A bunch of guys made an unofficial hacked Russian version of EBF4.
While I’m not super happy about sharing a hacked version, I don’t have plans to make an official Russian translation of EBF4, so here it is. Anyone interested can have a look at it and tell me if you think they did a good translation, as I might get the same guys to work on the official EBF5 translation later. Feedback is appreciated!
Hey guys, Ronja’s graduated from uni, so I thought I’d share her final 3rd year project.
It’s a 3D model of her Dungeons and Dragons character, Bree.
(Please hire her now)
Also the music used in the video is for EBF5!
Hey guys, I updated the EBF5 Battle Demo with player dialogue, medals, and a bunch of bug fixes.
It’s all a bit hectic out of context. Medals haven’t really been tested, but dialogue has, and I’d like to know if you still see any dialogue triggering at inappropriate times.
Still a few bugs left, but I’m expecting the frequency of reports to be getting lower, or else kill me.
Here’s some fanart from Lost Pyromaniac to celebrate the EBF Discord‘s first birthday!
Running that place has been interesting. Mostly things go smoothly, but sometimes making people get along is tricky. It’s got over 4,000 members or something like that, but probably less than 100 regular users, so it’s managable.
It’s a useful platform for debugging and getting real time feedback while I work, and the EBF memes coming out of it are fun.
Anyway, EBF5 battle dialogue is done!
I’m fixing bugs now and soon I’ll have an updated battle demo up, which mostly just adds dialogue and achievements, which will drive you crazy because there’s no save system in there and you’ll keep seeing them over and over. A few days after that I’ll have the boss demo up for Patrons so they can test those out for me.
Here’s my first ever mosaic: It’s an Armos from Zelda!
Turns out my amazing idea of doing pixel art backfired a bit when I realised that the tiles were actually a bit too big, and now you can’t really see the design unless you’re standing a few metres away. Oh well.
Mosaics get my approval. Making them is relaxing and there’s not a lot that can go horribly wrong.
