I do not agree with the ranks about, the first cmdr who made triple elite took 1000 hours, I have 2000 and I am far from that, it is not easier to rise now, except trade i think
Hi Will, any progress on getting the mission page to open for XBone players?
Ah... no.Guys, please ... be serious: there is NO reason to "thank" FDev for solving a (big) problem that they themselves have caused.
The "thank you" is comic. A series of insults would probably be more appropriate.
Unless you're addressing a politician, in which case it is almost always appropriate.A series of insults is almost never appropriate.
Yeah. That's why there is a middle way.Maybe not, but neither is mindless thankfulness and boot licking.
Ah, come on! It's not fair to come up with such obvious and extreme examples for an antithesis!Unless you're addressing a politician, in which case it is almost always appropriate.
you shout "hooorraay" as if the fact that the fd started fixing the problems of the September update is some kind of special achievement for them, if so, then hardly any kind of hater can humiliate them more than you do now.Hurrah for FDev, hurrah for Will, hurrah for Flimley, hurrah for everything (except toxicity and nagativity)
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Great post and to add my own, was one of the original KS backers, I have enjoyed hours upon hours of playtime but literally as much as I love the potential of the game, the only enjoyment in the game is the people who play with me, sadly most of those have left the game because of the issues and lack of communication, attention to details.I think ... I hope they know how badly this has damaged their relationship with the players esp. the long term players, there have been so many commenting here in the forum it should be hard to miss.
It has seriously damaged my personal relationship with Elite. I took scrn shots last night of my current Cmdr's status in the Codex with a view to simply not returning again and re-awaking my focus with Visual Studio and my Raspberry Pi in my evenings and spare time.
And, @Will Flanagan whilst I have you attention [ if I do ], I just want to mention that with over 4,500hours in the Elitian Universe I dislike how easy it has become to earn credits, how easy it has become to rank up etc. How a couple of hours of Void Opal mining can net 100's of millions of credits.
I understand why, and I assume it is because there are many, many players out there who want to join the Elitian Universe play for a while, get the big ships and the high ranks and move on, but I, as a long term [2nd life?] player don't like it. When I first started, gaining my next ship took many hours and days of play to work for my first Python and to work for my Anaconda and I felt like I had achieved it. It took a long time for me to achieve my Elite ranks and, again, it was an achievement.
That sense of achievement doesn't seem to be there anymore. I do not know whether I have simply burned out [note, I have been programming since the 1970's and still have not burned out on that] or if my in-game experience means I find everything easier anyway but the you tube videos like "get an Anaconda in 24 hours" seem to indicate it is actually easier that it used to be.
There are some wonderful game play ideas I have read, e.g. the recent one where instead of your SLF pilot dying they are captured by the attacking ship and you have to go, chase the pirate down and either pay a ransom or destroy said pirate and pick up your SLF pilot in an escape capsule. Yet depth of game play seems to be increasingly missing and grind [and I am specifically thinking of the click, click, click of engineering when traveling to an engineer and having an additional button along the lines of "use up all of my mats and engineer as far as you can" would remove some of the repeated clickety click grind 'game' play.
I thoroughly enjoy flying my spaceships and Elite seems unique and there are many other shoot-em-ups out there I just hope that Elite can return to being unique.
This long post is not a moan, I do not intend for it to be a grumble but it is written with a feeling of sadness for "my" elite that seems to have become lost.
That sense of achievement doesn't seem to be there anymore. I do not know whether I have simply burned out [note, I have been programming since the 1970's and still have not burned out on that] or if my in-game experience means I find everything easier anyway but the you tube videos like "get an Anaconda in 24 hours" seem to indicate it is actually easier that it used to be.
Because that reflects badly on you, instead of on Frontier.Nah. FD left the game to rot over the weekend without so much as a sorry.
Why should we be polite when the offending party doesn't even apologise?
Maybe not, but neither is mindless thankfulness and boot licking.
Meh. I'm just a customer who wants to access a product he paid for.Because that reflects badly on you, instead of on Frontier.
Or you could say nothing at all.Meh. I'm just a customer who wants to access a product he paid for.
I forgot though that companies these days are deities to be worshipped.
They have been polite...unlike some people posting here who are being rude for the sake of being rude thinking it makes them look cool.The onus is on FD to apologise. Why are they exempt from being polite?