Kidneykid95
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Agreed but as we found out a few weeks ago, That game was made on a different engine to the one AFL 23 was made on... I doubt they'd still even have the source code for AFL Live anyway...All they had to do was make AFL live with better graphics and features.
It wasn't worth the effort, time and money. They had a bigger budget, they wasted it on something people mocked anyway, because it's not at the same level as say Resident Evil 4 remake in "photorealistic" graphics. They could have hired more programmers and like you said they should have had some clear direction.An enormous amount of time and effort (and importantly, resources) went into the 'look' of the game. This was fantastic, to give them credit.
The comments on social media were bagging the graphics. Even Sportsbet mocked it, it's not great graphics, so what was the point? Wasting resources it turned out to be. No idea what you mean by that dead on arrival part, when the graphics weren't wowing the consumers into buying it, more so that it was just a new AFL game, essentially the branding is what made people interested.As much as I criticise this game and everything to do with it I still think they made the right call in the graphics side of things. It was needed. We say game play is king but we all know most people are looking at the graphics, and if it didn't look as nice as it does the game would have been DOA (ignoring all the other s**t that caused it to be DOA).
lmao what. of course they'd have the source code for their own game.I doubt they'd still even have the source code for AFL Live anyway...
Ok, Maybe I wasn't thinking when I said that comment... They'd most likely still have it unless they've trashed it in the years since.lmao what. of course they'd have the source code for their own game.
Did Big Ant even care when making it? and are we screwed in terms of the future of AFL games and potentially getting an AFL game that most people can agree is good?
I suppose the question there is this game even able to be a base for a future game. I think part of the problem as well is that people want their cake and eat it at the same time. They want a game like NBA 2K/EA FC but don't seem to get that it took them years and years just to get to this point along with a shitload of investment and budget.I’d hope the answer to that first question is ‘yes’. Ross himself said this was a passion project, seemingly that would imply they actually care about the end result and reception but yeah, massive missed opportunity. I think we’ll likely never see a big production AFL game in the sense of NBA 2K/EA FC. Those are franchise games that have been built up literally for decades. If AFL 23 doesnt end up being the base for the next game, sadly the process becomes rinse and repeat yet again.
I don't think so, if it were, the game wouldn't have been released in terrible condition. They would have held off release for over a year or more. They were still developing the game post release, which was truly bizarre.Ross himself said this was a passion project, seemingly that would imply they actually care about the end result
As much as I criticise this game and everything to do with it I still think they made the right call in the graphics side of things. It was needed. We say game play is king but we all know most people are looking at the graphics, and if it didn't look as nice as it does the game would have been DOA (ignoring all the other s**t that caused it to be DOA).
Nah, won't happen, no good AFL game came out in 1995.Maybe Carlton reaching the prelim will inspire Ross to actually make a decent AFL game. Unlikely, but we can dream
Patch Adams was a wonderful doctor.Any word on a patch?
Any word on a patch?
I would have taken 3D silhouettes rotoscoped to match real movements if they got every aspect of the sport adapted right.Should have focused on game play first, worked out any and all problems (stick figure players FTW) then once it was more playable than it currently is now... then focus on beefing up the graphics. AND MAKE LUKE BRUEST LOOK LIKE LUKE BRUEST!
I'm shocked you couldn't turn the players properly, something I think most AFL games before it at least got right. Crazy the CEO and others were aggressively defending the stuck in the mud thing, was totally bizarre.Who would’ve known that the “saviour” would likely kill AFL video games for the foreseeable future.
The fact that this game has probably killed any hope for any Aussie Rules video game for god knows how long honestly kinda depresses me. I just want a fun Aussie Rules game with the ability to customize stuff and the fact that we're probably never gonna get that this rate honestly hurts.Who would’ve known that the “saviour” would likely kill AFL video games for the foreseeable future.
Maybe Carlton reaching the prelim will inspire Ross to actually make a decent AFL game. Unlikely, but we can dream
AI decides to go on a run, gets stuck in mud then "user error" handballs
I actually like the little animation touches, I've not seen the twirl of the football before (yes I'm aware I need to control more teams )
Give away a 50m penalty, get the ball back from an inteception, bring the ball forward and miss the shot at goal from almost dead in front