True, or maybe the Thargoid bases on foot?So, we'll finally have access to permit locked regions?
True, or maybe the Thargoid bases on foot?So, we'll finally have access to permit locked regions?
The planetary approach exhibits a thin atmosphere ... it's no nebula effect.I can find places right now in the game, where you can have almost the very same hue on the skybox. So you're telling me that we actually were flying in atmosphere in space already since a long time and did not know it?
Sorry, outside of that color potentially being an artistic choice, some nebulas in the game produce the same. If that's all your evidence, please try some more.
I mean I've been waiting for Atmospheric Landings since Horizons was announced. But that doesn't mean I understand that video any moreThe joy at this realisation is palpable.
Allow me my moment
Yeah. Just changing the shader and particle effects to create an atmo look and feel to a void and empty world isn't too impressive. Right now, I wonder if Frontier is just working hard to catch up with what other games already have done for a while.My hope is that not just a graphical thing or shader change to make that. That it's actually in terms of the game flagging it as a "Atmospheric World"
I mean even as a graphical change, it looks good, but you know what I mean.
I'll reserve my judgement for the gameplay trailer.
I'm sure the whole dozen of you will manage.As many commanders playing in VR exclusively, the absence of listed VR support in the Steam page worries me deeply. I think I am speaking for the entire Elite: Dangerous VR-community when I say that we would appreciate some sort of clarification on this issue.
The planetary approach exhibits a thin atmosphere ... it's no nebula effect.
First quarter 2021? That's 9 months away at the outside. Sorry, but I just don't believe that. Not even if the Beta was released first quarter 2021 would I expect the official public release until late 2021, if not early 2022. Or did Frontier mean the Beta can be expected first quarter 2021? Let's be honest, if it's as big as they hint it to be and there is not even talk about a Beta date...I just don't see it.
Still, it's good news.
RIP SC. Doubt they will ever catch up with Elite now.
You are clearly underestimating the number of players that play in VR exclusively.I'm sure the whole dozen of you will manage.
FD have been working on "The New Era" (ie: This)First quarter 2021? That's 9 months away at the outside. Sorry, but I just don't believe that. Not even if the Beta was released first quarter 2021 would I expect the official public release until late 2021, if not early 2022. Or did Frontier mean the Beta can be expected first quarter 2021? Let's be honest, if it's as big as they hint it to be and there is not even talk about a Beta date...I just don't see it.
Still, it's good news.
RIP SC. Doubt they will ever catch up with Elite now.
Are we gonna get the full experience in VR as well?
I'm really looking forward how you guys will balance the gameplay interactions between VR and non VR players.
It's the best VR game out there and I use VR all the time. Once you've played ED with VR there is no going back to 2DI'm sure the whole dozen of you will manage.
I mean I've been waiting for Atmospheric Landings since Horizons was announced. But that doesn't mean I understand that video any more
ELWs would be a push too far to expect, I think, but we don't know what is in the line-up yet. The point is, this is a major step in planetary presentation and the existence of some kind of atmosphere is a first in our experience in the game.However, the association most people will have when you say ATMOSPHERES is not what is coming. This will just be the upgraded planetary graphics FD already mentioned, including ice-planets and better scattered debris. We will not get worlds with thick atmospheres like Earth or Venus. There will not be Earth-likes available to land on. FD already has a broad outline of paid expansions from the beginning with walking about and worlds with atmosphere as separate major development branches. So yes, there is atmospheric scattering in a limited way. Like vapor in craters today. Yes the visuals of some planets will have a bit of thin atmosphere, which could even just be dust and not gas. But if anyone expects gas-giant game play or landing on Earth they will be disappointed.
My hope is that not just a graphical thing or shader change to make that. That it's actually in terms of the game flagging it as a "Atmospheric World"
I mean even as a graphical change, it looks good, but you know what I mean.
I'll reserve my judgement for the gameplay trailer.
I'm sure the whole dozen of you will manage.