Anyone else who has standard beta wish that we could get the single player too
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I'm a standard Beta, and as I've said before, I am quite content to wait.
Some more-vocal members obviously have a problem with patience.
I paid for the £50 standard beta tier back during kickstarter in December 2012. Since we're in 2014 now, I felt I could justify to myself the extra £50 spend to bump up to premium beta last week. It is a new financial year after all!![]()
<scratches head> Bash people? <wanders away, bemused>Why do you have to come and bash people like this?
Why do you have to come and bash people like this?
It would really take off the edge I think a huge number of people wouldn't mind about waiting at all if they just had single player to mess around with, allow me to get some practice with my joystick too, bought it for Elite Dangerous but haven't found anything to try use it on apart from Strike Suit Zero
OFF-TOPIC WARNING
You can have a look at DCS World if you'd like a good and *free* simulator to play around in until E: D goes live
http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/
If you're not familiar with it, the base simulator comes with the SU-25 (Russian ground-attack jet), and the publicly available beta that's going on currently also gives free access to the training version of the P-51 Mustang. The other paid modules, such as the A-10, Huey, and Ka-50 all plug into that, & all work together at the same time - you can fly your SU-25, your friend could be in an F-15, somebody else can be flying the Huey, or an A-10, while yet another person is driving a tank, all at the same time in the same multiplayer session.
The systems modelling in the free SU-25 is fairly basic, but I have to warn you it's a proper simulator and *not* an arcade type game like HAWX, for example. The A-10 module, for example, is a (slightly) watered down version of a training aid that was built for Air National Guard A-10 squadrons. All the switches in the real aircraft are modelled in the sim, and most of them work the way they're supposed to. It's great fun though, & the basic DCS World is definitely a good way to exercise the new joystick without spending any money
Anyway, back on topic - as somebody who falls into the Standard Beta bracket, I'd be quite happy if we were also given slightly earlier access to the single-player component before the launch of the full beta. I'm not too fussed about it though, & there's a large part of me that would prefer to wait for the more fully featured beta.
My wife backed the game on KS, surely since the game hasn't been released yet and the expected release date has already expired, she should get access to the 1.1 scenarios too.
(Where do you draw the line?)