Diskuze

@Tarhiel (13.02.2019 08:22): THQ Nordic mi byl historicky sympatickej, ikdyž si to částečně tou stupidní epic exkluzivitou metra posrali (ale jo, to bylo rozhodnutí jejich "autonomní pobočky" deep silver/koch), tak snad nebudou do budoucna dělat kraviny.

@Jab (13.02.2019 08:09): Lars Wingefors je bohatej člověk co místo ferrari kupuje herní studia a starý značky :)

@Jab (13.02.2019 07:57): tak milionář byl už teď, nijak se netají že si kupuje jaguáry :) Ale o Bakalovi jsem nevěděl, makes sense I guess.

Stejně je to škoda.

@Jab (13.02.2019 07:51): Já měl za to, že Bakala je miliardář pro kterýho jsou tohle všechno drobný, ikdyž jo, že má 70% vím a že bral Warhorse jako investment kterýho se může zbavit taky, ale stejně..

What. The. Fuck? THQ Nordic koupil Warhorse. Proč proboha?
http://www.thqnordic-investors.com/en/re ... s/?releaseId=3204543

Tak nějak jsem předpokládal, že si KCD vydělalo na dalších pár let nezávislýho provozu (což si vydělalo, přes 2 mega prodanejch kopií za méně než rok), předpokládal jsem, že si Vávra a spol. bude chtít zachovat nezávislost a časem z Warhorse vybudovat druhej CDP.
Tohle teda není headline co bych čekal že budu dneska ráno číst..

Snad nebudou dělat podobný faily jako s Metrem

”Warhorse Studios is one of the leading independent studios in Europe and I am proud to welcome them to the THQ Nordic group. Kingdom Come: Deliverance, which has now sold over 2 million copies, has been a great success since the release exactly one year ago. I look forward to continue working with the founders who will continue managing the studio under strong creative freedom for many years to come", says Lars Wingefors, CEO of THQ Nordic AB.

@SilentWolf (11.02.2019 12:30): kutí jen velmi lehce přeprodukčně.

What per cent of the studio working on DLCs? :)
That's a complicated stuff. There are teams working in parallel and for example DLC1 didn't overlap with DLC3 and DLC4 so these projects could share people. And to make matters more chaotic the designers mostly work on everything at the same time. And animators are working on request->deliver basis so they are also on everything. The same with sound department. And QA is testing everything as well.

I was assigned to DLC1, some tiny work on DLC2 and a lot of work on DLC4 (which is the reason I know next to nothing about DLC3). DLC4 consist of 4 major projects each requiring a feature team. Each of these features is of a different size and nature and so the size and composition of the teams differ wildly. Is it about content ? There will be a bunch of designers, scripters, animators, cinematic people, enviro and char artists. Is it about mechanics and systems? There will be a bunch of scripters and coders. I'm sorta leading one of these content teams. "My" team consists of 1 main designer who is being helped by 5 other designers, 4 core scripters with 3 others helping us with numerous minor stuff. We got 2 enviro artists and 1 character artist. We also need the entire cinematic team which is 6(?) people. Effectively I am almost completely blind to the structure of the other feature teams. Each feature team gets a producer assigned who keeps track of all that shit. So depending on the veiwpoint and specific point in time and some nuances in definitions I'd say the core, who spend most of their time working on DLC4 in its entirety, might be about 55-60 people + internal QA (18 people) + marketing and other support (6 people). + external QA (number unknown) + actors etc.

If we're talking about all the DLCs rest assured that over 90% of Warhorse worked on at least some parts of them.

Pokud někdo chcete placeně odbugovat Woman's Lot, tak máte možnost
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid= ... 19712&type=3&theater

Takže vydání bych tipnul někdy v květnu/červnu..