Hey guys.
So... I'm still kind of playing around in the game, doing a bit of everything, trying to pin down and create a sort of code for myself for how I play once the game is released. And to do that I feel like I need to brush up on exactly how what affects what.
I know in one of David Braben's earlier interviews, he mentioned that players may not actually want to align themselves with the Federation or Imperial forces because it could drastically affect trading in nearby systems, but just how much will that sort of thing have an effect on the game world and whatnot?
I'll probably join a group or player's guild at some point, but with the game's economics so dependent on the players, I think I should probably join a group of players that have similar ideals, ethics, and whatnot.
Basically I'm wondering if going into the combat zones and choosing sides will prevent me from accessing the other side's systems at some point.
So... I'm still kind of playing around in the game, doing a bit of everything, trying to pin down and create a sort of code for myself for how I play once the game is released. And to do that I feel like I need to brush up on exactly how what affects what.
I know in one of David Braben's earlier interviews, he mentioned that players may not actually want to align themselves with the Federation or Imperial forces because it could drastically affect trading in nearby systems, but just how much will that sort of thing have an effect on the game world and whatnot?
I'll probably join a group or player's guild at some point, but with the game's economics so dependent on the players, I think I should probably join a group of players that have similar ideals, ethics, and whatnot.
Basically I'm wondering if going into the combat zones and choosing sides will prevent me from accessing the other side's systems at some point.