Thanks for the warm feedback :) As this is a student project, all of the original dev team now works in different game studios, so we won‘t release any new updates for A Scholar‘s Tale. Hopefully, the issues won‘t occur again though. Level 2 is quite heavy on performance, indeed.
Anyways, thanks again and have a great day 🙌🏻
Some wonderful people posted playthroughs so I am very glad I have gotten to see those! I intend to keep trying to get the game to work - as I said it's clearly my computers processing power and if I fiddle with the settings I can probably work out a way to make it work out. :) Thank you very much for the reply! You have a great day as well and I hope you and the rest of the original dev team are having a good time where you are currently!
Thanks a lot! Part of the problem is, that level 2 causes too many draw calls, since textures are not properly shared amongst 3d assets. That‘s a big downside of an 8 week development time with developers in the making.
In our second game Helios, we used what‘s called trim sheets to allow for many buildings being displayed simultaneously at little extra performance cost. However, this must be considered before starting development. It‘s a big learning we took from A Scholar‘s Tale.
Still it’s our fault and we’re happy that you take this into consideration. People can often be very rude when writing reviews, so we appreciate that a lot. All the best to you as well :)
