I really appreciated the free content Yacht Club gave to people who bought the original game. Every other dev would make people buy the DLC, but preexisting owners of the game got instantly upgraded to the premium package
It looks like an act of kindness but these stretchgoals meant SIX YEARS of work after release with a lot of people not spending anything more. It's not an example to follow. The expansions were fantastic and they absolutely deserved much more.
@@CurtisJensenGames uh, where the _hell_ did you get the idea that Sans was in Smash 4? He's nowhere in that game, outside mods, and no, he's not Ness, so that doesn't count either also, Jacob K, Shantae is technically in SSBU now, too
@@CheesyNivs oh for the... *_SANS IS NOT A FUTURE NESS, OR ANY OTHER VARIETY OF NESS!!! STOP TAKING JUST GAMETHEORY AS ALL EVIDENCE YOU NEED, ESPECIALLY SINCE TOBY FOX HIMSELF HAS STATED THAT SANS IS NOT NESS!_*
If someone made a list of the ten best video game songs ever composed for the NES sound chip, I bet at least half of the list would be songs from Shovel Knight. Virt's music is incredible. It really is masterpiece-level composition.
More recently, I was watching some Twitch streams of The Messenger, and people kept talking about how good the music was. Then someone said he thought it was the same person who did the music for Shovel Knight. This gave me a sudden and intense surge of indignation. I felt insulted on Virt's behalf. Could people really not tell the difference? Aside from both games using the NES sound chip, the music has nothing in common. It's like night and day. I can't really say The Messenger's sound track is bad, but it does seem solidly mediocre and simplistic. I'm not a very good composer, but even I can listen to The Messenger for a quick ego boost if I'm feeling bad about my limited skills. But Virt pretty much blows me away with everything he makes. I probably won't be that good even if I spend the rest of my life trying.
And the outcome of it all, was a complete success, and it's still amazing 5 years later, plus with 3 DLCs, an online battle mode, multiple ports, and a confirmed sequel, I say Yacht Club Games has done a stupendous job with Shovel Knight Treasure Trove, and they're still boatin' along smoothly on the water.
Honestly glad the joke didn't die. Shovel knight is easily one of the best games I've ever played. Sure, it can be a bit infuriating at times (but let's be honest, a lot of indie platformers are quite difficult), but the characters and the plot is simple yet effective, and it's a quite faithful twist on NES games of old (music included, Jake Kaufman's works are amazing). And with King of Cards and Showdown on the way, I'll never get tired of this game. It's been ported to every console of this generation and the one before, but that just helps its success. So cheers to you, Shovel Knight. May your shovel blade never dull and your armor never dent. FOR SHOVELRY!
A buggy work of passion (a game where there was an earnest effort to make something good) is better than any slickly produced game where the heart and soul of the company is not into it.
SK is one of the games I've really measured myself against, and hearing that the entire team was from WayForward makes a lot more sense to me than thinking this was just five guys in a garage band. And hearing THEM experience this kind of hardship is quite terrifying, tbh. But I'm glad for the honesty in this. Makes me feel less alone in my own times of hardship that I've faced as a dev, too.
Here's a story you'd likely really enjoy covering: A freeware passion project of twelve years between three friends that garnered enough attention to be swept up by an overseas publisher for a remake. The publisher backs down after a few years of work without warning, forcing those three to think outside the box. They release, become a cult hit--- and even decide to go for a sequel. With the help connections that they made recovering from the loss of their first publisher they were able to put together a successful kickstarter. It took five years to release between an emergency where the lead developer was unable to use his hands, a huge earthquake in their city, and the choice to switch to Unity mid-development---- but it's finally out and fans agree that their work is just as great as it has ever been, if not better. The LA-MULANA saga.
Nice moral … except that for every successful indie studio that succeeds despite this kind of hardship, there are ten more that go bankrupt that we never hear of. Mind your survivor bias.
I think this is a reality of any art-form and path that anyone wanting to create art for a living needs to accept if they want to prosper. If the thought of failure or never having a "big break" doesn't prevent you from working hard, than you'll be happy no matter where you end up. Cause most artists/teams/games will never get that "big break." And that's okay.
"Also, they're bias to companies that trudge on until they succeed, success is more about determination and sticking to something than being lucky enough to survive." It must be nice to still be able to believe in a just world.
Precisely. People work hard in order to be ready when luck knocks on their door. The problem is luck never does knock for many people. Just because you work hard doesn't mean the universe oves you a chance. It's called fortune, and people that want to pretend it doesn't exist while waving their hardships around doesn't realize there's many out there with an equal amount of tough times but with no grace from destiny. My favorite part is when these people start acting like douche-bags (since they think they particularly earned it) and dismiss other peers' lack of similar success to their efforts "not being enough".
Shovel Knight had all of the right pieces in place at the right time and it still could have failed. (Thankfully it didn't.) I love what the game is and look forward to what Yacht Club does after King of Cards
To this day, it's still my favorite game in my Steam library and one of my favorites of all time! Thank you so much for this encouraging and inspirational story and the very important message you've conveyed using it. My dream has always been becoming a full-time game developer, and I hope that by reminding myself of the video's message more often, I'll be able to overcome the difficulties I'm facing now and whatever challenges the future might have in store for me in my journey of making this dream a reality.
As an aspiring game designer, the story in this video was absolutely beautiful & inspiring in ways I can’t describe. My respect for Yacht Club Games has risen a million times by 10-fold 👏🏿😤
I think the main moral of the story is to have good budgeting skills and Kickstarter parameters! That being said, the game is very well made so if you can’t have good budgeting skills having tenacity like they had helps a lot!
Bravo! I don't think I've loved one of your videos this much since E.T. I don't hate the more soapboxy episodes, but I kind of feel like they've spiraled off so much from Video Game Story Time it would make sense to just start a new channel entirely focusing on that and use this channel to make the traditional bedtime story videos. Either way, great work, I absolutely loved the tone, moral and art on this one.
You're probably here because soon very soon as of today Shovel Knight is very nearly complete. I must say this game is an absolute joy for me. It's my favorite game of all time. I love absolutely everything about this game. I know King of Cards and Showdown will definitely worth the wait. I even did something I rarely do for games. Pre ordering the game and the amiibo! I'm so excited for the game! Just have to wait until December which is going to be insane for me. It's such a surprise this game became such a success but I'm glad it did become because this game is one of those rare games that deserves ten out of ten.
They mismanaged their backers' money and got themselves into unnecessary financial trouble. It's easy to be sympathetic to them in retrospect since the game turned out to be so successful (and a great game btw) but let's not sugarcoat things. The true moral of the story is that they should have planned their budget more wisely so as not to incur such risks in the first place.
That alternate ending sounds awesome. I love the current ending, what with the whole burying the princess, but an active role in the form of a new character would be great!
I never realized how close we were to not getting the best 8-bit style platformer tribute to classic games since the actual games Shovel Knight was based on. This makes me appreciate Yacht Club Games a lot more, and I can give their other games more of a shot. I still want Shovel Knight 64, but let's see what other things they can bring to the table.
Wow, this was great! I had no idea the developers pushed through so many trials to finish the game. They've truly brought something special into the world!
And Now The Treasure Trove is finished. Shovel Knight is in Countless games as cameos including Super Smash bros. Shovel Knight is my favorite game of all time. This is every indie game developer’s dream.
And as you can see, shovel knight is one of the most successful games of recent. There was obviously heart and soul put into this game and you can feel it when you play it. I'd say it also helped increase the popularity of indie games, He is the Mario of indie games. I'm glad indie games are a thing as we don't have to deal with stuff like Call Of Duty 26 or NBA sport port. Same thing happened with Sonic Mania. While yes, it was funded by Sega, it was built by passionate fans of the series and was basically a giant fangame. The success of that game enormous. It even spawned a miniseries. Where's the Sonic Forces miniseries?....
I kinda feel bad, that they didn't charge for the DLCs if you bought the game early, I want them to make money and make more expansions or preferably a Sequel.
You are only telling the stories of those who made it, how many indie developers have lost everything they had trying to make the dream a reality. would love to hear that story as well. PS love this channel
Did You Know About Jake Kaufman's incredible OST for this game? do a video on that, and a review on the thing that made Jake Kaufman's incredible OST for Shovel Knight, Which is called "Famitracker".
Chiaki Nanami, from Danganronpa. Never played the game, but that's what my google-fu is coming up with. danganronpa(dot)fandom(dot)com/wiki/Chiaki_Nanami_(Danganronpa_3)
I would highly suggest getting it asap. I'm running it as a speed game and it's been really fun. I'm actually enjoying it even more speeding it rather than casually playing it, but that's not to say it's a bad casual game by any means, but I just like it better in a speedrun setting
7:07 thats the sort of "progressive" thing i do like in this game. like i wouldnt have a problem if it was just the classic damsel in distress but this is much better in a few ways. however the "bodyswap" thing. i have a few problems with that. namely that it must have taken lots of development and design work time just to make a feature that people would maybe just use once if at all.
It's just sprite and text swapping. The game plays identically with bodyswap mode. The most expensive thing of this feature is the sprite assets, which would already be based on the existing sprites so there is no need to change frame data/palette. Also because of the presentation how gamers are, there are probably more people who have used body swap mode than people who beat the final boss. They wouldn't make this feature if there wasn't a demand for it.
@@jjj7790 I've got mixed feelings on it. On one hand it's cool (though unnecessary) to see how the character designs change when gender swapped but retain the essence of the character. On the other hand, the "text" option bothers me...it's essentially simple m/f gender pronouns. That's pandering to the far left, and I can't see the demand for such a feature being anything larger than a tiny fraction of the playerbase.
1:02 “quitting their comfortable jobs at an established company” Working as the lead artist at a video game development company is definitely not a comfortable job. 😉
Haha comfortable is often used as a synonym for one offering some degree of stability as to the regularity of one's paycheque... but yes, the relentless stress is not what I'd call comfortable haha.
6 лет назад
Yup, the more correct adjective would have been “stable.”
How does the comfortability compare to jobs like builder or cashier?
6 лет назад
Comfortable mans “free from stress or anxiety.” Clearly a cashier feels less stress than a person who is to a large extent responsible for an entire company and who probably works 100+ hours per week.
"As Shovel Knight would use his trusty weapon to bury her at the end of the game"
Thats messed up
It would be a twist tho
I actually prefer that story.
It was a better twist having shield knight as the enchantress
@@Fmac117 it was an old twist, it was supposed to be bad
@@notyepdranel961 - What do you mean? I don't remember any similar twist in any other game, neither I see how it's supposed to be bad
I really appreciated the free content Yacht Club gave to people who bought the original game. Every other dev would make people buy the DLC, but preexisting owners of the game got instantly upgraded to the premium package
Seems like they set an example. Hollow Knight does that too. It’s nice to see a GOOD industry standard being set
@@insertwittynamehere587 Real shame the AAA games industry is setting TERRIBLE industry standards.
And the option to buy those expansions by themselves. I mean, I don't know why some one wouldn't want the base game too, but it was an option.
It looks like an act of kindness but these stretchgoals meant SIX YEARS of work after release with a lot of people not spending anything more. It's not an example to follow. The expansions were fantastic and they absolutely deserved much more.
And now Shovel Knight is in Smash Brothers Ultimate as an assist trophy, the first and only Indie Game character to ever be in a Smash Bros. game.
I suppose that is the wanted effect. But well I am not too fond of it.
Commander Video is a Trophy in Smash 4, so Shovel Knight is second.
@@CurtisJensenGames uh, where the _hell_ did you get the idea that Sans was in Smash 4? He's nowhere in that game, outside mods, and no, he's not Ness, so that doesn't count either
also, Jacob K, Shantae is technically in SSBU now, too
sans has been in smash since the first game lol
@@CheesyNivs oh for the... *_SANS IS NOT A FUTURE NESS, OR ANY OTHER VARIETY OF NESS!!! STOP TAKING JUST GAMETHEORY AS ALL EVIDENCE YOU NEED, ESPECIALLY SINCE TOBY FOX HIMSELF HAS STATED THAT SANS IS NOT NESS!_*
And with Jake Kaufman's incredible OST, this game took the world by storm.
A wonderful story indeed.
If someone made a list of the ten best video game songs ever composed for the NES sound chip, I bet at least half of the list would be songs from Shovel Knight. Virt's music is incredible. It really is masterpiece-level composition.
More recently, I was watching some Twitch streams of The Messenger, and people kept talking about how good the music was. Then someone said he thought it was the same person who did the music for Shovel Knight.
This gave me a sudden and intense surge of indignation. I felt insulted on Virt's behalf. Could people really not tell the difference?
Aside from both games using the NES sound chip, the music has nothing in common. It's like night and day. I can't really say The Messenger's sound track is bad, but it does seem solidly mediocre and simplistic. I'm not a very good composer, but even I can listen to The Messenger for a quick ego boost if I'm feeling bad about my limited skills.
But Virt pretty much blows me away with everything he makes. I probably won't be that good even if I spend the rest of my life trying.
Emm Bee Sea still a better story then shadow the hedgehog on ps2
And the outcome of it all, was a complete success, and it's still amazing 5 years later, plus with 3 DLCs, an online battle mode, multiple ports, and a confirmed sequel, I say Yacht Club Games has done a stupendous job with Shovel Knight Treasure Trove, and they're still boatin' along smoothly on the water.
Let's just scratch out 'online' real quick
@@hedgelad712 yep lol
SK Dig is a spinoff, not a sequel, but SK 2 is not out of the question according to them
Shovel knight is a quality game, very good design.
Even looking at shovel knight makes me wanna play the game.
I will
Honestly glad the joke didn't die.
Shovel knight is easily one of the best games I've ever played.
Sure, it can be a bit infuriating at times (but let's be honest, a lot of indie platformers are quite difficult), but the characters and the plot is simple yet effective, and it's a quite faithful twist on NES games of old (music included, Jake Kaufman's works are amazing).
And with King of Cards and Showdown on the way, I'll never get tired of this game.
It's been ported to every console of this generation and the one before, but that just helps its success.
So cheers to you, Shovel Knight. May your shovel blade never dull and your armor never dent.
FOR SHOVELRY!
HUZZAH
A buggy work of passion (a game where there was an earnest effort to make something good) is better than any slickly produced game where the heart and soul of the company is not into it.
SK is one of the games I've really measured myself against, and hearing that the entire team was from WayForward makes a lot more sense to me than thinking this was just five guys in a garage band. And hearing THEM experience this kind of hardship is quite terrifying, tbh. But I'm glad for the honesty in this. Makes me feel less alone in my own times of hardship that I've faced as a dev, too.
Jesus Christ, they were going to make me bury the love of my life. Talk about dark.
Yup, it’s pretty dark, but you want to know what’s darker? Getting illegally crucified to satisfy a mob: now that would hurt!!
@@CurtisJensenGames Yeah it might be pretty dark but then again you could just wait 3 days then brush it off like nothing happened
@@Woasdlfe hahaha, good point. Permanently scarred though!
FOR SHOVELRY!
Here's a story you'd likely really enjoy covering:
A freeware passion project of twelve years between three friends that garnered enough attention to be swept up by an overseas publisher for a remake. The publisher backs down after a few years of work without warning, forcing those three to think outside the box. They release, become a cult hit--- and even decide to go for a sequel. With the help connections that they made recovering from the loss of their first publisher they were able to put together a successful kickstarter. It took five years to release between an emergency where the lead developer was unable to use his hands, a huge earthquake in their city, and the choice to switch to Unity mid-development---- but it's finally out and fans agree that their work is just as great as it has ever been, if not better. The LA-MULANA saga.
Never heard of it, what's it about? RPG? platformer?...RTS?
Nice moral … except that for every successful indie studio that succeeds despite this kind of hardship, there are ten more that go bankrupt that we never hear of. Mind your survivor bias.
Sooo....what are you implying? That we shouldn't celebrate one's success?
I think this is a reality of any art-form and path that anyone wanting to create art for a living needs to accept if they want to prosper. If the thought of failure or never having a "big break" doesn't prevent you from working hard, than you'll be happy no matter where you end up. Cause most artists/teams/games will never get that "big break." And that's okay.
Of course we should celebrate success! What we shouldn't do is blindly try to emulate that success without acknowledging the actual risks.
"Also, they're bias to companies that trudge on until they succeed, success is more about determination and sticking to something than being lucky enough to survive."
It must be nice to still be able to believe in a just world.
Precisely. People work hard in order to be ready when luck knocks on their door. The problem is luck never does knock for many people. Just because you work hard doesn't mean the universe oves you a chance.
It's called fortune, and people that want to pretend it doesn't exist while waving their hardships around doesn't realize there's many out there with an equal amount of tough times but with no grace from destiny.
My favorite part is when these people start acting like douche-bags (since they think they particularly earned it) and dismiss other peers' lack of similar success to their efforts "not being enough".
7:46 and suddenly, a Danganronpa reference...
actually that game has an interesting story as well...
Haha yes
Yeah, they use her as a character in a lot of their vids :3
And suddenly, seeing this character hits you with a gigantic wave of sadness, depression and DESPAIR.
Shovel Knight had all of the right pieces in place at the right time and it still could have failed. (Thankfully it didn't.) I love what the game is and look forward to what Yacht Club does after King of Cards
To this day, it's still my favorite game in my Steam library and one of my favorites of all time! Thank you so much for this encouraging and inspirational story and the very important message you've conveyed using it. My dream has always been becoming a full-time game developer, and I hope that by reminding myself of the video's message more often, I'll be able to overcome the difficulties I'm facing now and whatever challenges the future might have in store for me in my journey of making this dream a reality.
As an aspiring game designer, the story in this video was absolutely beautiful & inspiring in ways I can’t describe. My respect for Yacht Club Games has risen a million times by 10-fold 👏🏿😤
I think the main moral of the story is to have good budgeting skills and Kickstarter parameters! That being said, the game is very well made so if you can’t have good budgeting skills having tenacity like they had helps a lot!
Bravo! I don't think I've loved one of your videos this much since E.T.
I don't hate the more soapboxy episodes, but I kind of feel like they've spiraled off so much from Video Game Story Time it would make sense to just start a new channel entirely focusing on that and use this channel to make the traditional bedtime story videos.
Either way, great work, I absolutely loved the tone, moral and art on this one.
shovel knight took me by storm my freshman year, i was in love
You're probably here because soon very soon as of today Shovel Knight is very nearly complete. I must say this game is an absolute joy for me. It's my favorite game of all time. I love absolutely everything about this game. I know King of Cards and Showdown will definitely worth the wait. I even did something I rarely do for games. Pre ordering the game and the amiibo! I'm so excited for the game! Just have to wait until December which is going to be insane for me. It's such a surprise this game became such a success but I'm glad it did become because this game is one of those rare games that deserves ten out of ten.
This video sounds like you’re reading a bedtime story
Sjono what? Oh, sorry my eyelids are a little bit heav-*thud*
They mismanaged their backers' money and got themselves into unnecessary financial trouble. It's easy to be sympathetic to them in retrospect since the game turned out to be so successful (and a great game btw) but let's not sugarcoat things. The true moral of the story is that they should have planned their budget more wisely so as not to incur such risks in the first place.
They didn't mismanage their backer money, they didn't have enough money to begin with. There's no amount of managing that can fix that.
They knocked it out of the park, this is one of the greatest games of all time!!!
Awesome video! I love how it was something they talked about all the time but that they wanted it to happen *so bad* they acted.
As a player from 2016, this game made me a gamer and it’s an incredible story.
Utter respect.
That alternate ending sounds awesome. I love the current ending, what with the whole burying the princess, but an active role in the form of a new character would be great!
i didn't aspect it to be that dark holy crap. i am greatful to the dev that created shovel knight.
I really enjoy learning stuff about games in this channel and this style. Great video!
I was wanting to hear a Shovel Knight story for a while. Shovel Knight is my favorite indie game!
I never realized how close we were to not getting the best 8-bit style platformer tribute to classic games since the actual games Shovel Knight was based on. This makes me appreciate Yacht Club Games a lot more, and I can give their other games more of a shot. I still want Shovel Knight 64, but let's see what other things they can bring to the table.
Wow, this was great! I had no idea the developers pushed through so many trials to finish the game. They've truly brought something special into the world!
"There are no accidents"
- Master Oogway
This was pretty neat to watch, it would be nice to see the rest of the story if there is one to tell!
After so much praise and released on all platforms, I still have not played this game yet.
How bout now
And Now The Treasure Trove is finished. Shovel Knight is in Countless games as cameos including Super Smash bros. Shovel Knight is my favorite game of all time. This is every indie game developer’s dream.
Didn't knew the game had such hard history, but looking at 300k now I was thinking that it's a bit low for such goals.
And as you can see, shovel knight is one of the most successful games of recent. There was obviously heart and soul put into this game and you can feel it when you play it. I'd say it also helped increase the popularity of indie games, He is the Mario of indie games. I'm glad indie games are a thing as we don't have to deal with stuff like Call Of Duty 26 or NBA sport port.
Same thing happened with Sonic Mania. While yes, it was funded by Sega, it was built by passionate fans of the series and was basically a giant fangame. The success of that game enormous. It even spawned a miniseries. Where's the Sonic Forces miniseries?....
This is really dangerous business practice..
One of the best channels on RUclips
True.
did anyone else notice she says the same phrase 11:16 twice right at the end?
Specter of Torment is awesome
Think on the Bright Side it Did not Become Mighty Number 9.Wait DONT DO THAT VIDEO
SK is my fav game of all time, along with Tetris (Gameboy) and Portal 2.
I kinda feel bad, that they didn't charge for the DLCs if you bought the game early, I want them to make money and make more expansions or preferably a Sequel.
Only watching the intro I can tell this is a good video
Shovel Knight: A crowdfunded game done right.
Mighty No. 9: A crowdfunded game done HORRIBLY WRONG.
Shovel Knight is my game equivalent of comfort food
had to watch on 1.25 speed but its a cool vid
More like 2.0
So when did they start development? I know they had a demo out by April 2013.
These guys made contra 4! That game is my child hood!
You are only telling the stories of those who made it, how many indie developers have lost everything they had trying to make the dream a reality. would love to hear that story as well. PS love this channel
Nick Wozniak
Scott Wozniak
*hold up, wait a minute*
I love these videos
Just me that was playing shovel knight while listening to this? (probably)
I'm new to this channel, is it aimed at kids or is this a kind of niche approach? Not hating, just not sure if I'm feeling it.
This proves that a lunch table joke is eligible for game of the year >_>
dear, you made a big mistake! :) they didnt make a mistake. read their dev report carefully. they had planned for all of these in advance :)
Each employee *needed* $10,000 a month? Very high salary for an individual on an indie team
Did You Know About Jake Kaufman's incredible OST for this game? do a video on that, and a review on the thing that made Jake Kaufman's incredible OST for Shovel Knight, Which is called "Famitracker".
..I just realised the story I want to know is Jake kaufman's!
Is a video game really worth all that trouble?
I need some gaming industry freinds, I got a bunch of games I wanna make but I can't do it alone, some advice would be sooo fuckin helpful
Damn game dev is terrifying
Jake Kaufman is insane btw
3:34 that need wasn't unspoken. plenty of people were very vocal about it
Nice
I liked the original story idea more
anyone hear anything on king of cards? wasnt that supposed to be released in January/February earlier this year?
@@gamebrew9793 ugh thats such a long wait.....
13k a year is more than most pro in my country
7:48 Who's this character that i keep seeing pop up in these videos? It's cute. I like it
Chiaki Nanami, from Danganronpa. Never played the game, but that's what my google-fu is coming up with.
danganronpa(dot)fandom(dot)com/wiki/Chiaki_Nanami_(Danganronpa_3)
*I dig it!!!*
so is it accurate to say that Princess Mcguffin was "berried"?
GOTEM!!
Wozniak? The wizard of Woz? That guys related to someone famous aint he?
Isn't 30000$ a year more than enough money?
Still salty this guy isn't a character in smash ultimate.
Yes, I've heard every reason as to why, so save your time and don't comment "but actually"
but actually-
but actually
Just got shovel knight less than a week ago. It good
Fricken epic game
I appreciate you trying to sound professional but your tone of voice in this video bothers me greatly
That's your problem i like her voice
YES! FINALLY!!
Erin Pellen? Same last name as William Pellen.
Never played the game :(
you still can :D
@@flipnotem5074rip i need a job and get some money
I would highly suggest getting it asap. I'm running it as a speed game and it's been really fun. I'm actually enjoying it even more speeding it rather than casually playing it, but that's not to say it's a bad casual game by any means, but I just like it better in a speedrun setting
@@TheEpicPancake I've never speedrun before, but it would be cool to try on this game. I like myself some challenge ;)
@@kantoboi9699 I'd suggest it.
7:07 thats the sort of "progressive" thing i do like in this game. like i wouldnt have a problem if it was just the classic damsel in distress but this is much better in a few ways.
however the "bodyswap" thing. i have a few problems with that. namely that it must have taken lots of development and design work time just to make a feature that people would maybe just use once if at all.
It's just sprite and text swapping. The game plays identically with bodyswap mode.
The most expensive thing of this feature is the sprite assets, which would already be based on the existing sprites so there is no need to change frame data/palette.
Also because of the presentation how gamers are, there are probably more people who have used body swap mode than people who beat the final boss.
They wouldn't make this feature if there wasn't a demand for it.
@@jjj7790 I've got mixed feelings on it. On one hand it's cool (though unnecessary) to see how the character designs change when gender swapped but retain the essence of the character. On the other hand, the "text" option bothers me...it's essentially simple m/f gender pronouns. That's pandering to the far left, and I can't see the demand for such a feature being anything larger than a tiny fraction of the playerbase.
do to Shantae because of Mat make it.
ZUN??
Why is your voice so...
*Satisfiying*
1:02 “quitting their comfortable jobs at an established company”
Working as the lead artist at a video game development company is definitely not a comfortable job. 😉
Haha comfortable is often used as a synonym for one offering some degree of stability as to the regularity of one's paycheque... but yes, the relentless stress is not what I'd call comfortable haha.
Yup, the more correct adjective would have been “stable.”
How does the comfortability compare to jobs like builder or cashier?
Comfortable mans “free from stress or anxiety.” Clearly a cashier feels less stress than a person who is to a large extent responsible for an entire company and who probably works 100+ hours per week.
If they'd get that last dlc out I might care more.
ruclips.net/video/4WbDSCvS610/видео.html&pbjreload=10 King of Cards?
ruclips.net/video/kt9Aa8jy_Dk/видео.html&pbjreload=10 or Showdown?
“Shovel Knight shouldn’t be a success”
Ha ha ha, you meant Fnaf, right?
right?
Disgusted Dedede
i wish
Fortnite shouldn't be a success
1.5 speed
Oof, sorry, couldn’t keep watching. I felt like I was a kid being read a bedtime story and it was really cringe. :V