They would have to be sold as packs of multiple ship interiors. Or my Asp Scout would never get one.On the other hand ship interiors without gameplay can only be sold as cosmetic in the ARX store, but I guess it would be an unpopular decision.
They would have to be sold as packs of multiple ship interiors. Or my Asp Scout would never get one.On the other hand ship interiors without gameplay can only be sold as cosmetic in the ARX store, but I guess it would be an unpopular decision.
"Do you like dogs Y / N?"
"Poll is invalid, it doesn't mention cats!!!!"![]()
Exactly.I don't think FDEV will ever consider the option to add ship interiors without additional gameplay. They said so many times. Ship interiors is a big investment so it needs to make sense in the game loop.
On the other hand ship interiors without gameplay can only be sold as cosmetic in the ARX store, but I guess it would be an unpopular decision.
Again, someone making an assumption and a statement as if it were fact. The assumption here is that resources will be diverted to this project rather than acquiring additional resources for the project. We don't know how Frontier would approach this project from a resource management point of view. The statement "ship interiors without attached gameplay" suggests that the ship interiors themselves hold no gameplay value to players. This may be true for you, Darkfyre99, but it does not hold true for me. It may not hold true for other players out there. For me, the ship interiors themselves ARE gameplay that I value. I would spend ridiculous amounts of money to have and customize them.Do I want ship interiors? Yes, I do. But what I want more than anything else is skillful gameplay outside the sphere of combat. Ship interiors without attached gameplay is window dressing. Nice to have, but not at the expense of additional gameplay, as well as new settings for existing gameplay to take place in.
Ship interiors.Which planned feature would you like to see developed next?"
Well, we do. If we think about it we really do.Again, someone making an assumption and a statement as if it were fact. The assumption here is that resources will be diverted to this project rather than acquiring additional resources for the project. We don't know how Frontier would approach this project from a resource management point of view.
Ship interiors.
I was thinking more like T9 shaped lump of Stilton all holes to be added by the consumer.Sidewinder wedge shaped swiss cheese with holes large enough to see the interior!
I am not so sure about that. It really boils down to how much revenue Frontier thinks they can make from this and then balancing that out with how much they would have to spend to acquire additional resources to flesh out the project without back logging others. They are the ones who have the pulse of their players. They don't seem to be very chatty about these kind of details though.Well, we do. If we think about it we really do.
Actually we do. Frontier has followed same pattern over the last nine years: They don't increase the overall size of the team working on ED. Instead, they divert resources from one part of the game to work on another: Fleet Carriers, Powerplay, the Icy World makeover, Galnet, Combat Rebalancing, Bug Fixes, New Expansions, Community Goals, Quality of Life, Exploration... the list of things that have been delayed, dropped, or given priority over other things is huge.Again, someone making an assumption and a statement as if it were fact. The assumption here is that resources will be diverted to this project rather than acquiring additional resources for the project. We don't know how Frontier would approach this project from a resource management point of view.
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Nearly seven thousand votes on a community poll on YouTube (so far). Sure, YouTube polls aren't scientific and the audience certainly won't be 100% representative of the entire playerbase.
However, it's likely that ~6693 people out of ~6900 gives good margin for error to confidently say that; "Most players want to see ship interiors added to the game at some point."
welcome to the forum ;-)saying things like "interiors have no gameplay value" (paraphrasing) as if they were issuing factual statements
No - basic principals of project management put limits on how fast you can grow a team and how fast that team can go. It's a pretty well studied field. Throwing money at a problem rarely speeds things up - often the opposite. Well documented.I am not so sure about that. It really boils down to how much revenue Frontier thinks they can make from this and then balancing that out with how much they would have to spend to acquire additional resources to flesh out the project without back logging others. They are the ones who have the pulse of their players. They don't seem to be very chatty about these kind of details though.
What people are trying hard to prove is polls don't matter. Well, according to the logic, let's not even have elections next time cause polls are not real anyway.I'm pretty pro PvP and I'd take ship interiors over PvP balance every time![]()
If that is a persistent phenomenon, then, off the top of my head, it would indicate two possibilities: a) This game is not nearly as profitable as some of us might think or b) This game is quite profitable but revenue is being diverted away from it.Actually we do. Frontier has followed same pattern over the last nine years: They don't increase the overall size of the team working on ED. Instead, they divert resources from one part of the game to work on another: Fleet Carriers, Powerplay, the Icy World makeover, Galnet, Combat Rebalancing, Bug Fixes, New Expansions, Community Goals, Quality of Life, Exploration... the list of things that have been delayed, dropped, or given priority over other things is huge.
Northpin, you are making a very big assumption here with your statement. You are assuming that Frontier would divert resources to the project rather than acquire additional resources (manpower, etc.) to deal with it. I strongly suspect none of us really knows how Frontier would approach this project. It would all boil down to whether or not Frontier thinks that the revenue that the project would generate, either immediately in terms of a DLC or down the road with store purchases for cosmetics, would justify spending additional money to beef up their staff so that other work would not get back logged. Since they are rather tight lipped about their work, we would only find out once some sort of definitive statement was made.
If your elections are usually 'do you want someone to be in charge?' then yes, they should be cancelled.Well, according to the logic, let's not even have elections next time cause polls are not real anyway.
I mean, did you vote for the candidate that won?What people are trying hard to prove is polls don't matter. Well, according to the logic, let's not even have elections next time cause polls are not real anyway.
"Do you like dogs Y / N?"
"Poll is invalid, it doesn't mention cats!!!!"![]()
This is no joke
Who likes dogs? Cats on the other hand...
I have a dog... it's my cat's pet![]()
If your elections are usually 'do you want someone to be in charge?' then yes, they should be cancelled.