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WIP! Still messing with the combat system. Few adjustments to be made but I think it's already feeling pretty good. If you played Ghost Song, what's most singularly notably different here is the lack of contact damage. Only actual attacks do damage. #gamedev (Recorded this footage in a test... show more

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been experimenting with this for a few hours, lots of different ideas for how to improve it but here you can rly see how hard it is to move, the only thing i can do is wiggle and flap my hand 😵‍💫

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been experimenting with this for a few hours, lots of different ideas for how to improve it but here you can rly see how hard it is to move, the only thing i can do is wiggle and flap my hand 😵‍💫

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Think this place is going to be full, too! Can't walk a few paces in the city w/o running into someone here for the event. Gotta sleep. But was a beautiful drive. Think that last video was the "jacked" one. Still, you can see the beauty of Shenandoah and Smokey Mountains.

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