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Love this! I’d love to hear what you think about the evolution of the genre! Like what key elements were passed down that changed rpgs!

It's really interesting how Gothic even managed to be as successful as it was, especially since the gameplay elements you described were secondary to the development at best. Nearing release the attitude at PB Studio was more or less a "let's just smash everything that works together and hope for the best" since the publisher was getting annoyed and the tec itself became slowly outdated. The only game that comes close in comparison to Gothic in my opinon is Shadow of Chernobyl, an overambitious and costly game stuck in development hell which had to cut about 50% of content and yet still became an instant cult classic.

when i click on override, I dont have post processing

it bugs me that no slightly major releases try to copy the open world design from gothic. it is the perfect blueprint.

Really cool viedo, it's kinda funny bsc 3 days before this video shows on my main page I was discussing this exact topic with friends in a pub! :D

Hey Guys if the Fit to Water script does not work, you need to go to: Project Settings > Quality > HDRP. And enable "Script Interactions" on the Water tab.

It is crazy how immersive this game is, even to nowadays standarts. I know that there was a Witcher 3 Trailer that promissed me a functional ecosystem, with small critters at the low end of the spectrum and apex predators at the top. Of course there was never one. Gothic at least had some kind of ecosystem, with Scavangers hunting Bloodflys, Wolfs hunting Scavangers, Goblins, who loves to eat Fish, so they were found at Rivers, where there were Lurkers who loves to eat Goblins. Shadowbeasts who will only be awake in the night and so on. Really immersive shit for some game of 99/2001 release. And this is but one reason, why Gothic I even to this day really stands out. The only game I have played, that really mastered that ecosystem feeling was Stalker with it's "A-life"-System, that let other NPCs more or less freely roam the zone, so you will have different encounters each time you travel to places across the zone. Same goes for the NPCs. In Gothic I eventhough limited, every NPC followed their daily routines, for example in the morning they would work on their hut but in the evening they drink beer at a campfire. In Witcher 3 all the NPCs were doing the same stuff over and over, for all eternity, beeing like a set stage from some theatrical play and only for this one purpose day and night. For me, this was only mastered just "recently" by RedDeadRedemption2.

As a rule of thumb, the less cutscenes the better. It's a game, attempting to turn it into a movie is folly and can only happen at the expense of the game.

YES! FINALLY!! Why the hell isn't there a hundred million Gothic clones simply boggles my mind! The whole concept of Gothic in terms of gameplay and narrative structure is so good that I really can't understand why everyone hasn't been jumping on it for 2 decades already.

For 2D Game is ok ?

Magyar vagy?

Even at 0.5x speed I can't keep up lol

omg thank you so much! just what I needed!

.....i can't run godot......... HOW FOKIN OLD IS MY PC LAD ? HOW THE FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-

Why did you choose to teach them a game engine rather than game dev concepts via making boardgames? (e.g. GDD, playtesting, applying feedback, etc)?

Annyira jó látni, hogy magyarok is foglalkoznak a játék fejlesztéssel a YT-n, Hajrá!!!

GODOOOOT MAAN

Good luck

How are you so underrated. New subscriber

why smart poeple are always INDIAN

thats so cool! Great video

I can't wait for Godot to show up in your next video

no Waiting for Godot joke, 0/10 video :P

Finally got around to watching the video, I’m leaving another comment for the algo: excellent work. One of the best Gothic-related videos on YT

if you were a witcher 3 developer then you wouldn't made such a half assed gothic like game by adding true role playing aspects and even adapting the progression properly: combat animation change due progression and quests and the way you supposed to finish them with hints, without some graphical interface fuckery like gps helping you.

hello, is brocolli plugin has tree samples or library ?

I LOVE Gothic reviews, analyses, in-depth looks, anything! First played this game as a child and even today it still impresses me with the sheer amount of innovative ideas it brought to life.. in 2001!

Király tutorial, még arra gondoltam, hogy eleve a textúra tartalmazza az árnyékot, és csinálok a fű terrainLayerből egy sötétebb variációt, és akkor nem castol árnyékot a mesh, és ahol csupasz a terrain, ott odafestek a sötétebb layerből egy kicsit.

Dark Souls reference, let's goooooooo

Was there an element of "Breaking the rules" in the game in the end?

thanks,❤❤

Simplemente god, thanks a lot

Great video! I was just thinking about Gothic as a great archetype for indie RPG so its like youtube is reading my mind.

The progression in gothic games is all i loved at these games. I love the game with all its flaws. Is the opposite of perfection and i love every bit of it

What do you do if Unity removes the Master Sequence option?

Hi, cool to see another indie dev having gothic as inspiration. But im sticking with Unity, cant imagine learning new engine while having full time job, wife and 1 year old baby. About problem with scale of RPGs. I can share idea that game can be made in chapters. Still have to make all the systems, but at least world building can be split into peaces. Good luck with project.

Was there any point in adding a script for buoyancy if the ship doesn’t react even a millimeter to water and waves? Of course, I understand that the ship is large, but it does not react to changes at all, but only stays at the same level, as without this physics of buoyancy.

Sok sikert kívánok! :)

Wow, cheating, reported, banned <3

i have a bunch of shots of the low poly terrain as inspiration in my pinterest dev board, seeing this video has validated them all 😅

Oh, hi. YT just recommended me this xD

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Gr8 vid, nice editing too!!

Hoppá

magyar testvér

Always thought the Gothic formula was perfect for smaller studios too. A compact world, carefully crafted with meaningful content seems much easier to deal with a limited budget than huge open worlds filled with cities and dungeons. Nowadays there are some indie studios that put AAA studios to shame, i'm sure they could do something wonderful with it. Too bad most people's reference is still the Elder Scrolls series, but we'll see. Can't wait for the remake to see how it goes and if it has any impact.

As a fellow wannabe solo RPG developer (I love that you phrased it that way, lmao), just leaving a comment to say this is criminally underrated! Sadly most of this was common sense to me, but your presentation and unique perspective definitely make the video entertaining *and* educational, so just doing my part to help push the video out to a wider audiance that needs to hear this! Also don't doubt yourself so much! With all the tools available, *especially* in Unreal, and your much less ambitious goal than myself, I'm sure you'll finish your game as long as you have the drive to!

"Quality > quantity". Yes, you nailed it. Not many games get this right, especially modern ones with high budget. I don't need an enormous map. I need map with good stuff in it.

Can i make +100 levels in my game without any subscription in unity