Actually, LEP owners have been playing the game for so long that they have a bag of these ARKs.Yes, and LEP holders will have it in August.
Actually, LEP owners have been playing the game for so long that they have a bag of these ARKs.Yes, and LEP holders will have it in August.
Sorry but some people don't quite get the question right. A new entry and THIS will then appear for everyone.Interested yes, supporting, no. Not a ship that is not available any other way, even if it is just for 3 months. I'm ok with the preconfigured ship packages. You can buy and build the very same ships ingame.
LoLIn my opinion, it's vital we make our displeasure known on-stream today since it's the last big outlet we have before FDEV can pull the move. And it's going to be a good indication of if the upper brass responsible for Elite are from the games industry, or corporate sacks who will run things like Bobby Kotick at Ubisoft (Read: To the ground)
Sounds about right, yes. I used to buy ARX regularly two or three times a year to support the game, but I have to admit I haven't done so for a year now. The rise of cost-of-living and overall economic squeeze from all sides has made me cut many "frivolous" expenses like this and Fdev isn't the only one losing out, sadlyI guess the majority of ED players only bought ED and Odyssey (at a discount) and then never spent any ARX while playing for months or years.
Python MK II locked behind ARX paywall for non-Odyssey players (please allow them to play the game as anyone else, make it available for credits) ---
YesGenuine question here. Did LEP holders get free access to the Odyssey alpha testing?
Which ship was that?Horizons had its own "Horizons only" ship -
Which ship was that?
How would that work?In my opinion, it's vital we make our displeasure known on-stream today since it's the last big outlet we have before FDEV can pull the move. And it's going to be a good indication of if the upper brass responsible for Elite are from the games industry, or corporate sacks who will run things to the ground like many of the corporate types at big studios.
As I mentioned in another thread, the new feature will allow us to build zoos and theme parks in ED (on aptly named planets).I have nothing against ships for money, but only if that money goes to ED development and not another zoo building simulator.
But something tells me that zoos are exactly where my ARX will go.
If it’s not a case of perceived FOMO then why are Frontier using this model? If no-one feels they are missing out, why would they pay for access?FOMO (which is not even a FOMO since you wont be missing Mk2 anyway)
I dunno. The minute peeps detect that factory fresh Python 2 in the water itsIf it’s not a case of perceived FOMO then why are Frontier using this model? If no-one feels they are missing out, why would they pay for access?
Bad news for Frontier if you’re right.
Or maybe I’m not. But for the Horizons owners the only other option would be to buy Odysse. It is a greyish area in some ways.I was going to disagree with you, but you're right.
I guess my issue with locking the Python mkII behind ARX for non-Odyssey owners is that it's not an expansion. I guess I'm just not thinking of it in the right way.
I can’t do that as this is the only game in the field I have looked at, in fact it is the only big game I have.I still don't like it. I still don't agree with Frontier doing it.
I expected better behaviour from Frontier, I expected better standards. It's like horrible tasting medicine you have to swallow, you know it's for your own good, but you hate doing it.
I keep comparing Frontier to Hello Games, and Elite Dangerous feels like No Man's Sky in reverse. NMS had a horrible launch, but HG rebuilt all that lack of trust and faith from their community and did it without needing to charge anything for any update/expansion/DLC. Frontier seem to have had a good launch with Elite Dangerous and have over the years constantly goofed things up over and over again, almost as if they are trying to ruin Elite on purpose.
I suppose it helps that I don’t really think about Elite as a game where I am competing against other people in general. Of course there are occasions where I am to a greater or lesser extent but for most of the time it isn’t a competition but an activity.But I guess I'm just not thinking of it in the right way.
A dead fish?I dunno. The minute peeps detect that factory fresh Python 2 in the water its
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But if you take the module out, it won't be part of the rebuy.If rebuy is 0 Cr, is this a potential (albeit limited) exploit?
If you can take out a module from a bought pre-engineered ship and the rebuy is indeed 0 Cr, does that become an engineered module printing machine? Buy new ship, take out module, blow up ship and get a new one (with identical modules) and do it again?
Ravenous wallet fish after morsels of flesh more like.A dead fish?![]()
What I mean is, the pre engineered ships are sold as a package, and that the danger is if the game treats that as a 'baseline' rebuy option (a bit like the alternative starter ships) its generating modules out of nothing. So if you have an FDL with G5 everything you can kit out other ships by taking the modules, blowing up and then organ donoring for free.But if you take the module out, it won't be part of the rebuy.
I think it could work. Rebuy cost depends on the purchase cost of the ship and modules. If you got it for 0cr, that ship and the modules could have a free "rebuy".