Do we get to buy the exclusive Cobra Mk 5 if we pre-order?
[Video] Open letter from community to Elite Dangerous
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I do appologise...
Multi-quotes do have a blue thing that says "Click to Expand"... I did not see that one when I quoted you (still getting used to this forum and how to use it).
I, however, did see it when I went back. I am truly sorry for my misstake. :/ I did not realise it until you told me.
However, this doesn't answer the question of wether FD plan to implement the feature or not, which brings us back to Stigbobs initial stance.
FD responded that they have not implemented the feature yet.
Working as intended, as we know, is a bit of a process and I'll allways give FD time to fix things. But, as said... it doesn't seem to be in the game even, which is quite bad, yes, especially since it IS in the manual.
Broken promise though... ? Not sure I would call it that. Not working as intended according to manual, true.
Speculation mode...
Also... if a power collapses and vanish... what would happen to the PP modules? Would they dissappear as well? Maybe that is why it was never implemented and put to the future? I guess that this supposed state should've got triggered some years ago, or when did it happen?
10+ year plan, about a million new players comming in, possibly, after the fact that at least one PP faction dissappeared (and a PP module to boot)? What about those new players engaging in PP, missing out on a chance to get a specific PP module? Etc, etc...
It does make me ask a lot of questions.
That's my point, it doesn't make sense and that's pretty much what I read out of Stigbob's post.
Assuming no delays.
LOL no, just play the game and observe, in fact, it's not that uncommon for the game to contradict what FD says.
May I humbly suggest that you all put your <really this word isn't blocked... lol> back in your pants and head here:
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May I humbly suggest that you all put your cocks back in your pants and head here:
Thanks to ALL the generosity of this community, meet Hutton the Hearing Dog!
Pilots of the galaxy - it never ceases to amaze the Hutton admin team when we see the generosity of this community to others, their wellbeing and to charity. Whilst we support ALL charity activity over at Hutton, our two chosen causes are SpecialEffect and Hearing Dogs. Whether it's via the...
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As usual, any sensible criticism of the game and/or FDev inevitably turns to the same handful of forum warriors derailing the thread with ad hominem and non sequitur. The community is a reflection of its community management, and the community management is very clearly lacking here.
Very nice- If I could find four people of my acquaintance who want to play this game. Unfortunately, they have steered well clear of it's time commitment.
Sensible criticism ?.
So this is the summary we've been waiting for!
To the point.
No time wasted like over on reddit.
Thx
Well.. it depends I would say. Most games that are "finished" games at release and then add DLCs, are usually made in such a way that, for example, single player RPGs, adds a new area to visit and explore, new enemies, loot, story and all that, but very, very seldom, do they add new gameplay mechanics unless they are separated from the rest of the game.
A very easy example here is Neverwintere Nights... in the original campaign, you couldn't controll the inventory of your henchman. In the DLCs you can, but the DLCs are separated from the original game, and thus could add gameplay features the original couldn't. And it would probably be a nightmare to go back and balance the original campaign, just for that single feature.
I expect bugs in new patches.
Difficult to test some things before they actually go live in an MMO. You also have to admit they were very quick indeed with the hotfixes.
Their decision we are not worth the hassle tells you everything you need to know about the quality of player testing in past beta's. Check out ships you might want then go grind stuff for them in the main game seemed a popular approach. Whilst complaining its got some bugs and that progress didn't carry over IIRC.
Oh come on. It was a hot mess.
I avoided remote engineering for 24 hours. Aside from that no issues at all.
And there, we have a part of the issue. Elite is not "future-proofed", to say the least.
The troublesome issues were all on consoles - and particularly their networking. Good luck spotting that on a PC beta 
The mods all agree with the derailers and let them crack on with trolling and derailing. This is why I never come here anymore.