#Scarlet blade game developer Patch#
#Scarlet blade game developer series#

The mech suits and PvP fights in Scarlet Blade aren't as bad as they could be. Grinding isn't half-bad when you are in a decent group or when you are chilling with some friends. The key is to appreciate the details, and Scarlet Blade actually has some nice details.

#Scarlet blade game developer series#

Look, I have no problems with games that are nothing but a series of kill-ten-rats quests. If you watch the embedded livestream, you can hear the clickity-clickity-click on those three keys. I literally played this way until I stopped playing to write this article. I clicked on the admittedly convenient pop-up quest givers (that saved me a lot of walking) and accepted a quest, took an auto-route to my destination, hit tab to target the monsters, and literally tapped the 1, 2, and 3 keys over and over in no particular pattern and then clicked on the complete button.ДЄnother quest would pop up and I would do the same. I do this in order to test games that seem to be nothing but offer a grind, and almost every time I come to the same conclusion: I can play a game like Scarlet Blade without ever reading a single line of text. The quests are literally so kill-ten-ratsian that I skipped every bit of quest text. It was as though the collective hormone-choked air was hypnotizing every player, but I'm sure the trolls do exist. The chat was mostly polite and friendly, actually. Group-play in general is a lot more fun that solo play, and I had no run-ins with crappy players or trolls while I played. The mechs only last for a short while, basically like a buff, and seem to do only a bit more damage than usual. We squared off for a while, some of the players using those previously mentioned mechs to gain a short-lived upper hand.

I joined a queue, found myself surrounded by other players, and then fought against an opposing force of 20 or so. There's also some relatively fun PvP action in the game. The mechs quickly went from 'Hey, that's pretty cool!' to 'Hey, that looks like Giger designed it!' That isn't a compliment. There are some nice sights and sounds in the world of Scarlet Blade, and the game even has mechs! Yes, giant robots are yours to control at level 17 even though much of their cool appeal is lost as soon as you notice the placement of holes in the armor that leave key body parts and the associated jiggle-physics open for all to see. Heck, I'll go so far as to say that the sci-fantasy is pretty unique the monster design is kind of cool.

#Scarlet blade game developer Patch#

Here's the weirdest part: If the designers decided to, they could patch the game and allow players to cover up all of the naked people and the game would appear to be just another run-of-the-mill grinder MMO. Watch live video from massivelytv on TwitchTV that sounds like a convenient excuse to check out more digital booty, but do you want the scoop in this article or not? It's gross, but I wanted to see how far it went. That's right: One of the character models is intended to be a 12 or 13-year-old child (the others appear to be in their 20s). And as I mentioned earlier, one of the coquettish character models is obviously a child. In Scarlet Blade, characters are literally half-naked from the beginning. I can avoid those leather-wearing swingers in Second Life, however. unique players than most any other gameworld. Heck, I adore Second Life, and it features more. The troubling part of the adult MMO is not the inclusion of naked people. Whether we like it or not, it's simply the unfortunate truth. Gaming is treated as one big boys' play room, and most games feature development teams that are mostly male. The truth is that if I took the time to list off the MMOs that feature some sort of ridiculously clad female warriors and barely there armor sets for female characters, I would run out of room in this post. Of course, most of those other titles do not market themselves as adult MMOs or feature barely clothed women and children, so there's something sort of new that this game offers. no, hundreds of games that mostly consist of a light grind followed by a heavier grind followed by an eventual payoff (usually around the 3,000-hour mark), then you won't find much that is surprising in Scarlet Blade.