Why Your Game SUCKS: How To Improve Attack Animations

● Website - https://innerchaosgames.com/
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● Articles Mentioned in the video:
Keys to Combat Design: Anatomy of an Attack - https://gdkeys.com/keys-to-combat-des...
Frame By Frame: The Sword’s Basics - https://aztez.com/blog/2014/09/08/fra...

● Music (in the order they appear in the video):
And The Journey Begins! - xDeviruchi (   • 8-Bit Fantasy & Adventure Music  )
Sunspots - Jeremy Blake
20XX - Context Sensitive (   • CHIPTUNE ♫ 20XX  )
e n t r o p y - Context Sensitive (   • e n t r o p y  )
Exploring The Unknown - xDeviruchi (   • 8-Bit Fantasy & Adventure Music  )
Powerup! - Jeremy Blake



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● Description
This video will teach you how to fix your attacks. Whether your game sucks because of bad design, bad visual effects, or bad animations, this video will teach you how to fix it.

If you're struggling to make your game feel good, then this video is for you. We're going to cover different aspects of game design, including how to fix your attacks, how to improve your combat and how to create better visual effects.

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