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Very cute dialogue with amazing character designs and music.The gameplay sort of reminds me of the gen 2 Pokemon games, and I like how the party system functions in this game.Great game, it puts me in a good mood.. I have yet to finish this game yet, but it has a meow on command button so it's a 10\/10 from me. A stellar story and writing, a incredible ost, plenty of content and a wonderful cast of characters. This is one of my new fave rpgs. I can't recommend this game enough, and can't stop telling friends to try it as well. Thank you, Devs, for this wonderful, amazing game. How to Train your Human: Skills and Disciplines: Human progression is handled through our skill system. There are currently twenty-four skills across four categories; combat, crafting, gathering, and survival. As you probably guessed, the combat skills deal with various types of weapons, the crafting skills are associated with specific trades, gathering skills include harvesting resources from the surroundings, and survival skills encompass aspects of basic survival.Humans begin the game with zero mastery with all the skills and they earn experience for a skill by performing a related action. Each time they rank up a skill, the tasks related to that skill become more successful. This is especially true for crafting skills, where increased skill lowers the overall crafting difficulty of the related items.As humans earn ranks in their skills they are awarded skill points, which can be used to increase the related Disciplines for the skill. Disciplines allow the player to choose how their skill is improved. For example, the running skill has two disciplines: Speed and Endurance. Speed increases how fast the character moves while running, while Endurance reduces the amount of stamina drained each second while running. They both may result in similar outcomes (reaching the other side of the island faster than without a discipline), but there are situational differences. If you find yourself running away from enemies, the extra speed may allow you to break line-of-sight to hide. Meanwhile the reduced stamina cost of running would mean you would not need to stop to rest while chasing down a fleeing Sabretusk.The player can invest up to ten skill points into a discipline, and the more skill points that a player invests, the greater the benefit becomes for them. This is based on exponential growth, so though the first skill point will not be very noticeable, the payoff of the 10th skill point is appreciably larger than the 9th.Players can continue to earn ranks in a skill until they have fully mastered all available disciplines. The more disciplines available to a skill, the faster it will improve. That being said, the more ranks a skill has, the more difficult it becomes to improve it, so players should choose their disciplines wisely.There are many more skills we want to add to the game for humans as we continue to add content, such as fishing, tracking, and mace combat. What kinds of skills would you like to see for humans? Share with us in the comments below!. Build 0.10b2 is Live!: With our first Early Access patch just pushed out as we speak, I thought it would be a good time to go over what it is we have been working on since we launched a little over a week ago. This patch brings many quality-of-life changes for players, along with a very important database update! While I am going to review the biggest additions that are included in this massive patch, there is still more for you to find in it! To view the full change log for this patch, visit our website at: http://trialsofascension.com/patchnotes.The biggest change that players will notice is the new options for death penalties in the game. Dragons have had a death penalty in play since day one, where their molting progress was reset every time they died. It really wasn’t fair that only dragons got death penalties, so we added them to the humans and raknar too. Now when a human dies, they lose the progress toward their next level in their skills, and raknar lose the progress to their next rank of their abilities.And if you prefer to play without death penalties, we have you covered there too! Server hosts can now adjust the death penalties on their servers, and can customize them on a per race basis. Want humans to lose all their progress when they die, but want to make it easier on the defenseless hatchlings? No problem! Run your server the way you want it. The death penalties cause a loss based on a percentage of the maximum required, with Extreme at 100% of maximum progress, Severe at 75%, Moderate at 50%, and Minor at 25%. Again, that is based off the total requirement for that level of skill, ability, or molting; not on the player’s personal progress.Arguably the second biggest change for this patch is a change to our database engine. Our previous one seemed to work well enough, but after our launch we received many reports on file corruption and servers crashing, which we traced back to the database. Because of the stability and corruption issues we felt it was of high importance to get a new database structure in place as quickly as possible. This necessitates the resetting of the servers as they are updated to the new build. We realize that this is upsetting to some people, and we apologize for the inconvenience. We will do our best to avoid server resets in the future, but we are in Early Access and it will happen again eventually. If you feel that is too much to handle, please consider waiting until we fully release before purchasing the game.Server hosts will also notice that the regeneration rates for resources have been removed as server options. Instead all resources will regenerate at a very fast rate, to keep up with player consumption. Server owners can still customize the scarcity or abundance of the plants, animals, and minerals to their liking, which changes the maximum limit of the resource for the island. The fauna also received a bit of love and we tweaked their spawning mechanics so they will spawn into the world closer to players than they did previously.We’ve also made some adjustments to how a few resources can be collected to improve the overall quality-of-life for new players. We have made it so that the rocks needed for the primitive items and campfires can be harvested from boulders by humans with unarmed attacks. Clay, which is vital for both humans and dragons, has been added as a terrain type in a dozen locations across the isle, where it can be gathered in large quantities from the ground itself. Bits of clay and rocks can still be found scattered on the terrain, as well as harvested from boulders. Our last modification to terrain resources is to allow both grass and dirt to be gathered from the regular terrain, since dirt is naturally under the grass and grass should be available all over the green parts of the isle.Dragons will notice now that choosing “harvest” as the default terrain action for gathering dirt, grass, sand, and clay will no longer auto-harvest nugget spawns. We hope that this will help new dragon players differentiate between consuming for molting versus harvesting. We have more plans to separate the two in the future, in case this doesn’t help.For human crafting, we have lowered the fern fronds needed to make rope and the amount of clay needed to create bricks. The grass mat has also been renamed to “Sleeping Mat” to help explain its purpose and has been changed so it cannot be moved by anyone but the owner. In that same vein, the “Unfired” clay items have been changed to “Wet” to indicate their need to be dried and overall incomplete state. Humans can now use the primitive saw to build resource stands to store boards, timbers, logs, and stone. We’ve heard from many of you that more feedback for your actions would enhance combat, so I think you will be pleased to know that we are working to improve it. We’ve added more sounds to combat along with particle effects when hitting an object or creature. This will help players to tell if their attacks landed or not, and what they hit with them when swinging. We are also looking into ways of relaying the target’s condition to the player without resorting to HP meters, but it was beyond the scope of improvements for this patch.Video fidelity should be much improved, as we identified what was causing the “ghosting” effect and were able to fix it. We added the much-requested volume controls to the settings menu. There is now a master volume, along with Music, Ambient, and Effects controls. Music adjusts the volume of the background music played while on the server selection, character creation, and loading screens. The ambient controls the bird song during the day, the crickets at night, the patter of the rain, and the ocean roar. The effects are all sounds created by player or mob actions, including the chirping of the grubs.Player feedback is vitally important to our development process. We have a clear idea of where we want to go with the game, but we also realize that this isn’t just about the game we want to make. It is also about making a game that others enjoy playing. Your feedback helps us identify what works, what doesn’t work, and how we can improve the overall experience for everyone. The bug reporting is also incredibly helpful as it allows us remove the errors from the game faster than we could do on our own.Again, there is too much in this patch to cover in one article, so be sure to check the change log out yourself! Thank you all for your continued support in our development and we hope you all enjoy the updates in this patch! It is the first of many more to come. Share your thoughts with us in the comments below or visit our official forum at: http://trialsofascension.com/forum/.. 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.. Descenders Trials of Ascension: Exile Ringing in 2019!: What a rollercoaster 2018 was for us! Just six months ago we Early Access launched ToA: Exile, and it has been an exciting journey since. In that time we have welcomed new team members, parted ways with a few others, and received a great deal of fantastic feedback from our community that has helped us improve the game as well as determine where to focus future development.The team would like to share the departure of two team members with the community. Michael “Dyer3D” Dyer, one of our 3D artists, has decided to start down the hard road of creating his own studio. Meanwhile, one of our programmers Jesse “emrys90” Norris accepted the opportunity to pursue his passion for VR programming. We wish them both the best of luck and thank them for their contributions to the project.Now that they have had a chance to settle in, I am excited to announce our new team members. First is David “KaliGS” Partouche. He joined the team as a programmer and has previously worked on AI at Atari and Frontier Development. We are very excited to have him on the team and David has already made solid contributions to the game’s development. Our second new team member is Corbin Reeves, who filled the position of Game Designer. He teaches game design at a university during the day and spends his evenings reviewing our game design documentation and improving the design. We’re eager to begin implementing several of his changes in the coming months.We’re also looking to expand the team further! If you head over to our Hiring[trialsofascension.com] page, we have postings for a C#/Unity programmer, an Environmental Artist, and an Audio Specialist. If you have the skills for the job and think you would be a good fit for our team, you can send your application to contact@forgedchaos.com.During the last two months, a few members of our art team have been busy working on a major upgrade to our customization system. Once all their changes have been fully implemented, players will be able to customize their character at a whole new level. Character height, shoulder, hip, and waist width, and facial characteristics will be customizable for humans. We are still determining what kind of customization we can include for raknar and dragons outside of the basics.Additional steps for the dragon nests have been implemented and are in testing. More bugs have been tested, confirmed, and fixed as well, including the odd one that allowed for tree climbing.Our first goals for 2019 include upgrading Unity to allow for greater native support, implementing several much requested improvements to the user interface, and the continued work on the dragon systems. We also want to make it so that the tutorials are less intrusive, correct some of the inconsistencies with interactions, and move the inventory to a grid system, so that icons won’t overlap anymore.We haven’t forgotten the dragon gameplay improvements we promised! As much as we want to start adding additional content to the game, we feel that it is equally as important to fix any issues that exist in our current content. If he hasn’t started already, Corbin will be going over the the new dragon mechanics we’ve designed and look for anything we might have missed, find better methods to implement our goals, and so on. As we continue to develop the game, we will be looking into ways to permit design edits so that we could possibly allow modding of the game in the future.A roadmap that outlines those mechanics, and other future mechanics, should be up soon on the website for you all to follow. As with the old roadmap, there won’t be any dates, but it will allow our fans to follow along with our progress and see the direction we want to go in the future.Speaking of new features, that brings me to a few changes we are implementing now in the New Year in regards to updates. We had originally wanted to release a new build every month and include whatever we had finished in that time. However that wasn’t working well for us as a team and now we are instead going to release themed content updates with fully completed features. So that means that we will not be releasing a new build until the mechanic we are working on is completely implemented and as tested as we can get it in-house. The only exceptions to this will be patches to fix bugs that are discovered after the build is released.Thank you for following our progress and we look forward to another year of ToA: Exile development! Please share your thoughts with us in our official forums at http://trialsofascension.com/forum/threads/first-post-of-2019.11718/.. The Evolution of the Raknar: Raknar are a species of giant arachnids. Though they are similar to spiders, they lack pedipalps and their front limbs have adapted over time into specialized striking weapons, aptly named Strikers. They are a predatory species and voracious hunters, feeding on anything that they can capture or kill. They were driven underground centuries ago by ancient humans with the aid of fire. Trapped in the caves beneath TerVarus, they adapted to their merciless prison and sought out a way to return to the surface. Now that they have emerged they are ready to renew the hunt of their ancient enemies.Players will find that raknar start with all their natural abilities unlocked and ready to begin hunting the creatures of the Lost Isle, and any other players they find along the way. The raknar’s primary attack is their strikers, which are controlled with the left and right mouse buttons by default. In addition to physical attacks, raknar are able to lay down layers of webbing to slow anything that might enter the strands. The raknar can move over the webbing without any impediment, allowing it to effectively trap an area and drive their targets into the webbing and to their doom. Webbing can be laid on the ground or attached to another surface to span a gap, allowing these arachnids to create raknar-only paths between two points. Injured raknar are also able to use their webbing to heal their injuries.Raknar are ambush predators and as such their stamina drains very fast while sprinting. Fortunately their 8 limbs provide above average speeds for their basic movement. Their multiple sets of legs also allow them to traverse a multitude of terrains, including those that are inaccessible by the other races. This includes vertical surfaces like walls and inverted ones such as ceilings, both of which can be found in the caves under the island. They are especially well adapted to the caves, having access to a special night-vision that allows them to see in even the deepest reaches of the tunnels.Egg laying is how raknar establish their respawn locations. They are able to lay an egg on any surface they can climb every 15 minutes. They can have multiple eggs in the world at once, but when they respawn at one after dying, it consumes the egg and a new one must be placed at that location if the player wishes to use it again.Evolution is the key to raknar progression. They can evolve their carapace to increase their armor, their strikers to increase their attack power, their webbing to improve their production and strength, their metabolism to improve their sprinting efficiency, and their size to improve their hit points. Each of these evolutions also influences the appearance of the raknar, with chitin plates and spikes appearing on their bodies and their size increasing as well. All this strength does come with a few drawbacks. Despite having eight limbs, raknar are incapable of swimming and will begin to drown as soon as they are submerged under water. They are also highly susceptible to fire damage, due to an oil they secrete from their carapace. 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!. Made from Scratch: Crafting and Construction: Unlike the raknar and dragons, humans start the game without any weapons or armor. Using resources they gather from the terrain and plants, they can craft various tools, items, and equipment that they will need to survive on their new home. While the bestial races will be able to craft and construct a few things for themselves, they don’t require equipment and so we will focus on how crafting and structures are used by the humans.The crafting process starts with gathering resources from the terrain. This includes raw stone from boulders, logs from trees, sticks from bushes, sand from the beach, skins from animals, and so on. Primitive items, like rope and stone tools, can be crafted without other tools or stations, but more advanced tools, like iron blades or leather armor, will need them. We tried to follow the general steps that a craftsman in the real world would need to follow with our items are made in the game. For example, iron is harvested as ore from boulders, then purified and refined using a bloomery or a smelter into an iron ingot. From there it can be cast into a mold or forged into an item. Items made from clay can be dried and fired to increase their durability, just as in real-life. In other cases, like with leather, we went with a process that made sense to us even if it wasn’t true to life. In ToA: Exile, leather starts with a skin off of an animal. It is then stretched on a stretching rack to make rawhide. After that it goes into the tanning vat and comes out as leather. For humans, the chance of successfully crafting an item is tied directly to the related skill. So crafting metal objects improves the Blacksmithing skill, which then improves your odds of successfully crafting more difficult metal objects. We will cover skills in depth for tomorrow’s article, but it is important to note the relationship when crafting. In addition to skill improvement, players can choose to improve their crafting technique for specific items. Choosing to do this will increase the overall difficulty of making the item, but it will allow you to make better versions of the item after that. When cooking a piece of meat, you can improve your temperature and preservation techniques, and they will make the resulting edible food more filling and last longer before expiring, respectively. Nearly every usable item can be improved with a related technique and some items have multiple.Going hand-in-hand with crafting is the building of structures. Humans get access to the drafting table station, which allows them to design and customize buildings within a 3D space, like a CAD program. It allows you to zoom in, out, and rotate around the model to get a better view. Exterior walls, interior walls, windows, doors, stairs and floors can all be placed by the player. In the future we want to create addons that players can build onto their structures to further customize their look and functionality.Using the drafting table, the player creates a blueprint of their structure design using ink and paper. They can then place the structure on any terrain level enough to accept it. We built the foundations very deep to accommodate a moderate amount of terrain slope, but bigger structures necessitate more level ground. Once placed, construction can begin!Building a structure is a slow process. Each section must be built up through multiple steps and usually requires a specific tool along with resources such as boards, timbers, stone, nails, and mortar. Multiple people can work on a structure together, and the total number allowed scales with the size of the structure. The player who places the blueprint is considered the structure’s owner, and they are able to lock the doors to prevent other players from entering, but any player inside can still exit the building. We will be adding additional features for structure owners in the future, like a permissions system to allow specific players to come and go as they please.What do you think of our crafting system and our structure design? Do you plan to build a house of your own? Share with us in the comments below!. Build 0.12 is in Beta!: The focus of the last two builds was on improving overall gameplay, fixing quality of life issues that rose up, and on laying the groundwork for the dragon improvements we have planned. But since most of that work is very programming-centric, the art team has been working on what they do best; models and animation!They started with new customization options for the raknar and dragons, giving our players more eye and skin colors to choose from when they create a new character. My personal favorite is the green skin for the raknar and the charcoal color for the dragon. I’m still undecided on my favorite eye colors, though onyx does look good with the charcoal.The hatchling animations received a lot of love from the animators in this build, and dragon players will notice the overall improvement when they go to raise their new-colored hatchling. The improvements include adjustments to the digging and swimming animations, the strafing animations, and the falling animation. They should all appear more natural and less twitchy. Dragons weren’t the only ones to get animation improvements. Both the human and raknar received much needed healing animations. The humans also received a better sleeping animation and nearly a dozen emotes! You can see the complete list in this build’s changelog. The human model received his shoulder fix, and tweaks were made to most of his animations to work with that change, though it is still a work in progress. The walk and run speeds of the Juvenile dragon have been adjusted to better match its size and animations. We’ve also slowed dragons’ max flight speed down, while increasing the Juvenile’s max climb speed while airborne. We think that these changes will give a better feel to flying, and we look forward to hearing your feedback on it! While we’re on the topic of flying, thank you to everyone who reported the bug with the Dragons’ flying ability; we are trying to identify why that ability seems to be having issues while the other dragon abilities are working as intended. As soon as we have a fix for it, we will let you all know!Since raknar webbing was seriously tanking performance, we have introduced a decay mechanic to it. Raknar webbing will now last anywhere from 16 to 48 hours, based on the individual raknar’s Webbing evolution. We have plans to expand on raknar webbing in the future, along with other improvements for their game play once we finish our initial dragon improvements.The new design elements for the dragons are coming along nicely. Though they are not usable yet, new dragon “stations” and items have been added to the game in preparation for the new mechanics. Dragons will also now be limited to a single nest, in preparation for the new nest changes our programmers are working on now. Dragons who have multiple completed nests will be able to continue to use them for the time being, but any new nest built will cause the previous nests to become abandoned. Many other general improvements have been made to the game. We’ve toned down the motion blur and light shafts, adjusted terrain to create a more organic appearance, and added two new smaller islands to the Lost Isle map. They are significantly smaller than the main island, with the first able to fit a few houses and the second could permit a small, if very close, village. To find these new islands you will need to explore by flying or swimming. Though as I type this I am sure some enterprising raknar may find a way to reach them that we did not expect!Ever since we implemented the particle effect for hit detection, a blood/gore toggle option has been a popular request, so we’ve implemented one for you all! We’ve also increased the stack size of many items, improved the radius of the campfire light, made small changes to the torches, and made several more small quality of life improvements. You can check out the other changes for this build at http://trialsofascension.com/patchnotes. Thank you for your interest in our game and for your continued support. Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below or on our official forums at http://trialsofascension.com/forum/.
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