He was talking about it being complete with only touch ups and polish left back in E3 this year, so he must have had some connection going.Johnny Novgorod said:Didn't Ueda leave The Last Guardian mid-production? Did he come back? I forget now.
He quit Sony during developement, but was kept on as a freelance developer. I think this happened along with a bunch of other members from Team Ico quitting, because during the games' intro credits it says genDESIGN next to certain developers' names, and genDESIGN is apparently Ueda's new studio.Johnny Novgorod said:Didn't Ueda leave The Last Guardian mid-production? Did he come back? I forget now.
When games like Duke Nukem Forever and Too Human suffer lots of delays on top of a change in platform, people now tend to approach carefully games that have the slightest hint of delay.Darth_Payn said:Judas Rocking Priest, it's been 9 years since The Last Guardian was first announced? I thought this project was shitcanned for good after 3. Is the giant dog-bird-thing really that fussy while playing? Yahtzee makes this game sound like Team ICO's own Duke Nukem Forever. Which is hilarious.
There's also the issue that if you spam commands at him in quick succession you disrupt his "thought process". Even if it's the same command, if you re-issue it before giving him time to process it it'll reset his assesment of the situation.CaitSeith said:*Obligatory "you played it wrong" comment*
Now I'll break the sarcasm and actually talk about how it was played wrong: you don't need to order Trico to jump from platform to platform every freaking time. Once he starts, he'll keep going until an obstacle stops him from jumping.
Yeah, I couldn't had worded it better. Whatever that simulated behavior was intentional or not, it's certainly counterintuitive against the recent years of gaming experience with responsive (althrough frequently incompetent) AIs.Casual Shinji said:There's also the issue that if you spam commands at him in quick succession you disrupt his "thought process". Even if it's the same command, if you re-issue it before giving him time to process it it'll reset his assesment of the situation.CaitSeith said:*Obligatory "you played it wrong" comment*
Now I'll break the sarcasm and actually talk about how it was played wrong: you don't need to order Trico to jump from platform to platform every freaking time. Once he starts, he'll keep going until an obstacle stops him from jumping.