Is it possible to make replay editing in multiplayer, because people hate when they're partners/random people ping on long spar replays/ parkour and other

How the hell did you even miss this

http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=310132

Hey hampa! I was wondering if you'd look this thread over and tell me what you think, it's been getting quite a bit of support these past few days. thanks!

http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=467317

Considering that TB is on Steam now, have you thought to release some Steam game cards?

We can made at least 10-12 of them, presenting uke, tori and game mods.

Hey Hampa, your favorite movies still Fear and Loathing and The Big Lebowski?

if you take it to xbox one I will love you forever

hi hampa, first thank you for coding such a great game, we all appreciate it very much.
I've got 2 suggestions that shouldn't take too much effort to imply, which are:

1, to improve controll by 3 means:

(1) allowing players to redefine keys, especially allow seperate keys for contracting and extending, and keys for holding and relaxing.

it is really annoying when i play with my laptop and keeping press Z twice for each joint i want to contract, and sometimes i just miss them cause the time limit is coming and i need to rush the pressing.. the same thing happens to a lot of people who is yelling "missclicked" in games.....why couldn't it be four different keys and we can do it more precisely.

(2) providing a fixed small 2D tori at some corner of the screen, with joints that can be easily clicked;

i saw too many times that my tori bending into a twisted posture, with limbs cross over each other and it is hard to click on the joint i want to change. rotating camera repeatly is not necessary for the core gameplay i guess.

(3) providing several slots to store previously inputted joints-status, which is most useful to carry out some complex openers;
i've been often heard, especially in a tourney, that sb. says they didn't finish their opener. this kind of mistakes are also familiar to me when i try some new openers.

2, to improve uke-bot, as well as bring an improved tutorial that let the newbie fight with uke.

this game is a little bit hard for a beginner. actually the difficulty to get started blocked a bunch of people who might be able to play well. i myself introduced this game to a lot of my friends, as well as the local aikido club members. but most of them find it too hard to learn so none of them became a toribash player.

that should be changed if you can let uke learn from online games( maybe just randomly pick some tourney-winner's opener moves would help?)

Thanks

Wayto there's actually a script which allow you to store openers like you said. I am not sure how to add scripts so you should look for a tutorial.

I imagine there a scripts for some of your other suggestions too although I have not seen any.

I hope this helps you a bit.

well
toribash is on steam now
toribash wii is now finished
will u Glitchrace?/??
plzlpz
or u will never return to developing glitchracer?