It's lookin good man! can't wait to see the next updates for this
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I could a lot o shit, but what the fuck it's late, so I'll just say SOME shit:
Please don't have the upgrade system of the game just increase variables like speed, damage, fire rate etc. It's so predictable and boring- There's nothing to look forward to there. You've got a great opportunity with a simple game like this to go nuts. Like- I used to have this game called Stargunner; it was a simple by-the-numbers side-scroller like this, but it had this weapons store full of AWESOME WEAPONS you could clip onto your ship. For example you had the standard laser, and a double laser. There was also a spread shot, a rifle you could charge up and blast, a turret you could have stuck on that fired at guys automatically, a flame-thrower type thing where you had to be close to the enemy, a zig-zag laser that ricochet'd off the floor and cieling, a lightning bolt that shot straight down below you, a little satelite that orbited you, a load of engines that made you go faster, homing missiles, some kind of boomerang, a grappling-hook thing that'd latch onto enemies and weigh them down so they crash into the floor- It was fucking marvelous, I bought them all eventually.
Also, have a load of the same enemy fly onscreen in a synchronised curl, I love shooting those.
lol, my friend actually drew a design for a flamethrower ship that I was thinking about putting in the game.
I want to have some cool stuff like that, and I'm going to check out that Stargunner game. The only ship that would upgrade generic-like would be the ship shown in the game right now. I'm going to try implement that grappling hook and charge shot now that I heard about it XD. I want to get a lot of stuff in but I don't want the game to get too bulky, and people to get turned off by it. I remember playing a few flash games that had so much stuff I could do that I didn't feel like learning it, and I just shut it off.
Thanks for the input :D
I would write a dev blog, but my tendency to write small posts like, "I good. Me make more." Defeats the purpose.
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