There are many ways to play chess. But in the end you are still playing chess.I disagree. What you've listed aren't things to do. They're how you do things. There is a difference.
There are many ways to play chess. But in the end you are still playing chess.I disagree. What you've listed aren't things to do. They're how you do things. There is a difference.
Oh, it's the "Use your imagination" shtick.I disagree. What you've listed aren't things to do. They're how you do things. There is a difference.
Right now, I'm an Imperial agent deep in Federation space, navigating the byzantine Federal bureaucracy as I help an oppressed people throw off the yoke of Federal oppression. My primary tool to do this is the mission system, with a little "vagabond trading" to keep my holds full and the money flowing as I do so. I've also got a sweet little "Jeep" that I use to explore nearby space, looking for inhabited systems that aren't listed on the Galaxy map, bringing back exploration data and new destinations for me to go to. If I'm in a pew pew mood, I've got a combat ship to do a little bounty hunting, showing the people that there's another way to keep the peace besides the Federation and their excessive taxes.
Once I've helped liberate these people from the Federation, I already have another project lined up: help a hidden Imperial outpost I discovered expand, igniting another light of liberty and prosperity in the Galaxy. I also have the option of returning home and building up my status there, or helping free another system enslaved by the Federation. As the game expands, I'll have even more things to do, and many more ways to do them. The possibilities are endless.
Oh, it's the "Use your imagination" shtick.
I'll repeat my point from a previous thread: If you are _forced_ to use your imagination then the medium has failed.
To clarify: It's okay (great, even!) if a medium (be that a game, book, movie or whatever) invokes and/or enhances my imagination; i.e. if it enables me to use my imagination to extend and fortify my beliefs that I am a trader/pirate/whatever.Agreed if I use my imagination I don't need the game!
To clarify: It's okay (great, even!) if a medium (be that a game, book, movie or whatever) invokes and/or enhances my imagination; i.e. if it enables me to use my imagination to extend and fortify my beliefs that I am a trader/pirate/whatever.
If I do have to use this same imagination to create basic gameplay features, however, in order to gloss over missing content and/or gameplay features then we have a problem.
Exactly my first thought.
Everyone was complaining that only trading makes money... so rather than buff the other professions as they should have... they killed trade.
Way to go FD... Stupid Stupid Stupid Stupid FD!
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It's great that they did that. With bounty hunting, you can make only about 1/10 of the amount per hour than with trading. Trading made the game way! too easy. So, now everyone has to invest time. I saw players (traders) with almost 1 Billion Credits. That's rediculous.
My trade run where I bring Palladium one way and Imperial Slaves the other got nerfed.
Suddenly the station supplying Imperial Slaves now had 0 supply and in stead had a high demand.. go figure.. I had to move system.
We should call it The Haulercaust!![]()
So, people who took benefits from trading routes, seeking luxuries, etc. And now fly kitted Pythons and Condas are ok... The rest of humanity who joined the game lately has no such opportunity to get there in less than 1 year of playing. Is it really this?