Not more knowledge then you. I just use my brain with the knowledge we have to come to a logicl conclusion.
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Frontier have stopped communicating because a few people in a few threads have been unnecessarily unpleasant? That sounds ... unlikely.
What knowledge do we have about base building from Frontier?
Hi Paige, I know this probably falls under the category of "stuff you can't talk about yet" but what I would really like to know about Fleet Carriers is some clarification whether they'll be part of the paid content.
For example, when they were first announced it was as free content as part of the Beyond season.
Whether or not it gets put in with the big 2020 update is irrelevant to me, but I am uncomfortable with previously announced free content being put behind a paywall after the reprioritisation.
Even if the carriers come in the 2020 update, as with previous updates that include both Horizons-only (paid under season pass) and Non-Horizons (free) content, they could still be put in the update as Non-Next-Era (free) content releasing alongside the Next-Era (paid) content.
So what I mean here is that 2020 is irrelevant, I just want to know if I'll have to now pay for a feature that was going to be free.
You talk about reveal and announcement but the question was road map. Why doesn’t ED have a road map like 95% of all released software???? Consumers want ro know where the software they purchased is heading. I can completely understand not revealing information for a new game in development that had not yet been released, but for the development of a already released product users usually want to know where it is heading.
Kind regards
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Not about base building, but the rest of the game. In my view what parts ED has are far more believable and realistic then NMS apart from galaxy wide telepresence (but hopefully that will change when space legs becomes a thing). Therefore I expect player made planetary bases to be similar
It would be out of character for them to come up base building that was completely wacky.
Do you mean while NMS are knocking out new era upgrades on a regular basis, Frontier are proceeding at NASA like speeds, so no MARS landing before 2030?
Well, I have no problem if you don't make your case.
Planet Coaster, Jurassic World Evolution, and Planet Zoo
NMS maybe knocking out upgrades, but so far I wouldn't call any of them new era. More like the era it was meant to be at release. As to FDev being like NASA, well I don't know the ins and outs of programming, but I would hazard a guess that it is easier to make updates to a game with a games engine that was designed specifically for that game as opposed to ED which uses the Cobra engine while very versatile, as we have seen, hasn't been made especially for ED from the ground up. But I am no expert and I would guess that you are not either. So comparing them is a bit useless as we don't really know whats involved.Do you mean while NMS are knocking out new era upgrades on a regular basis, Frontier are proceeding at NASA like speeds, so no MARS landing before 2030?
Also everything NMS has that ED has, ED does it in a far superior way in my view. Making something good takes time. NMS doesn't take long because it isn't good, or its very basic.
There is no case to make.
False
Not a good enough reply.
What truth is that?Truth is always good enough
I see you keep forgeting what is discussed Max, I can't help you I'm afraid but a doctor might
Right, because there's been so much cross over between other Frontier titles and ED.
Good thing you don't resort to vague generalities, based on your own opinion, from your extensive programming knowledge
Oh so you think showing that someone hasn't actually given an answer is as ludicrous as the Flat Earth? Glad to know that.
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