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This means that while a raknar might easily overpower an average human, a human with a torch is a force to be reckoned with and is worthy of caution.We have a number of plans for the future of the raknar in our design. We want to add more to them that accentuates their predator status, as well as a few mechanics to encourage them to cooperate. One of these is the Hive mechanic, where raknar can form a community together that allows them to hatch out their eggs as npc raknar to maintain and guard the hive.Have you tried out the raknar race yet? What aspect of them do you find most appealing? Share with us in the comments below!. Making Death Matter; Why we offer perma-death: Death is is a fairly common feature in video games. It is ubiquitous in RPGs, adventure games, tabletop games, MMOs, fighting games, shooters; it’s the universal punishment for failing to keep your character’s life above zero. It is the impact that death has on the player that varies from game to game. Some treat it as a resource-sink and minor inconvenience; it damages your equipment so that you must spend your hard-earned currency to repair it or you respawn away from where your character died and have to start back at the beginning of the dungeon/map. Other games swing to a harsher consequence with inventory loss, so that you must recover your original body to regain your equipment and possessions, or even progression loss. For Trials of Ascension: Exile we wanted death to be something that players would avoid at all costs, so we looked to the more brutal side of the spectrum. We use a combination of inventory loss, limited progression loss (for dragons), random respawn locations, and life counters to encourage players to play purposefully. Like green 1up mushrooms and pink bottled fairies, life counters are lost each time the character dies. Unlike them, the player cannot earn more and when they run out the character permanently dies. We believe that Perma-death is one of those features that can really impact how gamers play their characters, and any other death-penalties are minor in light of the possibility of losing a character forever. It is our experience that players take less risks, are less likely to randomly attack others, and tend to play more constructively when their value the longevity of their character. Perma-death also has other, less apparent, benefits.In so many multiplayer games, players never have an ending to their story. By giving the character a finite number of deaths, their story has both a beginning and an ending. This closure gives the player the opportunity to try something new with their next character. It also prevents the traditional “End-Game” stagnation that happens when every character reaches the pinnacle of their potential and waits around for new content to consume. The most important aspect of Perma-death for us is how it cycles the power-dynamic of the game. Should a player become too powerful and then terrorizes the rest of a server, the weaker characters can topple their tormentor by overwhelming their remaining life counters. For example, if a dragon should reach adult and decide to make life difficult for a nearby settlement of humans, the humans can hunt the dragon down and kill it enough times to eliminate the threat. As good as we think Perma-death is, we also recognize that not everyone feels the same way about it. Some players become emotionally attached to their characters and would rather not play a game where they would eventually lose them. Still others might see the loss of a character as a blow representing the loss of their invested time. To that end we offer server hosts the option to give their players infinite life counters, so that everyone can play on a server that best fits their play-style.Will you play on a server with perma-death? Why or why not? Share with us in the comments below.. Combat is a Balancing Act: When it comes to combat in Trials of Ascension: Exile, we’ve aimed for a realistic feel and pacing, so that most fights will not end within just a few seconds. We do not have hit-chance, auto-attack, or auto-avoidance variables in the game. Instead, we use real-time on-demand attacks that the player controls with their mouse-buttons. Attack success requires the weapon hit box to collide with the character’s hit box.Where the weapon strikes also matters, as the character's body is made up of several parts, each with their own armor rating based on the equipment of the character. Feet are protected by boots, legs are protected with pants, hands with gloves, and the arms and torso guarded by the shirt or chestpiece. Players also need to protect the heads of their characters, as critical hits are more likely to occur here than anywhere else on the body.Just as attacking is completely in the control of the player, avoidance as well. To dodge an incoming attack, the player must move the character out of the arch of the attack swing. Blocking and parrying an attack means holding your weapon or shield out in intercept an incoming attack. This also means that your weapon takes the damage instead of your character, decreasing its durability. In the case of the raknar, blocking is best used for protecting their heads, but damage is still dealt to them. Dragons do not have a means to block. There are three resources that players need to monitor during combat, and they are all represented on the HUD. The heart represents the player's hit points. Hit points represent the amount of damage the character can tolerate before falling unconscious or dying. The lungs represent the character's stamina, which is spent with each attack, jump, sprint, and slowly drains when blocking. If there is not enough stamina remaining to perform an action, it will not occur. Stamina slowly recovers over time, provided the character is not currently blocking. Its function is to limit the amount of action that the character can perform in a short amount of time.Finally there is balance, represented by the foot. Balance represents the stance or footing the character has, and is quickly spent and rapidly recovered. Low balance will not prevent action the way low stamina can, but it does impact both the amount of damage received and the amount of damage dealt. Spamming attacks will keep your balance low and ensure that they remain weak, while carefully timing your attacks will allow you to maximize their impact and prevent unnecessary HP loss.In addition to resources and collision detection, there are other factors in combat to consider. All races can perform a heavy version of their attacks at a higher stamina and balance cost. There are also skills and abilities to take into consideration, and of course, there are the special racial abilities. With all these different aspects to combat, we hope that players will explore the full depth of our combat system.What aspect of combat interests you the most? Share with us in the comments below.. Forged Chaos is Expanding our Team!: The team here at Forged Chaos is looking to expand with two new positions. We are looking for a programmer with experience in C# and is familiar with Unity. We are especially interested in someone who has AI or networking experience.We have also posted a position for a game designer. Their focus will be on adjusting existing game data to improve the play experience and hammer out the details of new features for implementation. You can read further details about these positions on our Hiring page at: http://trialsofascension.com/hiring.. Taking a Look Ahead: What we have planned for ToA: Exile: So we have pretty much covered everything that is currently in the game through this article series. At least enough for our followers and those just finding us to get a feel for what the game can offer them at this time in development. But what we have planned for the future is at least as important as what we have already achieved. We’ve updated our website this past week, and along with it we’ve added a new roadmap of what the team wants to achieve before we consider development complete. While it is still a rudimentary list, it does clearly show what we want for ToA: Exile. This list is by no means definitive; more may be added to it over time. But it does include all of our must-haves. Once we have all the details worked out for each new addition we will expand on the smaller steps to achieve our goals. The first section covers characters. We still have three more growth stages to add for the dragons, and the female model for the humans is needed too. Both of those have HUGE resource requirements, so our art team will be kept busy on them for a very long time. We also want to add so much more to customization for the characters. Hairstyles, scale colors, chitin patterns, the list goes on and on. We want everyone to have a good chance of making a character that looks different than the others of its race.Right now all of the characters will spawn at random locations on the beach, but we want to change that so only humans will spawn on the beach. The raknar will then spawn in the caves and the dragons up in the safety of the mountains. This fits nicely into the background story of each race, with the humans washed up on shore, the dragons hatching in the peaks, and the raknar finding their way up from the depths.Speaking of caves, we want to expand on our underground world. Currently needlefangs will spawn in the caves, but we want a full ecosystem to exist below. This means adding flora and more fauna to the area, and then give reasons for the surface races to seek them out.We also want to beef up combat a bit more. It has always been our goal to have siege warfare in the game so that humans could destroy each other’s structures, and so that the older dragons could also erase humans from their islands. This will require several models and animations, in addition to the supporting mechanics that will need to be programmed into the game. Being made of wood, rustic buildings will take less effort to destroy than the Norhaven. Structures are a big part of human play, so we want to continue to expand on the foundation we have for them. We want to make it so that players can add-on existing structures. We also want to add a third, castle-like style that is even stronger than the Norhaven style. Stone walls as a more sturdy alternative to the wooden palisades is also a possibility.Humans will receive a little more love in the form of new skills, such as farming, trapping, fishing and so on. They will also receive new crafting recipes to go along with the new skills. The new items, models, icons, and data entry to go along with this will take some time, as will the mechanics to allow for these actions.Magic is something we have been contemplating for a very long time for ToA: Exile. We did have the basics for magic in the very earliest of our testing, but the system we developed was overly grindy and did not work for the game. So we went back to the drawing board and came up with a system that we felt better fit our game and the goals we had for magic. However, the scale of it is immense and we felt that we did not have the resources to do it justice before we went Early Access. We are excited to start working on getting magic back into the game, so that dedicated human players can attempt to challenge the stronger stages of dragon growth.In addition to the final growth stages, dragons will be getting more love in the future as well. We want to expand on their nests so that dragons can utilize them for more than just their molting and storage. We are still working out the details, but we want to give them nest customization options, and figure out a way to empower the dragons to protect their nests from damage. Hoard mechanics are a possibility as well, but we will have to find what makes sense for ToA: Exile.We also want to expand on draconic abilities. Dragon fans can look forward to both claw attack and tail swipe abilities added to their list alongside their bite, wings and so on, so that they will improve with use over time.Not to be left out, the raknar will get an improvement to their web weaving and we will introduce hive mechanics to the game. Hives are built by a group of raknar, and any eggs they place within the hive will hatch out as NPC spiderlings. They will eventually grow into specialized roles, such as guard or egg tender, and there will be benefits to participating in a hive versus playing alone. We aren’t exactly sure what those benefits will be, but we will let you all know as soon as we do!We also want to expand on the options for server hosts. We will add several new settings for fauna danger, racial life counters, and the option to have an interracial chat to allow the three races to communicate with one another. We also want to add additional islands for the temperate biome, and then add an entirely new biome to the game! This is a big undertaking, because it not only means a new island, but also new flora and fauna to populate it!Once again, this list is not definitive. There is much more we would like to add, but for now we will work towards completing this roadmap just as we did our last one, and will will share every step with you along the way. You can count on it! So be sure to follow us on social media or join our discord to get the latest information on our development.A special thanks to our team members, our testers, and our fans. We wouldn’t have gotten this far without your efforts and support! Please share your thoughts or the story on how you found us in the comments below.. Designing Conflict and Competition: Many games offer campaign stories or quest lines to immerse the player and help them to feel connected to the game world, but the result is that every player experiences the game in nearly the same way. The really good stories, the ones that players share with their friends and tell over and over again, are the ones that the players spontaneously create for themselves. Sometimes these are the result of cooperation by the players to overcome challenges, but just as often it is a result of conflict and/or competition.Competition occurs in game environments that offer performance-based rewards or control of non-infinite resources to the players. Conflict arises from competition when players disagree on the allotment of such rewards and resources. How competition and conflict manifest in a game depends heavily on how the studio designs their game. Offering up faction-wide bonuses or special titles are both great ways of encouraging players to complete with one another. PvP servers can empower players to resolve or deepen their conflicts with more than just their words.When we were designing Trials of Ascension: Exile, we wanted to create a game where the players were naturally inclined to compete with one another and points of conflict would occur organically. It is one thing to say that the races all hate one another and provide stories to support it, but it is an entirely different matter to convince the players that extinction of their enemies is in their best interest and not a kumbaya-circle around a campfire. So we brainstormed ways to encourage conflict between the humans, raknar, and dragons. The first way we employed was to encourage PvP through different means. We made it so that character bodies provided resources to others, including food. This means that dragons and raknar can eat each other and the humans, while humans can harvest crafting materials and meat from dragons and raknar. We even hope to include crafting recipes that specifically require raknar or dragon components in the future. Players can also loot the inventory of other characters if they knock them unconscious or kill them out right.But food is plentiful in ToA: Exile if you know where to look for it, and by itself was only a weak encouragement for PvP. We took a closer look at the mechanics of each race to see how we could tie them in with the needs of the other races. For example, Raknar thrive in the cave environment with their wall-walking ability and night-vision, so we added better mineral resources inside the caves to encourage dragons and humans to willingly enter their domain. Since dragons need nuggets for both their racial abilities and to molt to their next growth stage, finding ways to tie this rare resource in with the other two races would give a reason for them to fight one another for the nuggets. And finally, with limited lives and the destructive potential of the dragons, we encourage the players to eliminate the dragon threat early in their life cycle.How did other games encourage you to fight with the other factions? Share your experiences with us in the comments below.
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