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In that time we have welcomed new team members, parted ways with a few others, and received a great deal of fantastic feedback from our community that has helped us improve the game as well as determine where to focus future development.The team would like to share the departure of two team members with the community. Michael “Dyer3D” Dyer, one of our 3D artists, has decided to start down the hard road of creating his own studio. Meanwhile, one of our programmers Jesse “emrys90” Norris accepted the opportunity to pursue his passion for VR programming. We wish them both the best of luck and thank them for their contributions to the project.Now that they have had a chance to settle in, I am excited to announce our new team members. First is David “KaliGS” Partouche. He joined the team as a programmer and has previously worked on AI at Atari and Frontier Development. We are very excited to have him on the team and David has already made solid contributions to the game’s development. Our second new team member is Corbin Reeves, who filled the position of Game Designer. He teaches game design at a university during the day and spends his evenings reviewing our game design documentation and improving the design. We’re eager to begin implementing several of his changes in the coming months.We’re also looking to expand the team further! If you head over to our Hiring[trialsofascension.com] page, we have postings for a C#/Unity programmer, an Environmental Artist, and an Audio Specialist. If you have the skills for the job and think you would be a good fit for our team, you can send your application to contact@forgedchaos.com.During the last two months, a few members of our art team have been busy working on a major upgrade to our customization system. Once all their changes have been fully implemented, players will be able to customize their character at a whole new level. Character height, shoulder, hip, and waist width, and facial characteristics will be customizable for humans. We are still determining what kind of customization we can include for raknar and dragons outside of the basics.Additional steps for the dragon nests have been implemented and are in testing. More bugs have been tested, confirmed, and fixed as well, including the odd one that allowed for tree climbing.Our first goals for 2019 include upgrading Unity to allow for greater native support, implementing several much requested improvements to the user interface, and the continued work on the dragon systems. We also want to make it so that the tutorials are less intrusive, correct some of the inconsistencies with interactions, and move the inventory to a grid system, so that icons won’t overlap anymore.We haven’t forgotten the dragon gameplay improvements we promised! As much as we want to start adding additional content to the game, we feel that it is equally as important to fix any issues that exist in our current content. If he hasn’t started already, Corbin will be going over the the new dragon mechanics we’ve designed and look for anything we might have missed, find better methods to implement our goals, and so on. As we continue to develop the game, we will be looking into ways to permit design edits so that we could possibly allow modding of the game in the future.A roadmap that outlines those mechanics, and other future mechanics, should be up soon on the website for you all to follow. As with the old roadmap, there won’t be any dates, but it will allow our fans to follow along with our progress and see the direction we want to go in the future.Speaking of new features, that brings me to a few changes we are implementing now in the New Year in regards to updates. We had originally wanted to release a new build every month and include whatever we had finished in that time. However that wasn’t working well for us as a team and now we are instead going to release themed content updates with fully completed features. So that means that we will not be releasing a new build until the mechanic we are working on is completely implemented and as tested as we can get it in-house. The only exceptions to this will be patches to fix bugs that are discovered after the build is released.Thank you for following our progress and we look forward to another year of ToA: Exile development! Please share your thoughts with us in our official forums at http://trialsofascension.com/forum/threads/first-post-of-2019.11718/.. Build 0.10b2 is Live!: With our first Early Access patch just pushed out as we speak, I thought it would be a good time to go over what it is we have been working on since we launched a little over a week ago. This patch brings many quality-of-life changes for players, along with a very important database update! While I am going to review the biggest additions that are included in this massive patch, there is still more for you to find in it! To view the full change log for this patch, visit our website at: http://trialsofascension.com/patchnotes.The biggest change that players will notice is the new options for death penalties in the game. Dragons have had a death penalty in play since day one, where their molting progress was reset every time they died. It really wasn’t fair that only dragons got death penalties, so we added them to the humans and raknar too. Now when a human dies, they lose the progress toward their next level in their skills, and raknar lose the progress to their next rank of their abilities.And if you prefer to play without death penalties, we have you covered there too! Server hosts can now adjust the death penalties on their servers, and can customize them on a per race basis. Want humans to lose all their progress when they die, but want to make it easier on the defenseless hatchlings? No problem! Run your server the way you want it. The death penalties cause a loss based on a percentage of the maximum required, with Extreme at 100% of maximum progress, Severe at 75%, Moderate at 50%, and Minor at 25%. Again, that is based off the total requirement for that level of skill, ability, or molting; not on the player’s personal progress.Arguably the second biggest change for this patch is a change to our database engine. Our previous one seemed to work well enough, but after our launch we received many reports on file corruption and servers crashing, which we traced back to the database. Because of the stability and corruption issues we felt it was of high importance to get a new database structure in place as quickly as possible. This necessitates the resetting of the servers as they are updated to the new build. We realize that this is upsetting to some people, and we apologize for the inconvenience. We will do our best to avoid server resets in the future, but we are in Early Access and it will happen again eventually. If you feel that is too much to handle, please consider waiting until we fully release before purchasing the game.Server hosts will also notice that the regeneration rates for resources have been removed as server options. Instead all resources will regenerate at a very fast rate, to keep up with player consumption. Server owners can still customize the scarcity or abundance of the plants, animals, and minerals to their liking, which changes the maximum limit of the resource for the island. The fauna also received a bit of love and we tweaked their spawning mechanics so they will spawn into the world closer to players than they did previously.We’ve also made some adjustments to how a few resources can be collected to improve the overall quality-of-life for new players. We have made it so that the rocks needed for the primitive items and campfires can be harvested from boulders by humans with unarmed attacks. Clay, which is vital for both humans and dragons, has been added as a terrain type in a dozen locations across the isle, where it can be gathered in large quantities from the ground itself. Bits of clay and rocks can still be found scattered on the terrain, as well as harvested from boulders. Our last modification to terrain resources is to allow both grass and dirt to be gathered from the regular terrain, since dirt is naturally under the grass and grass should be available all over the green parts of the isle.Dragons will notice now that choosing “harvest” as the default terrain action for gathering dirt, grass, sand, and clay will no longer auto-harvest nugget spawns. We hope that this will help new dragon players differentiate between consuming for molting versus harvesting. We have more plans to separate the two in the future, in case this doesn’t help.For human crafting, we have lowered the fern fronds needed to make rope and the amount of clay needed to create bricks. The grass mat has also been renamed to “Sleeping Mat” to help explain its purpose and has been changed so it cannot be moved by anyone but the owner. In that same vein, the “Unfired” clay items have been changed to “Wet” to indicate their need to be dried and overall incomplete state. Humans can now use the primitive saw to build resource stands to store boards, timbers, logs, and stone. We’ve heard from many of you that more feedback for your actions would enhance combat, so I think you will be pleased to know that we are working to improve it. We’ve added more sounds to combat along with particle effects when hitting an object or creature. This will help players to tell if their attacks landed or not, and what they hit with them when swinging. We are also looking into ways of relaying the target’s condition to the player without resorting to HP meters, but it was beyond the scope of improvements for this patch.Video fidelity should be much improved, as we identified what was causing the “ghosting” effect and were able to fix it. We added the much-requested volume controls to the settings menu. There is now a master volume, along with Music, Ambient, and Effects controls. Music adjusts the volume of the background music played while on the server selection, character creation, and loading screens. The ambient controls the bird song during the day, the crickets at night, the patter of the rain, and the ocean roar. The effects are all sounds created by player or mob actions, including the chirping of the grubs.Player feedback is vitally important to our development process. We have a clear idea of where we want to go with the game, but we also realize that this isn’t just about the game we want to make. It is also about making a game that others enjoy playing. Your feedback helps us identify what works, what doesn’t work, and how we can improve the overall experience for everyone. The bug reporting is also incredibly helpful as it allows us remove the errors from the game faster than we could do on our own.Again, there is too much in this patch to cover in one article, so be sure to check the change log out yourself! Thank you all for your continued support in our development and we hope you all enjoy the updates in this patch! It is the first of many more to come. Share your thoughts with us in the comments below or visit our official forum at: http://trialsofascension.com/forum/.. EveryoneWhoCares Reviews ToA: Exile: We gave one of our pre-early access keys to Hubert Davis over at www.everyonewhocares.com and invited him to participate in our last group test yesterday evening. He was kind enough to write up his first impressions of our game in an article. You can read it yourself at: https://www.everyonewhocares.com/articles/trials-of-ascension-exile-early-access-impressionsTo watch a recording of Hubert's experience with ToA: Exile, you can visit the EveryoneWhoCares twitch channel at: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/284624722.. Designing Conflict and Competition: Many games offer campaign stories or quest lines to immerse the player and help them to feel connected to the game world, but the result is that every player experiences the game in nearly the same way. The really good stories, the ones that players share with their friends and tell over and over again, are the ones that the players spontaneously create for themselves. Sometimes these are the result of cooperation by the players to overcome challenges, but just as often it is a result of conflict and/or competition.Competition occurs in game environments that offer performance-based rewards or control of non-infinite resources to the players. Conflict arises from competition when players disagree on the allotment of such rewards and resources. How competition and conflict manifest in a game depends heavily on how the studio designs their game. Offering up faction-wide bonuses or special titles are both great ways of encouraging players to complete with one another. PvP servers can empower players to resolve or deepen their conflicts with more than just their words.When we were designing Trials of Ascension: Exile, we wanted to create a game where the players were naturally inclined to compete with one another and points of conflict would occur organically. It is one thing to say that the races all hate one another and provide stories to support it, but it is an entirely different matter to convince the players that extinction of their enemies is in their best interest and not a kumbaya-circle around a campfire. So we brainstormed ways to encourage conflict between the humans, raknar, and dragons. The first way we employed was to encourage PvP through different means. We made it so that character bodies provided resources to others, including food. This means that dragons and raknar can eat each other and the humans, while humans can harvest crafting materials and meat from dragons and raknar. We even hope to include crafting recipes that specifically require raknar or dragon components in the future. Players can also loot the inventory of other characters if they knock them unconscious or kill them out right.But food is plentiful in ToA: Exile if you know where to look for it, and by itself was only a weak encouragement for PvP. We took a closer look at the mechanics of each race to see how we could tie them in with the needs of the other races. For example, Raknar thrive in the cave environment with their wall-walking ability and night-vision, so we added better mineral resources inside the caves to encourage dragons and humans to willingly enter their domain. Since dragons need nuggets for both their racial abilities and to molt to their next growth stage, finding ways to tie this rare resource in with the other two races would give a reason for them to fight one another for the nuggets. And finally, with limited lives and the destructive potential of the dragons, we encourage the players to eliminate the dragon threat early in their life cycle.How did other games encourage you to fight with the other factions? Share your experiences with us in the comments below.. How to Train your Human: Skills and Disciplines: Human progression is handled through our skill system. There are currently twenty-four skills across four categories; combat, crafting, gathering, and survival. As you probably guessed, the combat skills deal with various types of weapons, the crafting skills are associated with specific trades, gathering skills include harvesting resources from the surroundings, and survival skills encompass aspects of basic survival.Humans begin the game with zero mastery with all the skills and they earn experience for a skill by performing a related action. Each time they rank up a skill, the tasks related to that skill become more successful. This is especially true for crafting skills, where increased skill lowers the overall crafting difficulty of the related items.As humans earn ranks in their skills they are awarded skill points, which can be used to increase the related Disciplines for the skill. Disciplines allow the player to choose how their skill is improved. For example, the running skill has two disciplines: Speed and Endurance. Speed increases how fast the character moves while running, while Endurance reduces the amount of stamina drained each second while running. They both may result in similar outcomes (reaching the other side of the island faster than without a discipline), but there are situational differences. If you find yourself running away from enemies, the extra speed may allow you to break line-of-sight to hide. Meanwhile the reduced stamina cost of running would mean you would not need to stop to rest while chasing down a fleeing Sabretusk.The player can invest up to ten skill points into a discipline, and the more skill points that a player invests, the greater the benefit becomes for them. This is based on exponential growth, so though the first skill point will not be very noticeable, the payoff of the 10th skill point is appreciably larger than the 9th.Players can continue to earn ranks in a skill until they have fully mastered all available disciplines. The more disciplines available to a skill, the faster it will improve. That being said, the more ranks a skill has, the more difficult it becomes to improve it, so players should choose their disciplines wisely.There are many more skills we want to add to the game for humans as we continue to add content, such as fishing, tracking, and mace combat. What kinds of skills would you like to see for humans? Share with us in the comments below!. Live Streaming of ToA: Exile during Test: Still hungry for more on Trials of Ascension: Exile? We will be hosting several life Streamers today during our test at 10am Pacific / 1pm Eastern. This will be our final group test with our alpha testers before our Early Access launch. You can join us in our Discord at https://discord.gg/mCs4p5k to find a Streamer to watch. They will be labeled with purple names.. Build .12 is Now Live!: Build .12 is live and pushed to the official servers. Remember to backup your database if you host a server before you update!As always please report any bugs that slipped through testing in our official forums at: http://trialsofascension.com/forum/forums/bug-reporting.26/Feedback on the new features and changes are always welcome. Thank you for your support as we continue to grow and improve Trials of Ascension: Exile!Full patch notes can be read at: http://trialsofascension.com/patchnotes. Change Log 0.9b: NEW / ENHANCED:Removed F12 command to take a screenshot since Steam uses the same key to do the same thing.Folded/unequipped versions of all clothing and armor are now in the game.Cave lighting updated.Webbing should now take fire damage.Reskinned the clothing and armor sets for a better fit on the human.More animations were added, mostly for the dragons.Fauna should now spawn in the caves (untested).New fauna added.Bullder size has been scaled down.Updated the cover image for Lost Isle on server creation screen.Updated the lighting of character in inventory screen.Added first wave of audio.Added music to server and character screens.Adjusted running skill progression.Adjusted the item count limit for structures.Added /sit and /lay emote commands.Adjusted dead Tormilin's collider.Added more pages to the loading screens survival journal.BUG FIXES: Fixed a bug that stopped young and juvenile dragons from harvesting logs off fallen trees.Fixed a bug that allowed sunshine to reflect on water inside caves.Fixed a bug that allowed it to rain in caves.Fixed a bug that jittered the camera while in first person view of a young dragon.Fixed a bug that allowed raknar could place webbing on structure pieces before they were built.Fixed a bug that removed items from the game if you dropped them.Fixed a bug that would warn of negative collider values.KNOWN ISSUES:Ghosting issues around characters and fauna continue to plague us.Some plants are sharing the same model.Camera angle all kinds of wonky when character sits or lays.Some stations that have fire are VERY hot so watch your health when you get near them.Raknar footsteps continue when not moving.Swimming audio stops abruptly when going from swim to swim idle.Audio timing on two-handed weapons is off.. Forged Chaos is Expanding our Team!: The team here at Forged Chaos is looking to expand with two new positions. We are looking for a programmer with experience in C# and is familiar with Unity. We are especially interested in someone who has AI or networking experience.We have also posted a position for a game designer. Their focus will be on adjusting existing game data to improve the play experience and hammer out the details of new features for implementation. You can read further details about these positions on our Hiring page at: http://trialsofascension.com/hiring.. Build 0.11 is Now Available for Beta Testing!: Our latest build is available for beta testing through steam. It will not require a server reset, however you should back up your server database before updating if you plan to switch back and forth between builds!You can read more about this build in our official forums at: http://trialsofascension.com/forum/threads/0-11.10862/