Anunciado Star Wars: Squadrons
- Thread starter CmdrAbaddon
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Pues hay una cosa que no me mola tanto, que acabo de leer como reflexión de un chico de otro foro.
Veremos la lista final de naves, pero parece que están cogiendo naves equivalentes. Ejemplo, un A-Wing tendrá su equivalente imperial en el TIE Interceptor. Entiendo que el X-Wing... quizás con el TIE Fighter "normal".
El problema es que eso... en equipos enfrentados que son iguales en número... no funciona bien del todo. Porque la mayor parte de veces, según el universo, lo que pasaba con las naves es que los cazas de la Alianza tendían a ser mejores, y los imperiales lo solventaban a base de poner números muy grandes. Ejemplo, un X-Wing era mejor que un TIE Fighter, y lo que ocurría es que ese X-Wing se encontraría a dos, tres o cuatro TIE Fighter... porque en uno contra uno, la mayor parte de veces el X-wing se cepillaría al TIE.
En el momento en que lo que tienes es un 5 vs 5, eso se rompe, porque o hacen algo del tipo que las naves sean equivalentes (que no está bien del todo), o no lo hacen, y entonces, 5 x-wing contra 5 tie fighters es un combate desigual, y los 5 x-wing ganarán la mayor parte de veces (cosa un poco incorrecta).
A ver si hacen algo del tipo equilibrar con un presupuesto de puntos, o algo así.
Veremos la lista final de naves, pero parece que están cogiendo naves equivalentes. Ejemplo, un A-Wing tendrá su equivalente imperial en el TIE Interceptor. Entiendo que el X-Wing... quizás con el TIE Fighter "normal".
El problema es que eso... en equipos enfrentados que son iguales en número... no funciona bien del todo. Porque la mayor parte de veces, según el universo, lo que pasaba con las naves es que los cazas de la Alianza tendían a ser mejores, y los imperiales lo solventaban a base de poner números muy grandes. Ejemplo, un X-Wing era mejor que un TIE Fighter, y lo que ocurría es que ese X-Wing se encontraría a dos, tres o cuatro TIE Fighter... porque en uno contra uno, la mayor parte de veces el X-wing se cepillaría al TIE.
En el momento en que lo que tienes es un 5 vs 5, eso se rompe, porque o hacen algo del tipo que las naves sean equivalentes (que no está bien del todo), o no lo hacen, y entonces, 5 x-wing contra 5 tie fighters es un combate desigual, y los 5 x-wing ganarán la mayor parte de veces (cosa un poco incorrecta).
A ver si hacen algo del tipo equilibrar con un presupuesto de puntos, o algo así.
Diría que han optado por un balanceo arbitrario, igualando las naves, pero no del todo. Las diferencias parecen mínimas, menores que en el lore, por hacer un balanceo jugable, pero si respetan al menos, lo básico de la filosofía original:
Tie y X wing parecen tener mismo firepower, el tie es un poco más rápido y el x un poco más duro
El Tie Bomber y el Y Wing parecen tener el mismo firepower, el bomber parece un poquito más rápido, y el Y parece un poquito más duro
El Tie Reaper y el U Wing parecen ser los más iguales
Y de postre, esto
y esto
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Viajero
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Respawns y tickets?
No lo veo. Creo que lo óptimo sería que cada equipo tuviese un presupuesto en puntos para confeccionar su equipo y que:
- naves aliadas, en general, mejores y más caras
- naves imperiales, en general, peores (no quiere decir peores en todo, ejemplo, el TIE Fighter en global puede ser peor que un X-Wing, pero será más ágil y rápido).
- el número de jugadores, depende del presupuesto de puntos: si tienes 5000 puntos puedes salir con 5 naves de 1000 puntos o con 10 de 500 (siempre teniendo en cuenta limitación de jugadores por servidor, etc...).
¿Por qué así?. Porque no es lo mismo que juegues, como rebelde, contra 5 imperiales que pueden sacar la misma nave 3 veces cada uno, que jugar contra 15 jugadores al mismo tiempo (por así decirlo).
Ahora, yo no soy diseñador de juegos y me baso en el lore y en como eran los juegos en single player... y si se va a hacer un juego como éste tirando a competitivo, el equilibrio es más importante.
Viajero
Volunteer Moderator
En la parte de Fleet Battle podría haber quizás, aunque ni idea.
Viajero
Volunteer Moderator
Se podrá jugar en offline:
Source: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1273808203168362496
Así que imagino que si sale un buen juego probablemente habrá buen modding.
Source: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1273808203168362496
Así que imagino que si sale un buen juego probablemente habrá buen modding.
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En un vídeo de AlehandoroVR da el dato de que se puede desactivar el HUD tipo arcade y poder pilotar a base de los instrumentos que aparecen en el panel de la nave. De verdad que no me quiero entusiasmar de más pero cada vez es más dificil.
Yo con EA las ilusiones se acabaron hace años xD, por creer, es que de ellos no creo nada. Según ellos BF5 iba a tener tres veces más contenido de base que BF1, pues bueno, no creo que se tenga que explicar a nadie que BF5 fue un verdadero truño. Esta es solo una de sus mentiras, porque si hablamos de las veces que dicen que el juego no tendrá compras in-game y después te venden hasta a tu madre...
More Details On Star Wars: Squadrons From Creative Director
Confirmación de Hotas, al menos en PC, que alguien antes pedía la cita:
Source: https://twitter.com/tibermoon/status/1272736479920508928
Posted by
u/EA_Charlemagne
Community Manager
1 day ago
Pilot Briefing — Gameplay Overview
Dev Post
Star Wars™: Squadrons is the name of our next title in a galaxy far, far away! Welcome to your first briefing, pilots. This is where you’ll learn more details about the game on the road to launch. Whether you’re eager to join the New Republic’s vanguard or fight as a titan of war for the Galactic Empire, you’ll get that chance when the game releases worldwide on October 2nd, 2020.
Made in partnership between Motive Studios, Lucasfilm Ltd., and EA, Squadrons aims to provide the deepest, most authentic starfighter experience in the Star Wars galaxy to date. You’ve likely just seen it for yourself, but if not, take a look below.
Reveal Trailer
A few years ago, our team at Motive Montreal was finishing up their work on the single-player campaign for Star Wars Battlefront™ II. During this time we (unsurprisingly) spent a lot of time playing the game. As tried and true fans, the team is incredibly passionate about Star Wars. And that passion is how the idea for this game first came to be.
Inspired by what they worked on and the community’s positive reception to the starfighter experiences, a squadron of devs built a prototype, taking learnings from Starfighter Assault and the Rogue One: VR Mission. From this, “Project Incom” was formed, and if you know your Star Wars canon well, you’ll know that the Incom Corporation was the creator of the iconic T-65B X-wing starfighter used by the Rebellion—most notably by Luke Skywalker.
But let’s get into the game itself and start with the basics of the basics: What is Star Wars: Squadrons? It’s a first-person team-based starfighter combat game set a few years after Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, simulating the iconic space battles from Star Wars like never before! In the wake of the destruction of the Empire’s second Death Star, the Rebel Alliance has reformed into the New Republic. Despite their climactic victory over the forest moon of Endor, though, the war is not over.
Star Wars: Squadrons gives fans a look at how the war continued throughout the galaxy after the death of the Emperor. Unlike during the years of fighting during the Galactic Civil War leading up to this point, the Empire and the New Republic are much closer in power than they ever had been, allowing for head-to-head combat across the stars.
Gameplay Reveal
The single-player story of Star Wars: Squadrons will help you hone your skills while taking you through a tale that shows you both sides of the war. As the Empire faces infighting and desertion after Endor, the New Republic has a classified plan to stop the mighty Imperial fleet. From mission to mission, players will switch between their custom pilots on either side; a freedom fighter for the New Republic and a hardened warrior in the Imperial Navy. Both sides are fighting for what they believe in—and both will do whatever it takes to win.
In addition to a brand-new story, you’ll also earn your wings in multiplayer battles. Dogfights is a 5v5 mode where two teams earn points by destroying opponents' starfighters in a traditional team deathmatch setting. Fleet Battles is Squadrons’ signature mode. You can play with both players (5v5) and AI (or just AI by yourself) in a multi-stage, objective-based battle. Advance the frontline by dominating the enemy in an intense tug-of-war and carry out bombing runs to take out capital ships to reach your primary objective: the destruction of the enemy flagship.
Pilots will also get to customize themselves and their ships across the fleets on both sides, both aesthetically and functionally. Neither of these will be purchasable with real-world money. Everything in-game is either earned or unlocked via gameplay.
How you specialize the various functions of your favorite starfighters is even more important. While playing, you’ll be able to unlock components for your ships so that they can perform to your preferred specifications. Each starfighter can be outfitted uniquely, too, meaning an X-wing may have some different upgrade options than an A-wing or a Y-wing. Ship components range from different weaponry, auxiliary parts that aid in repairing or engaging your enemies, and much more.
Ship Component Slots
Ships Available
Mastering power management on the fly is what will separate you from the space dust you leave in your wake. Not all starfighters have shields, but those that do have the ability to manually focus them entirely to the front or back when needed, giving twice the protection to one part of the ship but at the cost of no shielding to the other. With this, though, they’ll typically have slightly lower max speed and offensive capabilities than their unshielded counterparts. Additionally, unshielded ships can quickly transfer additional power to their engines or blasters when they need them the most.
Learning which ships perform best to your capabilities (while also keeping squadron’s balance in mind) will help you excel in the cockpit. Because of the uniqueness between ships and factions, you’ll have the option to have matchmaking prioritize which faction you prefer to play a part of, be it for loyalty or functionality.
There’s even more we could get into, but we’ll save for another day. Launch isn’t far off and the team is working hard on the final polishing of the game before getting it into your hands. We’re incredibly excited for that day to come, so hang in there with us!
Keep your sights on the horizon for more news, pilots! We’d love to hear any questions you have, too! If we can, we’ll be sure to answer them in a Pilot Briefing or somewhere else online. In the future, we’re going to go deeper on some important topics, but until next time, safe travels through the hyperspace lanes! And keep your distance from any enemy ships. But don’t look like you’re trying to keep your distance. I don’t know...fly casual!
See you in the stars, pilots.
Será jugable SOLO en primera persona, no hay 3rd view
Q&A
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsSquadrons/comments/hbwddb/star_wars_squadrons_frequently_asked_questions/
Confirmación de Hotas, al menos en PC, que alguien antes pedía la cita:
Source: https://twitter.com/tibermoon/status/1272736479920508928
Posted by
u/EA_Charlemagne
Community Manager
1 day ago
Pilot Briefing — Gameplay Overview
Dev Post
Star Wars™: Squadrons is the name of our next title in a galaxy far, far away! Welcome to your first briefing, pilots. This is where you’ll learn more details about the game on the road to launch. Whether you’re eager to join the New Republic’s vanguard or fight as a titan of war for the Galactic Empire, you’ll get that chance when the game releases worldwide on October 2nd, 2020.
Made in partnership between Motive Studios, Lucasfilm Ltd., and EA, Squadrons aims to provide the deepest, most authentic starfighter experience in the Star Wars galaxy to date. You’ve likely just seen it for yourself, but if not, take a look below.
Reveal Trailer
A few years ago, our team at Motive Montreal was finishing up their work on the single-player campaign for Star Wars Battlefront™ II. During this time we (unsurprisingly) spent a lot of time playing the game. As tried and true fans, the team is incredibly passionate about Star Wars. And that passion is how the idea for this game first came to be.
Inspired by what they worked on and the community’s positive reception to the starfighter experiences, a squadron of devs built a prototype, taking learnings from Starfighter Assault and the Rogue One: VR Mission. From this, “Project Incom” was formed, and if you know your Star Wars canon well, you’ll know that the Incom Corporation was the creator of the iconic T-65B X-wing starfighter used by the Rebellion—most notably by Luke Skywalker.
But let’s get into the game itself and start with the basics of the basics: What is Star Wars: Squadrons? It’s a first-person team-based starfighter combat game set a few years after Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, simulating the iconic space battles from Star Wars like never before! In the wake of the destruction of the Empire’s second Death Star, the Rebel Alliance has reformed into the New Republic. Despite their climactic victory over the forest moon of Endor, though, the war is not over.
Star Wars: Squadrons gives fans a look at how the war continued throughout the galaxy after the death of the Emperor. Unlike during the years of fighting during the Galactic Civil War leading up to this point, the Empire and the New Republic are much closer in power than they ever had been, allowing for head-to-head combat across the stars.
Gameplay Reveal
The single-player story of Star Wars: Squadrons will help you hone your skills while taking you through a tale that shows you both sides of the war. As the Empire faces infighting and desertion after Endor, the New Republic has a classified plan to stop the mighty Imperial fleet. From mission to mission, players will switch between their custom pilots on either side; a freedom fighter for the New Republic and a hardened warrior in the Imperial Navy. Both sides are fighting for what they believe in—and both will do whatever it takes to win.
In addition to a brand-new story, you’ll also earn your wings in multiplayer battles. Dogfights is a 5v5 mode where two teams earn points by destroying opponents' starfighters in a traditional team deathmatch setting. Fleet Battles is Squadrons’ signature mode. You can play with both players (5v5) and AI (or just AI by yourself) in a multi-stage, objective-based battle. Advance the frontline by dominating the enemy in an intense tug-of-war and carry out bombing runs to take out capital ships to reach your primary objective: the destruction of the enemy flagship.
Pilots will also get to customize themselves and their ships across the fleets on both sides, both aesthetically and functionally. Neither of these will be purchasable with real-world money. Everything in-game is either earned or unlocked via gameplay.
How you specialize the various functions of your favorite starfighters is even more important. While playing, you’ll be able to unlock components for your ships so that they can perform to your preferred specifications. Each starfighter can be outfitted uniquely, too, meaning an X-wing may have some different upgrade options than an A-wing or a Y-wing. Ship components range from different weaponry, auxiliary parts that aid in repairing or engaging your enemies, and much more.
Ship Component Slots
- Primary Weapons
- Auxiliary (x2)
- Countermeasures
- Hull
- Shields
- Engines
Ships Available
- T-65B X-wing starfighter
- BTL-A4 Y-wing assault starfighter/bomber
- RZ-1 A-wing interceptor
- UT-60D U-wing starfighter/support craft
- TIE/ln starfighter (“TIE fighter”)
- TIE/sa bomber (“TIE bomber”)
- TIE/in interceptor (“TIE interceptor”)
- TIE/rp reaper attack lander (“TIE reaper”)
Mastering power management on the fly is what will separate you from the space dust you leave in your wake. Not all starfighters have shields, but those that do have the ability to manually focus them entirely to the front or back when needed, giving twice the protection to one part of the ship but at the cost of no shielding to the other. With this, though, they’ll typically have slightly lower max speed and offensive capabilities than their unshielded counterparts. Additionally, unshielded ships can quickly transfer additional power to their engines or blasters when they need them the most.
Learning which ships perform best to your capabilities (while also keeping squadron’s balance in mind) will help you excel in the cockpit. Because of the uniqueness between ships and factions, you’ll have the option to have matchmaking prioritize which faction you prefer to play a part of, be it for loyalty or functionality.
There’s even more we could get into, but we’ll save for another day. Launch isn’t far off and the team is working hard on the final polishing of the game before getting it into your hands. We’re incredibly excited for that day to come, so hang in there with us!
Keep your sights on the horizon for more news, pilots! We’d love to hear any questions you have, too! If we can, we’ll be sure to answer them in a Pilot Briefing or somewhere else online. In the future, we’re going to go deeper on some important topics, but until next time, safe travels through the hyperspace lanes! And keep your distance from any enemy ships. But don’t look like you’re trying to keep your distance. I don’t know...fly casual!
See you in the stars, pilots.
Será jugable SOLO en primera persona, no hay 3rd view
Star Wars: Squadrons is locked to first-person view - VG247
Star Wars: Squadrons just got more/less exciting, depending on who's reading this.
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Q&A
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWarsSquadrons/comments/hbwddb/star_wars_squadrons_frequently_asked_questions/
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Viajero
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Yo lo voy a reservar porque Mich lo ha reservado. El sello de garantía Mich no lo recibe un juego todos los dias
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Yo lo voy a reservar porque Mich lo ha reservado. El sello de garantía Mich no lo recibe un juego todos los dias
De fenómenos, el tercio de las batallas de lugh vuelve en octubre.
Con un humor muy fino, la opinión de Obsidian Ant
Espero que no reciclen todo el Battlefront 2...