Combat System

[regal helm]

It is kind of hard to judge your combat system when we don't know how they behave / look like

[royal elk]

Is it alright if i could send you a clip of how it looks like?

[regal helm]

Yeah. You don't have to ask for permission for that. This is your post

[royal elk]

This is the most recent update of the combat system (dont mind the hitbox lol)

i have not added blocking yet, as im still feeling theres an issue with the flow

[regal helm]

Well the animations might be part of the problem. Its not like they are not good they are pretty decent but Imo the last m1 could feel a little bit more "heavier" if you know what I mean.

[royal elk]

Yeah i made the animations myself, im not that good of an animator

[royal elk]

Yeah i get you

[regal helm]

And maybe you shouldn't concern yourself with how it looks right now that much. Your combat system doesn't have to be perfect from the start. I'd recommend to just start working on the blocking system and then looking over it again once you got everything you want done for the mechanics. Then you can start fine tuning the little things.

[royal elk]

Alright thanks, i'll need to research on bettr blocking logic 😭

[nocturne otter]

** You are now Level 1! **

[royal elk]

From my experience i've seen a lot of people say that they improved in combat systems by doing it all over again until they got flexible and efficient with it

[regal helm]

No problem and good luck 👍

[regal helm]

Well thats learning. In germany we say "Übung macht den Meister". I don't know the exact translation but it would mean something like "Practise makes the Master"

[royal elk]

Thats true, repeated actions and fails also force you to learn and get better 😄

I'm going to keep this post up for like 24-hours and delete it

[ancient adder]

this phrase in english is "practice makes perfect"

[regal helm]

Yeah could have just used google tbh ✌️

[ancient adder]

idk, it must be common idiom/expression