My guess in that sense is : 2 potatoes & the life of a firstborn£3.50 and a used teabag?
Is that the teabag as was graphically described in 'Dead Pixels'£3.50 and a used teabag?
Yeee never been one for BUILDING or amassing massive thing that I need to constantly poke so it doesnt die or what ever. BUT HEY as said : just wen to see a thing made well and I wont have too much to say negative about. The game blaance doesnt exist soo there is not much to say beyond "the game neers re-balance..or overhaul"Don't agree with the last part, though, purely 'cos I kind of like the idea of just getting out there and plodding around, doing my own thing, even if that means spending a bunch of time doing pseudo-mining for whatever resources the FC needs.
I absolutely HATE renting mechanic in games ... basically it's a "punishing" mechanic in my eyes where your playtime & effort is taken away after a time. It can be useful in some instances, but I have NOT seen a game with a useful renting mechanic aside from Planetside 2 where you spent NO certs for renting, it was just a "here's a trail of a weapon for 2h every day"I'd like to rent one first .... to see if I like it .... how it handles etc. before I hand it back .... or go away to earn whatever it takes, which is very likely to be in billions, rather than millions.
Actually, the Beta would solve the "try before you buy" issue nicely.I absolutely HATE renting mechanic in games ... basically it's a "punishing" mechanic in my eyes where your playtime & effort is taken away after a time. It can be useful in some instances, but I have NOT seen a game with a useful renting mechanic aside from Planetside 2 where you spent NO certs for renting, it was just a "here's a trail of a weapon for 2h every day"
...along with what they'll do, and how they'll do it...Answer: We don't know, it probably hasn't even been decided yet.
I mean. In SC you can rent a larger ship to make enough credits to rent the next larger ship to make enough credits to rent the next larger ship to make enough credits to buy a ship that will be reset anyways because the universe is only partially persistent afaik.I absolutely HATE renting mechanic in games ... basically it's a "punishing" mechanic in my eyes where your playtime & effort is taken away after a time. It can be useful in some instances, but I have NOT seen a game with a useful renting mechanic aside from Planetside 2 where you spent NO certs for renting, it was just a "here's a trail of a weapon for 2h every day"