He came from spaaaaaaaaaaace!

PRAISE FROG!

It really should but i'm not entirely sure how one would balance it out as some of the non damaging spells are incredibly good like rerolling saves/hits or dropping an enemies armor value. Also this game has a little jank to it as you will be offered a morale banner on an undead units which cannot make a morale saving throw as they instead crumble... so its a completely useless perk.

Would be cool! Or maybe Sins of the Solar Empire with a Star Wars mod.

I've been away for awhile, when did they join the canon lore? lol

@@richardsmith1898fairly recently, a fan wrote them into an official Star Wars lore book as Commandants Angor and Bedgar at Corulag military academy. Commandant Angor teaches new recruits military strategy (Tom work) together with Commandant Bedgar who teaches military administration (Ben work)

Disagreement Stick

@@Eeraschyyr STRIFE SMACKER

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Play undead with the bats, they’ll get more attacks and skill when leveling pretty strong

Apprently the V is pronounced like a U. Dont know the specifics outside of it being an older U. So its Soul.

@@Phoenixdown37 The dev popped into a Ben and Tom stream. He pretty much just said it was a meme spelling of soul if I remember right.

Before about 1400 the the sounds we make for the letters U and V were both represented as V in writing. It was easier to carve or etch than a rounded U shape and even when the printing press came around the V shape was still moderately more convenient.

It's either x, c or v (can't remember, should say in the controls).

X and C, shift x and shift c shows ranged attack ranges.

Yes! Would love to see more Angory Foot gameplay!

I think it was on stream - should be available on yogscast Live under the Live section (as opposed to the regular videos section)

Yeah, hard to like a game with AI art, it's just... blech.

How do you propose he pays for art if people like you won't pay any money until it has 1000s of dollars in art? Bit of a catch 22.

​@@crappyusername69 So, first and foremost... Games have existed for over 40 years, indie games have been a major thing for probably 15 years now and yet they all managed before AI art. Asset packs aren't even remotely expensive and potentially neither would commissions or just hiring an artist to work on the game for % of profit. LITERALLY the money Tom has spent on the DLC would give them enough money for an asset pack with art that would fit several of the factions (I googled so I'm not talking out my ass). Now if a humble bundle of assets comes out, which regularly happens it could get you 200-1000 assets probably 10% of which you could use. But beyond that using AI art for the dlc is amoral since the AI art is stealing from legitimate artists. Google how many lawsuits there are towards these companies admitting to illegally getting artists art for their ai.

@cloudsora Reusing the same old asset packs every developer has used for nearly a decade can not be all we ever get for indie games. You clearly don't know the actual costs and process for commissioning art assets for commercial use, nor how Ai art works. Anyone can initiate a lawsuit at any time for any reason. Only a couple of them ever went anywhere, and that was for the literal first two ai art generators, which are so far removed from how it's currently done that it's disingenuous to keep referring to them. No ones work is being kept on any ai database. The Ai looks at stuff to learn the same way you and I do, and then all of its learning material is deleted.

It's a single developer for a free game. What do you want him to use? Stick figures?

@@crappyusername69 Exploitation is exploitation, no matter how many developers or how free it is. But stick figures would be pretty neat. It would fit much better with the overall style of the game.

Random number generators plus pattern-seeking brain be like that. Rigging the rolls would be so much more difficult than just using an RNG, so I think it's unlikely

If you go over every roll in a match, you'll find more often than not that it comes close to average. It's just that when the rolls matter, you notice failures on your part and successes on your opponents part more easily.

@@crappyusername69 It's not failure or succes, it's seeing key patterns like that it rolls snake eyes then rolls the exact number of sixes after. The whole, who it benefited does not matter.

@@AcceptTheNull Humans inherently see patterns regardless of if they exist or not. It's a bias that doesn't actually hold water if looked at objectively.

i believe a lot of the art is ai generated which might explain why it seems a little iffy sometimes

@@thebadman6929 barf

The single developer can't afford it. He's said he's actively looking into it, but I wouldn't hold your breath. Art costs a lot.