i absolutely love how this game is turning out! the only thing i don’t like is having preset chat messages. when games have this i find it an extremely annoying barrier between players and i feel as if i’m always trying to work around them to say what i’m actually trying to say. i think letting us chat freely would be nice and i’m sure this game will have a nice small community at first but you could always tweak it as the game goes on
To be honest I implemented that before I knew I could use steam's chat filter haha. I was pretty worried about people saying pretty awful stuff and I didn't want to spend a lot of time writing a chat filtering system. If people end up agreeing that they want to just chat freely (I'll poll it at some point) I will change it to open chat 👈👈🤖
@Blekoh Honestly it's bonkers to me that you even considered this as an option, let alone implement it. Really? Preset text messages in a text based Multiplayer RPG?
@@thezadek It was pretty easy to implement, steam makes it really easy so it only took like 20 minutes hah but yeah if thats what people want I will switch it over since it is an easy switch. The main reason I considered it was that since it is lobby based with someone hosting, a lot of people probably would just be playing in a discord chat or something with friends and since its my first online game and me being one guy with no moderation it sounded pretty risky to just open everything up (especially to begin with)
@@thezadek no i don’t blame him for implementing it. it was an easier temporary option that he can always expand on the future. the game is looking great so far and i’m sure he’ll take our feedback into consideration but his vision of the game comes first
Canned messages? Really? Half the reason people play MMOs is because of community, (unless you're playing with friends) throttling communication basically makes this a single player game where you can see other players. That's not that bad of a thing (it's basically what dark souls and journey does), but this game doesn't even involve competition. Why would anyone get mad? It could happen, but you're letting a minority ruin a feature for the majority. It's a small indie game too, people are usually much less toxic in games of this scale. If they keep playing, it's almost guaranteed that they'll come across the same people over and over again, so they're not gonna be so careless with what they say. If you're being reasonable, you should just allow people to mute the text chat. Mutes are even more effective in this kind of game because there isn't really a threat to your ego, if someone is being toxic to you, you don't have anything to prove to them, so you'll just mute them.
I had the honor of play testing, and man Kiro II is a heckin epic time. Everyone should try it.
i absolutely love how this game is turning out! the only thing i don’t like is having preset chat messages. when games have this i find it an extremely annoying barrier between players and i feel as if i’m always trying to work around them to say what i’m actually trying to say. i think letting us chat freely would be nice and i’m sure this game will have a nice small community at first but you could always tweak it as the game goes on
To be honest I implemented that before I knew I could use steam's chat filter haha. I was pretty worried about people saying pretty awful stuff and I didn't want to spend a lot of time writing a chat filtering system. If people end up agreeing that they want to just chat freely (I'll poll it at some point) I will change it to open chat 👈👈🤖
@Blekoh Honestly it's bonkers to me that you even considered this as an option, let alone implement it.
Really? Preset text messages in a text based Multiplayer RPG?
@@thezadek It was pretty easy to implement, steam makes it really easy so it only took like 20 minutes hah but yeah if thats what people want I will switch it over since it is an easy switch.
The main reason I considered it was that since it is lobby based with someone hosting, a lot of people probably would just be playing in a discord chat or something with friends and since its my first online game and me being one guy with no moderation it sounded pretty risky to just open everything up (especially to begin with)
@@thezadek no i don’t blame him for implementing it. it was an easier temporary option that he can always expand on the future. the game is looking great so far and i’m sure he’ll take our feedback into consideration but his vision of the game comes first
That sure is how you spell constitution, yes sir. No thing weird happening here!
Nice boots!
Thanks!
I can’t wait to level up my 💩 skill
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Canned messages? Really?
Half the reason people play MMOs is because of community, (unless you're playing with friends) throttling communication basically makes this a single player game where you can see other players. That's not that bad of a thing (it's basically what dark souls and journey does), but this game doesn't even involve competition. Why would anyone get mad? It could happen, but you're letting a minority ruin a feature for the majority.
It's a small indie game too, people are usually much less toxic in games of this scale. If they keep playing, it's almost guaranteed that they'll come across the same people over and over again, so they're not gonna be so careless with what they say.
If you're being reasonable, you should just allow people to mute the text chat. Mutes are even more effective in this kind of game because there isn't really a threat to your ego, if someone is being toxic to you, you don't have anything to prove to them, so you'll just mute them.
how much is it going to cost?
$4.99 🤖
@@Blekoh damn thats alot