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@borb5353 thank you very much. We really appreciate the positivity and kind words. We have been working our ass off and we are very small team of 3 and really appreciate comments like this. Thank you.

Oh no, super sad you see it that way. We poured soooo much love and care into creating these characters so there certainly wasn't any lackluster approach. We love them, sad you don't like them. We will be improving everything we can as we go along so hopefully more people will find something they like. Take care. 👍

Amazing! Very interesting, it does relate but is a coincidence. What is your language? The writer of our project is from a city called Belfast which is very divided both religiously and politically for many years, and ONAR is a fictional name for the planet in this game where people are born into division and fight based on that division, the writer Kris Kelly is exploring some of those real subjects close to his experiences in the story of ONAR which also touches on the themes / words you have mentioned that mean ONAR in your language. Excited to hear what the language is.

@@onaroffworldfighter That's what i thought too, a fighting game called ONAR, and i thought, this can't be a coincidence, but damn. I'm from Indonesia btw, so it's Indonesian language, and i understand it's commonly unknown, but maybe if i say Bali and The Raid movies, then it's probably more relatable. And nice plot, the background stories alone would be fire. Excited to know much more of the story from a mind of North Ireland writer. And the developers are from where? Not same country? ONAR have instagram page btw?

@@Preludedraw @Preludedraw thank you! Its super interesting to hear about the coincidence with the Indonesian language. And yes the dev team are also from Belfast, Northern Ireland. We have a instagram page > onaroffworldfighter Today I am going to create a ONAR poster withe Indonesian symbol for chaos on it for fun. Thank you for the inspiration. Hopefully we find the correct symbol!!!!

@@onaroffworldfighter Holy ish.. Awesome! Awesome! And i've followed your insta account. Ask away if you need any help on whatever guys. Best wishes for the ONAR team.

Ay, thank you for the folback on insta! Too much awesomeness from you guys.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yes, that is a rational fear. I remember Rise of the Robots on the Amiga. 😆 And it all its floppy disks.......

@@onaroffworldfighter 🤣🤣 hahahah! Yeah I used to play Rise of the Robots on my SNES as a kid not knowing what I was about it to get myself into. Haha but still I love fighting game so I’ll still give this game a try lol! 😝

@@gg-nolan123 🤣brilliant. Thank you. We really appreciate the support!

Thank you!!!! @unknownraven4433 - very much appreciated. We are a small team of 3 and we are trying our best. We launch Early access on steam august 1st. TRAILER > ua-cam.com/video/1X8R5K3_Yw0/v-deo.html

your profile says you turned 10 a month ago...

Hi ROcheater. Yeah we set the channel up to show people our game. We have been developing it for a few years and it went through many names and styles before we settled on what we wanted to put out there. Its our first game, and we are small team of 3.

Thanks @Sypher213 - very much appreciated. We are a small team of 3 and we are trying our best. We launch Early access on steam august 1st. TRAILER > ua-cam.com/video/1X8R5K3_Yw0/v-deo.html

Thank you @j2thedissle304 - very much appreciated. We are a small team of 3 and we are trying our best. We launch Early access on steam august 1st. TRAILER > ua-cam.com/video/1X8R5K3_Yw0/v-deo.html

Yeah we agree. We are a small team of three and we could certainly do with some more time animating and refining. We are doing our best to take on bvoard great feedback like this and update. thanks. TRAILER > ua-cam.com/video/1X8R5K3_Yw0/v-deo.html

Hey We put in some more Beefy attacks. So thank you for the feedback. mach appreciated.

Thats what it is. Thank you!!!!!!!!! @PokMo2125 - very much appreciated. We are a small team of 3 and we are trying our best. We launch Early access on steam august 1st. TRAILER > ua-cam.com/video/1X8R5K3_Yw0/v-deo.html

@lightyear1337 I really appreciate the comment. Thank you. Yeah interestingly we did start with a over the shoulder camera like for honour then we changed to side view. Again thank you.

Thanks @VaSoapman I agree, we are currently developing a mechanic for grappling in which you can cancel the grapple. Once its feeling good I will tag you. Yhe game is free to play so feedback from people like you is invaluable.

Yeah ring out can be a pain, we have tried to give people a window to get back in and we have made it flow straight into gameplaybso there is no waiting or break in action. Unfortunately walls where just outside our capabilites as a team. Fighters kept getting stuck or glitching. Maybe in the future as we develop and learn.

Hahaha. This is very true.

@11sveden12 I really appreciate this comment. Thank you!!

@Choochangy thank you so much for the kind words. Really appreciate it.

Thanks! @Yhoshua_B these are really amazing comments and questions. I'll try and answer. 1. Yeah, the value is a multiplier so if an attack was 14 frames when at 1 then it would be 28 if the stamina was low and the value was 0.5. But I also think you are saying this is maybe too hard to calculate on the fly. So we will look at presenting this data better or reconsidering. 2. You can only dodge fireballs they can't be blocked. As part of play testing we are trying to evaluate if this is fun. So far seem to be..... 3. Yes, parry is on our list, I LOVE third strike parry. Looking at this possibly. 4. Yes, we are currently testing this ahead of a future build we are trying to find a satisfying and intuitive cancel to accompany it. 5. That's stamina for left and right which seems to work as way of forcing a player to mix thier moves. 6. Currently no. But this a good idea. So will try. 7. Ring out punishes any fighter put of the ring more than 1.5 seconds. Gives you time to get back in. 8. I agree this is one of the challenges with a small team. Noted. 9. This probably could do with addressing the animation, as all attacks have a warm up period where the attack colliders aren't active, heavier hits have a longer warm up so riskier to use, and you can't cancel an attack mid attack so one needs to be careful when selecting. 10. More budget for us would mean more focus currently I am financing the game by the film project I work on to support development, this is just the reality of an indie journey without a publisher / VC. The plus side is we can take our time, make mistakes then improve as we go. Gives us time to hear great feedback and questions like yours. So thank you.

@TheKakashi9231 thank you for the kind words. I really appreciate it.

@fransschendelaar123 - thank you for the kind words, we really appreciate the supportive comments like this.

@user-zp8cu4si7b - I would agree - and I also agree regarding the animation standard needed, we are going into early access first for exactly this reason, we will constantly need to refine that animation and move set until it really feels great.

@maxjustice1542 - Thank you for the kind words and encouragement. Much appreciated

@lorenzozapaton4031 - thought provoking. Thank you

@wantedbyfbi571 - We really appreciate the comment and enthusiasm. Thank you

@adamwlove Thank you for the kind words! Will absolutely do a making of video, and one focused on the cinematics. Before making games I worked in the film industry and for our ONAR cut scenes I use Maya, sometimes Blender, and sometimes Houdini for like the space shape smoke and things like that. I basically made a poor mans version of Meta Human in Maya so I could create different characters. I sometimes render in Arnold and sometimes Octane, and I use Rokoko or Cascadeur to animate, though most animations are done by Kyle who does the combat animation in game too, once rendered I comp in Nuke or AE then put them together in Davinci Resolve and make some sounds in garage band or download from artlist.io. I have experimented with the video AI stuff, its very impressive, but currently it would take quite a bit of luck to make coherent cut scene or a cut scene that wasn't post rationalized. Stable diffusion is kinda cool as it could improve render times, I have tried that, as rendering can be only for the rich and big studios, so the AI can help a bit there without taking away from your creative human vision. I have a script for the story so I don't have that luxury randomly stitch images. I'll make a walking though of my storyboard / Maya / render process.....

Thank you @AndreOliveira-qq5nk as I was explaining to another person commenting I am a big fan of older fighting games, starting with my first 'the way of the exploding fist" on the ZX spectrum........ We are only a team of 3 so we must do something different as we cannot compete with the BIG AAA games even if we pick only a fraction of what they offer. Lore and content is big on my list of to do's..... And look forward to sharing the story. Again thank you for the kind words

Thanks, @ericstrahler5767 I know what you mean, its big driver in nearly every genre, market and medium.......

thanks @wewserlethaldude9 , yeah, you are right we have a hit stop and its possibly too extreme, we are at the start of early access so we going to be tweaking all these values so we can improve. Maybe one of the future trailers or dev walk throughs we have planned will give you a better sense of gameplay. Thank you for the feedback.

@@onaroffworldfighter Apologies if my comment came across as overly harsh! I'm sure you'll make it nicer soon :)

​@@wewserlethaldude9absolutely

Thanks @paradiseegg2111 - No not an algorithm, created in Maya, Blender, Houdini, Unity, Nuke, AE, Davinci, Rokoko, Cascadeur, being the main apps...... I have experimented with Stable diffusion to improve render times, I think this is making some of the rendered look like an Algorithm as you say, so I am going to tone that down thanks to the feedback. Only rich poeple and big studios have render farms, so we need to think outside the box to keep our creativity and vision for a project alive. So I appreciate the feedback. I would agree there is a bit of disconnect between gameplay and cinematic that I hope converge soon..... I am going to be posting my art workflow from concept art to final render in Maya soon.

@@onaroffworldfighter I see! Well, take your time, hope the project goes well! Don't feel like you have to match big studios in terms of fidelity and visual presentation. Focus on your own vision and be bold with it 🙏 I have a feeling you have unique things to express, so don't hold back 👍

I know, it will defo will be contentious, you are 100% right about the risk, you only have to look at the comments left by people to see we will never please everyone and some people just like a good out insult..... Some people HATED the street fighter III parry / block mechanic, which I love!! We do have side stepping but again you are correct we haven't highlighted it very well here and all is subject to improve asap..... We love fighting games, and we love comment like yous as we value the feedback (if constructive like yours) So Thank you.

Thank you for the kind words @GriefBurrito. Would love to chat. I'll DM you via twitter. (Kris)

Oh!! What a lovely comment thank you!! Not to late at all!! This is a early access game, so the good news for you is that none of the budget has been spent on the story, all has been on the development of the game play. I (one of the 3 person team) create the story outside of the budget for pure passion and a love of scifi. I will pass on to the other 2 team members that their hard work and effort is atrocious. Again thank you for the beautiful words!!!! 🙏

@@onaroffworldfighterSure thing! And please do, because people need to hear that kind of thing sometimes! One's best isn't always enough.

@wav3st3p16 what another beautifully profound comment. Thank you. 😊 People do need to accept critism. Unfortunately some people aren't the 'best' at delivering it. 😁

@@onaroffworldfighterYeah, some people also aren't the best at taking it, but I don't dismiss them over it. You could've asked me to elaborate and I gladly would have, but you chose to make a passive-aggressive response instead.

@wav3st3p16 In Onar our protagonist stares into a mirror and is blinded by what he see's. I think you would enjoy the story. However, at the moment, all our focus is on the gameplay and we are doing our best to make as good as we can for people, especially those who have offered us encouragement and feedback. So again, thank you!!

Haha. Used to play Rise of the Robots on the Amiga. I remember the graphic being amazing at the time. Game play was a bit rough though. 😅

There are 3 of us making the game and we all LOVE Tekken. There is a side step in ONAR by tapping up or down. Will try and highlight it in a future video. However the Tekken side step is pretty amazing so the bar is high.

@@onaroffworldfighter I wanna see this. I’ll follow and 👀

@@Gogert777 Brilliant! thank you

Oh no. Sorry to hear that. 😧

@Yhoshua_B Thanks for the kind words and encouragement. My love for fighting games dates back to the "Way of the Exploding Fist" on the 128k ZX Spectrum. I think that's where my use of Cyan and similar limited pallet colours comes from. From there was a big Mortal Kombat, Killer Instinct and Street Fighter 2 fan in both the Arcade then later at home on the SNES and the the Game Gear. Once the PS1 came out I played a lot of Tekken, Virtua Fighter on a friends Saturn, then got into Soulcalibur on the Dreamcast. Outside of the big 4 fighting games that dominate the fighting game market (which I play quite often) I think the games that inspired me the most while developing the game are, Rival Schools, Tekken2, Virtua Fighter 2, Street Fighter Third Strike, and KOF 98. I play them almost daily. I love the parry mechanic in Third Strike, its what inspired me to reconsider the blocking axis to depth rather than away. And I test the game on the Steamdeck, it reminds me of the gamegear experience from child hood then I also test on retro controllers and Xarcade sticks, I want it to be a contemporary game with a touch of retro in its feel. Regarding design, I really love the Alejandro Jodorowsky scifi aesthetic and Andrei Tarkovsky style of colour and lighting, and often look at fashion shows for design ideas. The team size is small, its only me doing 99% of design, and I work with 1 programmer and 1 Animator, they specialise in thier fields and I sometimes do some animating and coding when I am not designing so our last 18 months have all been about the playability of the core archetypes. In the future I want to expand on the supporting story and grow the roster of fighters and arena.

@@onaroffworldfighter Oh wow! Thank you for the detailed response! I'll keep an eye on you guys and your development progress. If you ever need a beta tester, let me know!

You ever play Virtua Fighter 4 or 5?@@onaroffworldfighter

:) Thank you for asking. We are 3 person team, 1 Generalist (Kris), 1 Programmer (Gary), 1 Animator (Kyle). We set out to make new fighting game, keeping it simple to begin with, care about the core mechanics and gameplay and supported with a compelling story. We have the core archetypes complete, and playable, we are taking to GDC this month to see if we can secure a publisher to help gain exposure. Do you think we should do vlogs explaining more. Revealing the story and dev?

@@onaroffworldfighter You guys can do episodes on the development like cloud imperium games, or a detailed fighting tutorial on the main character, just raw cpu fighting would be cool. This fighter might catch the eye of Lord Aris, a popular streamer. Just send him a key.🎉

What does Ayo mean? :)

@@onaroffworldfighter lol that this is intriguing im curious to see more!

@@myhondoz haha, thanks! Hoping to share a dev making off soon! :)

Thanks for the feedback. I agree, animations do need improved, we are a team of 3 people making the game and really value this sort of constructive criticism. We have already improved 20 of the animations since posting this video, we are attending GDC with it and wanted to get some responses early so we could adjust before showing publishers. It's early access and we will be focusing on polishing our 4 main archetypes before adding anymore characters. I though I should leave our outdated videos online so people could track our progress and see that we listen to the fighting game community. But maybe you are correct. Thanks again.

Thanks for the comment. We have done a pretty poor job of capturing our game, but also we are only a team 3 people so we have limits to what we can achieve. So I think there will be plenty of people used to games that have been made by 100s of people with budgets stratospheric compared to ours..... so if we want to make a game we are gonna disappoint a few people. 🤷🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️ but really appreciate your comment as it's helpful as we finish the game. ❤❤

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