That speed is only possible in vehicles. That leaves the leg play kinda in between. Or the vehicle game play. Kinda dependant on what you emphasize, no? Not every walking simulator fan is a fan of MS Flight 2032 or whatever the current release is.
Game Discussions Star Citizen Discussion Thread v12
- Thread starter Yaffle
- Start date
-
- Tags
- star citizen
I would if CIG were not trying to implement it already. The full persistence thingy is similar to full gfx fidelity in the early development - carts before horses. Without trying to understand whether there is a networking solution solution that can support it, CIG just jumped right in. I think that ultimately it will be sacrificed on the altar of Things Actually Working, but these concessions are showing up only now, when the networking question finally starts getting some kind of an answer.
That eerily sounds like meteorism shockwaves.
I thought always it was pure nolokius, but such fancy words like you - I could never find such.
You have fever and hullocinate.
Viajero
Volunteer Moderator
Yeah, but leg play is already an issue even at 1/10th of real scales as it is now in SC or NMS. You need terrestrial or air vehicles of some kind to traverse those in any reasonable times either way to get to POIs or any other location you want, and which is what happens already in those games anyways so
At the end of the day we are talking space sims here. Moving in a space ships at any arbitrary speed you want in low or high orbit to get where you want is possible. Same for land vehicles, even with magical zero gravity bikes that can go at uber speeds if you so desire, as a dev.
Last edited:
Yeah, lets think something like Earth, it is somehwhat like 12 700 km in diameter, tenth of that is 1270 km, to circle whole planet is 3.14.... times more. You could easily have distances in surface that are tens or hundreds of kilometers. Happy walking, or even driving.Leg play would also be an issue even at 1/10th of real scales as it is now in SC or NMS. You need terrestrial or air vehicles of some kind to traverse those in any reasonable times either way so
I have a fever. And the only cure is more bartenders!
Note that it's quite impossible for a twitch FPS shooter (like Planetside 2 or SC) - slowing down the movement, using less physical ammo based weapons (hitscan is easier to track than individual bullets), getting everything down to the speed of a virtual cluster of servers (so accounting for the ping + latency between servers + processing time) so each event can be tracked you can definitely do it. If you think of EvE, it's not the right example now, as there's been a LOT of progress since EvE was coded with an software architecture that's now heavily outdated. Still, it HAS to be a bespoke game engine as the main loop MUST get its events from the server cluster, and of course it has to support the game design itself. Not completely out of the question for a "space game" as realistic ships would not be able to twitch move like SC fighters do.
rings the martini glass rhythmically
You need to post that video in the thread asking for drinks ordering in Ody. There are some who think that would be a great way to spend resources.
Ahaha, I would love to see a similar one for my pet peevee - the Vanduul combat animations.You need to post that video in the thread asking for drinks ordering in Ody. There are some who think that would be a great way to spend resources.
With the amount of polish CIG use Mr Sheen should be the biggest company in the world!
Servers are bit expensive to be used as potato mashers. Not very ergonomical either.
[current_year+2]
No, current year
Server Meshing 2017, then