Hey Ubuu, what do you think of "combat" in fangames?What is your favorite fangame weapon?Do you enjoy the weapon/item effect in general? Has any fangame used it in a way that you really liked, in any memorable fashion?

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絶対処女 05/12/14 (Mon) 19:16:28 No.9313

Hey Ubuu, what do you think of "combat" in fangames?
What is your favorite fangame weapon?
Do you enjoy the weapon/item effect in general? Has any fangame used it in a way that you really liked, in any memorable fashion?

絶対処女 05/12/14 (Mon) 19:25:28 No.9314

>weapon/item effect
weapon item/effect*

Jeeze.

M-256 05/12/14 (Mon) 22:41:39 No.9315

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If there was a fangame in which the combat was more than "press Z on this thing to kill it, if not tun like hell", it was Kataribesou.

Anonymous 05/13/14 (Tue) 01:44:18 No.9316

if there isnt much combat in fangames is because devs keep imitating eachother all the time

Anonymous 05/13/14 (Tue) 08:45:42 No.9317

I tend not to think of combat being an actual component of gameplay in 95% of the fangames available. It's just another "effect"/tool use imo. The Other Line is actually the only fangame I've seen where the combat is considered a crucial component and psiwolf has spent so much time working on their own combat system.

Personally I don't care for combat in fangames cause more often than not it's not even useful. Sure some effects/areas may hide behind a killable npc but that's forgettable. I don't play these games to kill things pretty much.