May 21, 2023 - Day 141 - NewPlay Review
Total NewPlays: 157
Game: ReCore: Definitive Edition
Platform: Steam
Release Date: Sep 15, 2018
Library Date: Mar 20, 2023
Unplayed: 62d (2m1d)
Playtime: 36m
ReCore is a third-person action-adventure platformer with a female protagonist and robots.
The game opens in medias res with Joule and her "corebot" dog Mack, trying to find out what's gone wrong in the post-apocalyptic desert where they're located.
Joule is on the trail of an unusual energy source reading, and as you go, the game introduces you to the core gameplay mechanics, which was pretty well done.
One of the unusual mechanics is that the corebots that attack you all have energy cores that can be extracted mid-fight, once you've done enough damage, by essentially entering a tug-of-war after firing your extraction device.
Occasionally, there's an "instant extract" option, but I'm not sure what triggers that. Fight through to the end-of-mission boss, defeat, extract core, return to your "crawler" home base, repair, upgrade, next mission.
I quite enjoyed it, and am interested to see how the underlying storyline of "New Eden" and what's gone wrong there develops.
I would have kept playing, but sleep is coming on fast. Again. Will be glad to be over this virus.
ReCore: Definitive Edition seems fun so far, so it's:
4: Good
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Back from a trip to a customer, fixing one of his printers.
Always a good feeling when the printer was unable to generate good prints or use auto leveling properly to generating a nearly flawless print on the first print pay calibration cubes!
Replaced the original electronics with one of Intelligent Agent's Recore A6 boards. Always worth the upgrade.
Happy Easter!
This is a seriously nerdy #3dprinting question, that I initially asked in the #klipper discord. @reprapryn maybe you've thought of trying something similar for a flying extruder at some point?
I want to do something better than I have so far for a professional printer I'm building. It's a large format delta, and I want to have a webcam hooked up to Obico for failure detection. Now if I put the webcam at a fixed location on the printer, the failures can be either obscured by the print itself, or the print head. So to remedy that I want to slave the camera on an extra stepper to be at the same height as the print head. But I'm not sure how I'd make it so that a G1 Z<whatever height> activates both the A/B/C motors to move the print head, as well as the U axis that I'm thinking about creating for this. Would this be a macro, or is there some better way of achieving my goal?
This will be using the #recore board from http://iagent.no for this (A7 boards should be available next month from what I know)
Trying out ReCore on Xbox One this morning live on FB Gaming - Come say Hi
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