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As good as AI could be, it could never be as good as an organically and culturally lived character. But you are probably way ahead of me in this regard Josh

you are a fucking legend Josh. thank you for giving us new vegas to coddle me and gently tell me bedtime stories in these dark times. gonna try Pentiment with my girlfriend soon since we enjoy history! Cheers.

Josh you're my favorite person in the gaming industry and I want you to know that. Keep making awesome stuff

Do you happen to know who created the Jeffery Epstein mission with Saint Janes? Id like to thank them for allowing me to destroy the child trafficker in game.

Ave, true to sawyer

Sesame Seed

Number soup…. That’s exactly the vibe I’ve been getting from a lot of modern games. It’s just so hard to actually test stuff sometimes. It feels almost intentional. Like we’re being forced to play way more or interact with forms/videos just to understand.

Stress from 18 months of crunch time development did not hinder this man's looks in the slightest.

Just wanted to comment to say you look phenomenal. Got recommended a video from 11 years ago and you have aged like fine wine

starts at 7:05

36:33 maybe one solution would have been to collect all tags that were inside of a single dialogue instance, exclude duplicates, and then adjust reputations based on that. That way even if an anti-religious statement tag occurred twice or more in a conversation, it'd only trigger reputation change once. Which would feel more natural, probably.

1:05:00 What's funny is that even amongst my most liberal of friends romani are seen with disdain

should have watched this before making a game

@07:04 start of the talk

IWD2 was great. BG2, ID and ID2 are my 3 favorite games ever. None of them are too long. The saddest part is that they had to end. I still want more of the IE style games. I was excited for BG3 until i heard that it was a Larian project. I knew it would be DOS with a BG label slapped on it. Not a surprise that we got DivinityGate.

I feel like the lower mobility penalty of fallout nvs lighter armor is basically how to do AC in a first person shooter. The player is doing the dodging themselves. I wish we got to hear your opinion on enemy armor. DT really seems like the best option because of how easy it is to understand. Tank needs big attack to hurt. But I could see dr having uses.

Your beard makes you look like Legate Lanius.

Hey boss just wanted to say, the pillars games were some of the most enjoyable rpgs I've ever played in my life, and deadfire was godamn beautiful and I loved every minute of it, taking my druid through both, I'll never forget it By the end yall had me standing there with eothas ready for the tomorrow we will build for ourselves Can't wait for avowed, more of the pillars universe to enjoy will be so wonderful And the restricted section of waels temple was such a friggin wicked mind fk holy give whoever wrote that a medal my god

What if instead of the master below doing 180 damage in a single blast he did six ticks for 30 damage each in which DT then comes into play for each tick?

feel tim cain vibes

25:47 new vegas

believe it!

The DR system in PoE is still one of my favorites. If a 20-meter-tall iron giant hits me in the face, having a helmet should not matter. You can still design high-level enemies who deal damage in multiple instances so armor doesn't become irrelevant in the late game.

Dear Joshua, I hope you all doing well. Thank you so much for your work and dedication. I really like to watch your content and play your games. My first language isn’t English and I see how my speech improved by watching your videos.

I want to hear about Seven Sorrows development. Please help push to revive Gauntlet series :(

You're the man

Turning that mug around mid ride like hitting the nos

optimizing the fun out of the game you are playing is an interesting thing i've heard reviewers talk about.

more bike checks

He just experienced the heat of the Mojave

J Sawyer looks fit like he knows how to fight I like the dude bet he can rock people out

This is precisely why New Vegas’s guns are still constantly inspiring real world clone builds 14 years later. Gun guys of the world thank you Josh 💖

I think that's the big problem with a lot of games. The weapons are technically balanced, but the vibes are off. You end up with fifty copies of roughly the same gun because if its perfectly balanced. Why change it?

dev log for fallout mods

Деадфайр из Зе Грейт бриллиант гэйм лайк дивинити ту, экселент ворк мистер соер!

I'm watching this and I'm thinking this could be a potential use for AI. I understand AI is a big, scary word these days, but I think if you tuned it carefully to specifically adjust some parts of characters' lines to fit a specific context, that could be incredibly powerful. Like it could make a RPG so much more immersive if characters had responses that would be tailored specifically for what has happened, the order things happened, who was there when it happened, etc, etc. Like covering so many variables in ways that you correctly identified as being too work intensive for designers. That said, I don't think AI tools right now are mature enough to be used this way, but maybe they can be in the future. Probably someone like Obsidian would have to create those tools... Also, I think the Disco Elysium system sounds absolutely brilliant (actually I just bought it based on your description of it, I gotta play this). I think the way it clearly describes in the tooltip what caused a dialogue option to be available, that kind of specific reactivity makes the game much more immersive because you really see in a tangible way how your decisions led to an outcome. You could also use this system to have a really nice log for the player to refer to, where you can see what happened and which decisions led up to it. I think in general, while I understand that it's more work intensive, it's really powerful to be able to show like exactly what led up to a certain outcome. Like the problem with abstracted systems where your actions simply contribute to a paragon/villain value, the problem is that it all just kind of ends up feeling nebulous. Like you could do bad things but it just doesn't matter as long as you have enough good boy points, the characters will never reference the bad things you did anyway, so it's like it never happened. It's always much better if, like, characters will specifically reference things. Then it stops feeling like "just a game", and more like a world that you can believe in and get immersed in. From my own experience with games like BG2, you end up gaming the reputation system really hard for maximum benefit, which makes it feel shallow and non-immersive. That's how I feel, anyway. Big fan. Cheers from Sweden.

MORE BIKE VIDEOS!!!🤘🤘🤘

Love that Murricans say "After Heide" than "Auf der Heide" 😂😂😂😂

"people can have fun how they want, except if you powergame, fuck you" - literally every d&d "influencer"

I would love to see more videos on gamedev from you

Today I learned a great lesson for the game I'm working on. And also, that tumblr still exists. Thank you for sharing your wisdom, for real.

Style > practicality. Always

Hi Josh, can you talk about classless and attribute-less systems and how they would work in an RPG? Just watched your 2016 GDC talk and you mentioned that you don't really like stats. So, what would alternative systems look like and is there space for that in mainstream games?

As time goes on, I really appreciate it when RPGs just dump a wall of text at you all at once and expect you to read it at your own pace. It is like what Zizek says about Plato, where the best dialogues are the later ones where Socrates just talks for ages and someone else interjects to say, "by Zeus! Socrates, you are correct about everything!"

FEROCIOUSLY PONDERING THE CAT

Who knew game devs were so good looking??

Subbed just because of that glorious shirt

Just wanted to say thank you for Pentiment. You and everyone that made it put so much love and care into every aspect and created something truly wonderful. One of the best of all time.

I loved learning the systems in Deadfire and it works for the kind of game it is. Sure readability is rough at times but that's where the Real Time with Pause comes into play. I can take my time to analyze the encounter and pick the right tool for the job.

I have a lot of respect for someone who knows what going on with their bike. Mines weak as hell compared to yours