggy
generated quests are still buggy
Aside from bug fixes and the new speed system it's mainly eyecandy. I hope I will find time next week to give the rovers and finally the quests a good debugging run.
Statistics: Posted by magellan — Sun 29. Sep 2013, 12:39
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