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2 million grass and I'm on 20fps right now 😢

Yes, I constantly wonder what all these material systems are for in modern engines, if, after all, the industry standard is to bake everything and put it in one single material.))

Oh no... he's hot

Every time I hear anyone giving advice about Turn-Based games, RNG always comes up, and ALWAYS the advice everyone gives is that you should fudge the numbers to make the player's feel better and to conform to their already flawed reasoning about how randomness works. The only person I've seen that has said anything against this widely accepted practice is Jonathan Blow, and I think he was right. The short of it is: doing this is unethical and it actively HARMS your players. Yes, there is real world, actual harm that you are doing to them because you are messing up their perception of how random systems behave. Its harmful, because there are real world consequences to people's intuition about the probability of something. The most common example is a doctor telling you the risky surgery has roughly an X% chance to succeed. If you're reasoning about what that % means has been messed up because you have played to much XCom for example, that can have serious consequences on your decision an your life. And, yes, our reasoning about randomness is already naturally flawed, but having games muddle it further while also giving players the false sense of security about their intuition about it makes things worse. It doesn't MATTER that the game would be better if you do it, or that your players will feel better or have more fun or complain less. You still should not do it, because you are abusing their trust and harming them in a real tangible way. It might sound silly, but I think its a bigger and more serious problem than people might think at first, because intuition about probability plays a much greater role in people's lives than they realize.

this is a really compelling and creative presentation, not that i would have expected less! i watched the entire thing. TABSTRAVAGANZA

Boże dzieki ci za Łukasza nawet nie wiesz jak ostatnio szukałem czegoś co pomoże mi dowiedzieć sie jak edytować Unreala

If u just delete Niagara and spawn the grass as instance groups in a grid , that way it will be more performance as niagara have initial cpu cost . I profile this technique and ism group (no hism) and the ism was 1-2 ms faster with more instances (4x more)than niagara gpu .

Game's now called "Showgunners", not "Homicidal All Stars". For you wanderers who want to check it out.

He really understood the importance of Disco Elysium and how that has created an audience for these types of game.

very interesting talk about utility AI i'm working on a project for a turn base combat and even tough we are using behavior tree the behavior of the enemy is too simple I think it will improve with this system but i'm not so sure.

Completely disagree, players understand very well randomness, they just don't like it, because... guess... its too random.... The issue is not that its just random, the issue is that it creates a snowball effect, and that's why games like Battle Brothers and XCOM ultimately are extremely frustrating. Its not a question of gaming the game, every gamer can do that, its just that it isn't fun to have to min-max games, or too have to know the meta. Say for example, in Battle Brothers, playing on a higher difficulty, the meta is to stab enemies with daggers, so that their armor isn't destroyed, so that you can then use it on your soldiers. Its not intuitive, its boring gameplay. In XCOM, you have a limited amount of turns to complete an objective, if you get a few bad rolls, you lose one squad member, another is injured, you have to wast a turn reorganizing, healing, and now you have one less squad member, you have to be more cautious, but you already wasted four turns on the last encounter, and you can't rush now, snowball effect, not fun.

Thanks Leszek for this lecture! Solid job and hope to see more in future!

Great talk ❤😢

The boring & monotonous everyday communication is the stuff that matters. Not leaving small tasks ignored. Very good ❤

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:06 *🎮 Teut Weidemann's Career Overview* - Teut Weidemann's 35-year journey in the gaming industry, from hobbyist to CEO, consultant, and creative director. 02:14 *📱 Transition to Mobile Gaming and Product Launch* - Weidemann discusses the transition to mobile gaming and the development and impending launch of a hardcore sci-fi MMO RTS game for mobile. 05:38 *🕹️ The Evolution of Game Development* - Weidemann reflects on the evolution of game development practices, team sizes, and industry trends over the years. 09:12 *🔄 The Shift in Game Development Dynamics* - The expected lifetime of games and the shift in game development dynamics towards long-term servicing and the impact of team size on creative risk-taking. 11:20 *💡 Success Stories from Small Studios* - Success stories of hit games developed by small indie studios, emphasizing the importance of creativity and risk-taking over company size. 13:08 *📏 Size Doesn't Matter in Game Development* - Highlighting that smaller studios have the agility to take creative risks and innovate, leading to significant industry advancements. 15:02 *🎮 Trends and Genre Evolution* - Observations on the cyclical nature of gaming trends and the rise and fall of gaming genres throughout the history of the industry. 22:15 *🎮 Understanding the challenges and key learnings from League of Legends game design:* - League of Legends' success relies heavily on adhering to its core concepts. - Attempting to deviate from the established gameplay model often results in failure. - Learning from both successful and failed attempts within the genre is crucial for game developers to understand audience preferences and market dynamics. 23:12 *📈 Adapting to genre trends and market shifts:* - Rather than competing directly with dominant trends, consider exploring less crowded genres. - Analyzing Zora trends on platforms like the Nintendo Switch can reveal untapped opportunities. - Anticipating market shifts and adapting game designs accordingly can lead to strategic advantages. 25:29 *💰 Evolving market dynamics and platform-agnostic game design:* - The gaming market has shifted significantly, with mobile gaming now dominating in terms of market size. - Designing games to be platform-agnostic allows for flexibility and adaptation to changing market trends. - Leveraging existing technologies and development tools accelerates game development and time to market. 28:54 *🤖 Harnessing the power of emerging technologies, particularly AI:* - AI technologies offer unprecedented opportunities for content creation and optimization in gaming. - Automation through AI can significantly speed up the development process and enhance creativity. - Developers should remain patient and vigilant, as new technologies continue to evolve rapidly. 36:55 *💡 Insights into modern game development practices and market transparency:* - Modern business models offer greater transparency and revenue potential for developers compared to traditional models. - Access to market data and analytics enables informed decision-making and better understanding of player behavior. - Utilizing in-game data analytics, such as heat maps, empowers developers to optimize player experiences and level designs. 44:25 *🕰️ Game Development Time Management* - Game development often falls victim to underestimating time requirements. - The "50-50 rule" suggests that the last 20% of a game consumes as much time as the first 80%. - Many developers opt to release early and iterate based on community feedback to manage time and costs effectively. 45:33 *💡 Intellectual Property (IP) Ownership* - Retaining ownership of intellectual property (IP) is crucial for long-term success in the gaming industry. - IP ownership allows for potential remakes, reboots, or adaptations that can generate revenue over decades. - Despite challenges, developers should resist the temptation to sell their IP rights, as they are the cornerstone of a game's longevity. 47:18 *🎓 Learning Through Mistakes* - Advising clients often involves predicting potential pitfalls, but some lessons can only be learned through experience. - Allowing clients to make mistakes can be a necessary part of the learning process. - Providing a foundation for clients to learn from their own errors can lead to more meaningful understanding and growth. 48:27 *📈 Industry Trends and Predictions* - Predictions about the demise of certain gaming platforms, such as PC gaming, are cyclical and often inaccurate. - Technologies like NFTs and VR may experience hype cycles but are unlikely to revolutionize the industry overnight. - Mobile gaming is expected to dominate as the primary launch platform in the near future, potentially impacting traditional platforms like PC gaming. 51:03 *💼 Market Growth and Industry Shifts* - The gaming market continues to experience significant growth, with opportunities for consolidation among major publishers. - Industries outside of gaming, like automotive, are increasingly competing for talent traditionally found in game development. - Despite challenges, the gaming industry remains dynamic, with potential for continued growth and innovation. 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If apple ever releases a game console they won't abide by this or standards ...😅

I have a switch but only play factorio.,... This game gets you deep .... 😅

daamn id really like to see the entire project this looks cool

24:25 must be from 2020 version?

Thanks a lot for having me!

Cheers from Last Qubit! Thanks for uploading the talk so fast 💜

great work and approach, wish to see some source code and play with it! Thank You

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At 31:28 he said there are poker tournaments and magic tournaments and there rng works. No it doesnt. Its called cheating. And every Pro is doing this.

This Conference was the easiest to understand GAS prediction video I've ever seen!!

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Hello

nice video

weibo is dying😂我还蛮喜欢刷微博的，b站小黑盒反而不常看，不过现回想下 刷到的官博其中很多人气也不是很高

I am not diagnosed but it that was the reason why I kept failing. Especially not having a balance. Either extremely organized or none, can't start or can't stop. It's typical of me. Now the question is, how many employers actually care?

21:46 I feel personally attacked. lol

ADHD can truly be a blessing and a curse. I think if a manager or employer can take the time to effectively assist someone with ADHD and utilize their strengths, the results will definitely be worth it. Great talk!

I sincerely hope that mobile games will not be represented by some well-known mobile game manufacturers in mainland China. As we all know, China’s game market has been poisoned by the two major manufacturers for a long time (not much to say). It is basically difficult to see innovation other than plagiarism and fraud. Of course, except Laomi (the one in Shanghai) and some small game manufacturers.

pdf version igp.org.pl/raporty/Raport_ChinskiRynekGier_2023_EN.pdf

the reports and records of this video in Chinese video platform receives more than 100k views and lots of appreciates and by Chinese game players. however it doesn't attract much attention in youtube, that is fun.

You should understand that nowdays in chinese website its getting harder and harder to download a copy of game. Yes there is always a way, but it is getting more difficult and its pushing more ppl with the capability of paying the premium buys games on steam.

As a Chinese, I would like to say that what is said in this document is basically correct.It's no wonder that Cyberpunk 2077 is so popular in China.

This is an incredibly accurate report on the Chinese gaming market. Can't believe it comes for free. Still, on whether to make multiplayer or single-player games, I personally would recommend to play your strength. Polish game studios are very good at releasing amazing single-player games with deep stories and beautiful art. Please keep doing that. There are definitely enough fan base in China for that. 讲得非常好，你这个报告现在在中文互联网都火了，对你评价很高阿哥们儿，祝以后工作顺利！

This is probably by far the most accurate and applaused description of chinese games like me. It is a heated topic in Chinese online game communities. Where to find PDF version?

Wonderful talk, thank you so much Korad Klocek for sharing this with all of us <3 I learned something ^___^

你火啦！抖音上游戏主播都在传播你的视频

Very good!

True dude, and we don't like politically correct, such as black Little Mermaid

能给下PDF文件吗 找了一圈没找到

true

Timestamps 1. Basics - [03:34] Market Overview - [06:03] Market Segments - [07:44] Challenges and Risks - [13:49] Trends 2. Distribution practices in the Chinese game market - [17:32] Distribution Platform - [22:37] Localization (i18n) - [26:49] Estimated income - [30:41] PR Agency - [34:53] Building a Chinese Team 3 Reaching out to your fanbase - [39:47] Social Media 39:47 - [45:50] Good marketing practices - [47:14] Media and influencers - [49:02] Q&A Section

ture dude

质量很好 但播放量好可怜

这播放传播不了多少啊，看当时在场各位听讲了

Super prezentacja, świetna robota.