Pretty much the same apart from the FSD which I did engineer, but really didn't need to. It was purely optional.
What do you want from space legs?
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I’m sure than after the 2020 update everyone will be too busy building their own bases and spending real money on designer furnishings so they can run around and bash their shins into the coffee table and PVP interior design will be the new thing. Gankers will sneak into other people’s bases and drop Ikea furniture.
Legs adds a lot of additional mechanics for explorers. Foot exploration, caverns / caves, mineral deposits fauna / flora reveal.
Legs also adds additional options to facilitate ship repairs from the inside. It also could allow proper co-operative crews aboard ships, if players can opt in to manage parts of a ship. Different ships would have varying accommodation for crew quarters.
Elite is a superb space game, adding space legs just enhances the freedom of choices one is presented with in order to indulge in this ridiculous crazy galaxy backdrop we all greatly admire.
Whilst legs need not be a mandatory game component, it would for certain add a level of immersion few games out there provide.
Legs also adds additional options to facilitate ship repairs from the inside. It also could allow proper co-operative crews aboard ships, if players can opt in to manage parts of a ship. Different ships would have varying accommodation for crew quarters.
Elite is a superb space game, adding space legs just enhances the freedom of choices one is presented with in order to indulge in this ridiculous crazy galaxy backdrop we all greatly admire.
Whilst legs need not be a mandatory game component, it would for certain add a level of immersion few games out there provide.
There's no (well non tangental) combat in jurassic world evolution, but in the context of a park builder, one of them added the ability to keep more than one large predator together which was pretty much a game changer (inside your own head) and the second one added superfoods.
This might be considered a waste of a post.. except what do you think we're getting in base building? stamp stamp. I might have finally learnt how to use frontiers pathing tool by then.
This "optional" argument is really starting to irk me.
99.99% of everything in this game is "optional".
I can play in solo and never even low wake, while I'm RPing that I'm the last survivor and defending my station from the aliens that are somewhere out there.
I believe that would make pretty much everything in this game completely optional.
This pretty much sums up where I am with space legs.
You do need to land in order to unlock and level engineers, just like you'll have to use your legs to either unlock new engineers or to further level up the existing ones. Mark my words.
That doesn't stop it from being true though.
How many Arx for that Barcelona chair?
True in the same way that drinking water can be deadly.
well considering a real one is almost $7000 I’m willing to bet more than you can earn through the ingame 400 ARX a week welfare program.
Even today there are still people without Horizons and somehow they manage to play the game.
I want to walk around my ship on my way to hutton orbital and appreciate the true scale of the ships.
Just like Zyrees Oliver died from drinking water.
Err, I assume any reasonable person would grab a gamepad for spacelegs in VR. And if you don't wanna, you can just stay in your seat and sulk there.
Nah, I love mining in NMS I do it even if I don't need to......but opening up my suits cargo hatch and collecting rocks in Elite Space legs will be a pain.
So all it added was functionality and not powercreep. Fine by me.