Lol - someone hasn't been watching the new starts subsection, or reading any of the 'I just bought it on Steam and it's broken' threadsI mean the game is half a decade old now. Not exactly overflowing with new players.
And how would you know? Do you work for FDev and know something we don't?I mean the game is half a decade old now. Not exactly overflowing with new players. Kinda too little too late imho. Nothing against auto landing/docking or auto piloti modules. Just waiting for the auto fight combat module![]()
The sales figures (i.e. the ones released to investors in the corporate reports which it would be a criminal offence to lie about) show about 750,000 base game sales a year for the last four years, with year 4 being slightly above the long-term average.I mean the game is half a decade old now. Not exactly overflowing with new players. Kinda too little too late imho. Nothing against auto landing/docking or auto piloti modules. Just waiting for the auto fight combat module![]()
If only it would work. The supercruise assist teaches you to do things wrong, and the advanced docking computer flat out murders youOne of the biggest complaints from 2 of my non space game friends has been the learning curve. Both needed hours of piloting help and mentoring over Discord to get into the game properly. All the beginner newbie stuff is great and I've had a play through on a 2nd account. We just need that end game multiplayer stuff now.
Hats off to FD for the work they've done on this.
Some of these will be alt accounts for existing players, of course, rather than new players - the sales figures don't distinguish and it's probable that Frontier doesn't know for certain either - but Frontier presumably believe they're mostly new players (the progression curve of an alt should be pretty obviously different!) or they wouldn't be focusing on the new player experience.
Trolling.What are you actually referring to, OP?
Advanced docking computer - 13500 crThe weird side-effect of being newbie friendly and fitting a supercruise assist and advanced docking computer to every new small ship is that veterans can get the modules for a fraction of their cost by buying a 'winder, stripping the flight assist modules off, then selling it again.
hah, good point. I guess it's more something for someone getting babby's first medium shipAdvanced docking computer - 13500 cr
Supercruise assist - 9100 cr
One rebuy for my PvP Fer-de-Lance - 10.703.211 cr
I can't hear you over the clinking sound of me bathing in my billions of credits
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Repped for that laughJust waiting for the auto fight combat module![]()