That makes sense...though, at least a few of today's alpha cities are much bigger. Like, new York and London would cover massive metros while others may have been wiped out by war.....Can't wait to see some pictures and then develop a narrative for the geopolitical history
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That makes sense...though, at least a few of today's alpha cities are much bigger. Like, new York and London would cover massive metros while others may have been wiped out by war.....Can't wait to see some pictures and then develop a narrative for the geopolitical history
I will leave my porch light on and check when it is released.
Yeah - if you zoom in close enough you will be able to see my house too
(joke)--
Pecisk - nice link, means nothing until it's in the game though. To me FD's word isn't worth much (sadly) - once a few announcements have been made and delivered I will start to believe again
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What will the difference be between that and the missions we have been running until now? Just scale? Will there be many simultaneous such events for different parts of the galaxy, or will it be like a "humanitarian crisis in Lave, commanders of the galaxy unite" type of thing? What will the results be like in case of failure or success? Are we going to see domino effects of systems turning or will it be like "crisis averted, congratulations". Will there be massive rewards or just the usual 15K type of thing? Will there be incentive for working against the flow "the opposite side has an open bounty on people carrying food, 200K per head" or just "go there and bring that". I'd like to go to a system and see a couple of enormous ships blockading the station, sidewinders all around and me trying to bring the food with my Type 7 to the poor Lavians, while other Cmd's fall in a protective formation around me but I don't know if I will be bothered to go there just to haul food for the Lavians and wait in lines with other folks at the station.
I guess my question in short is, is it a gameplay update, or a teamplay update?
Oh and city lights hurray of course.
I had a moment of silence when I saw those gas giants. Speechless. We really are going to be flying in the clouds soon guys
You'd best be using an environmentally friendly LED. If New York is under water we all know who to blame.
Tarting up the graphics and fixing missile racks are most likely done by different teams....
It will be global goal (we kinda have already something like this, just less pronounced), not team goal if you thought about that. As for group missions I expect them to land in March with 1.2 version.
People who make pretty lights != the people who make missiles fire in the correct direction.
Blahh blahh something about multiple disciplines in teams.
Of course. The entire development team should focus on a single one-person task at a time.
So why are they talking with PC gamer, and ignoring the backers on the forum?
More marketing spin beats looking after your existing paying customers, eh?
Feeding the media keeps them sweet (thus you'll expect to get good publicity) and keeps the game in the spotlight. I suspect that this interview was supposed to go out after the weekly production update on the forum, and PCG have simply jumped the gun.
[edit]And if not, I agree that Frontier should treat its customers and backers to that sort of information first.[/edit]
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As far as I know they have already tackled this bug and fix will be in 1.1
Ignoring? Most likely all this information will come with weekly dev update by Michael. As for order of things I personally find it totally OK for FD feeding media with exclusive bits - I don't care how we get this information, as long as we get it - few days later doesn't make any difference for me (and my guess for majority of players).
Remember, they don't have tons of green to burn for PR and using every old trick in market matters - as media goodwill towards company.
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