i hope there is more active scp's like scp 096, 106, and 173. the game feels a little empty

yonzo_rikuo wrote:i hope there is more active scp's like scp 096, 106, and 173. the game feels a little empty

There will be a bunch of SCP-[REDACTED] instances in the next update. ;)

Regalis wrote: There will be a bunch of SCP-[REDACTED] instances in the next update. ;)

I'm calling, well you know, this:

Hubbawubba64 wrote:

Regalis wrote: There will be a bunch of SCP-[REDACTED] instances in the next update. ;)

I'm calling, well you know, this:

Spoiler

Well, you really can't "Call" it since it's confirmed that SCP-966 is going to be in the next update. I'm also pretty sure Regalis said so on an Undertow Games forum post. It might have been somewhere else, though.

I wonder what happened to the MTF's recontaining other SCP's beside 173?

AveryLP wrote:I wonder what happened to the MTF's recontaining other SCP's beside 173?

The incomprehensible mess which is supposed to be their AI. The whole thing is such a buggy jumble of spaghetti that it should be rewritten before adding anything to it unless I want to make it even more broken than it is now. I'll probably do it at some point but not in the next update...

Wouldn't it be more appropriate for the MTF to speak cleanly in person? I could rerecord all of the lines I did and provide both clean & radio speech. Just my opinion.

Also, I'd like to add my own radio filter to ItsDuke (the person that voices the MTF currently, for those who don't know)'s lines so that the radio sound between his and my speech is consistent, but he's not around the forum atm. I don't know if it's okay to just take his raw sounds from SoundCloud & radiofy them for the game.

Regalis wrote:The whole thing is such a buggy jumble of spaghetti that it should be rewritten

For some reason, this makes me think of rainbow-coloured spaghetti being their brains. But yeah we all know too well about the MTF.

The MTF are like a game, they cannot be perfect.

Coding AI in newer engines is much more simple. That's why I'm excited about the Unity port... again.