Post by liudeius on Jan 23, 2015 19:05:04 GMT
Not content with making one of the most fun alphas ever, Spiderling games has also provided us with some of the most fun alpha bugs ever. Here are a few I've managed to reproduce reliably.
OS: 64 bit Win 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1
System: Intel i7-3610QM 2.3GHz, Nvidia 670M 3GB, 16 GB RAM
Game Version: v0.01 Humble Store Published Jan 21st
Huge Arrow Bug:
Driving to the far edge of the level can cause archers to shoot comically huge arrows.
I've noticed this occur on zones 4, 5, and 14. Although I can't guarantee the distance is what causes it, it will always happen eventually if I drive out to the boundary and wait.
Infinitely Stretching Springs Bug:
Use springs, break them off, keep pressing L (press, not hold). They'll stretch further and further until they're flying so far that the camera bugs out.
Build Menu Bug:
When navigating the building menu, parts are added to the machine if it is under the menu button you click. Sometimes they're added to the machine, sometimes floating in space, sometimes out of the building box bounds.
Spinning Camera
After using smooth camera movement for a while, clicking the camera reset button sends the camera into a wild spin around the war machine. (I'll post a video tomorrow.)
OS: 64 bit Win 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1
System: Intel i7-3610QM 2.3GHz, Nvidia 670M 3GB, 16 GB RAM
Game Version: v0.01 Humble Store Published Jan 21st
Huge Arrow Bug:
Driving to the far edge of the level can cause archers to shoot comically huge arrows.
I've noticed this occur on zones 4, 5, and 14. Although I can't guarantee the distance is what causes it, it will always happen eventually if I drive out to the boundary and wait.
Infinitely Stretching Springs Bug:
Use springs, break them off, keep pressing L (press, not hold). They'll stretch further and further until they're flying so far that the camera bugs out.
Build Menu Bug:
When navigating the building menu, parts are added to the machine if it is under the menu button you click. Sometimes they're added to the machine, sometimes floating in space, sometimes out of the building box bounds.
Spinning Camera
After using smooth camera movement for a while, clicking the camera reset button sends the camera into a wild spin around the war machine. (I'll post a video tomorrow.)
