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>the upward swing tends to drag along the floor so it would be nice if the fulcrum was raised when you do that move, or if the angle was more diagonal. Any time I swing in that direction, I intend to hit something ahead of me and not the floor.

this was quite a bit worse before i created some fixes for it but there's still a few angles where it catches the ground. i will rework the system so this never happens as i agree its quite frustrating

>I never figured out how to control my swings, but the physics are brilliant so I think you have some leeway when it comes to unusual controls. It's easier than playing toribash at least. For the record I never played mount and blade or mordhau

this should be alleviated when i create a proper tutorial (which i really should have this time but lol). i will also be including a simple swing toggle in the menu for players that really don't like the directional swing mechanics and feel it ruins the game for them 

>The premise is fine for a tech demo, but I think being directed to rack up property damage is at odds with the very personal and anarchic feeling of smashing something with a baseball bat in first person. Knowing that I'm doing what I'm told is robbing me of the joy of destruction. I want to see my robot's ordinary life and get a taste of his frustration, so that when he snaps, I can feel his catharsis. I want to target bullies and their cronies and until the other cogs in robot society come down to bring me to heel and I realise I'm the bad guy Falling Down 1993

i'm considering expanding the scope of level objectives, i like the idea of a high level of interactivity but with simple arcade objectives, most of the story telling will be inferred from the world and the type of human behind the robots actions will merely be implied. i might have simple straight forward combat focused levels where you simply have to reach the end alive. the levels of the game will be mundane real locations, with the final levels being something like a social media company headquarters. thanks a lot for the feedback i was going to be playing your game later today, looking forward to it.