#SECRETS OF GRINDEA UPDATES FULL#
The game isn't very long yet, as we're still in a phase where we add new features, and we want to be somewhat done with the basic framework before going into full content crunch. In two weeks, we'll invite 5-6 people, mainly to test out the system. A week after that we'll send out more invites. How many sort of depends on the amount of interest shown, but a majority will probably get in. Since we want new ”first impressions” between each major update, we want to keep a portion of potential beta users on standby.Īfter the beta has begun, older applications will be picked first, so if you post before the start of the beta, you're pretty much guaranteed to get access within the first few updates. We use this platform because it makes it very easy for us to gather the community and manage invites etc, as well as providing some convenient features like auto updating.Įnough with the info! Where do I sign up?įor those not sure what it is, it's basically like Steam (but more lightweight). There's a forum thread in our beta section where you can throw a post at us to share your interest in participating! Log in with your Desura/IndieDB account and post whatever.
#SECRETS OF GRINDEA UPDATES FREE#
If you're someone we might know from another community, feel free to mention that in the post! You absolutely don't need to write a pitch or anything – apart from some veterans the picks will be random.This here is the multiplayer lobby! Players can gather there before starting a game, and adjust a couple of multiplayer settings.
Of course, if you don’t like waiting for that dude who’s just gonna “grab a sandwich or something”, you can start the game and have your friends connect to you while you’re playing! SECRETS OF GRINDEA MULTIPLAYER FREE It can be set to either Each Take, where all items go to whatever player that picks them up, or Round Robin, which distributes items fairly and randomly. Secondly we have Mentorship, which if turned on will synchronize the combat efficiency of all characters to roughly the same level as the lowest leveled character.
This is useful for players who want to play together, but haven’t gotten equally far into the game. That sums up the lobby pretty well, so let’s head on to the HUD-changes by showing two screens of the different setups: Instead of having to start over from the beginning, they can play from where the lower leveled player is in the story without the higher leveled one wreaking havoc and potentially ruin the experience for his friend. It’s been a long time coming, but we finally decided to completely separate the control schemes for keyboard and gamepads. Up until now, we’ve had emulator-like controls on the keyboard, which worked sort of well, but certainly not as well as it could. This meet-halway-there approach limited our options with the controller as well, so this was the right thing to do. The new keyboard HUD looks and works similar to modern RPGs and MMOs, where you have a bar with abilities which you activate with hotkeys (which you can bind however you want - in the picture I’ve used keys close to those I use for the sword and shield).
You can have up to ten quickslots set at a time, and a quickslot can contain either a skill, a consumable item or a weapon.
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