AI pilots to kill that only end gamers can kill and have to be in a wing with like ships too.
No! Every single MMO does this and it's totally impractical for the hours I work and the free time that I have.
AI pilots to kill that only end gamers can kill and have to be in a wing with like ships too.
What is the 'endgame'?
So I've been roving around space for a few days now. I have a Cobra Mk3 and the only upgrade I'm seeing that I want from this point is an Anaconda or a Type5 heavy, which are both several million. Up until this point, my motivation has largely been to get a fancier ship, and I've done a little bit of trading and deliveries, but most of my money has come from bounty hunting and, more recently, high conflict zones where I can net something like 200k in 20min.
I looked into power play, but a lot of it seems to basically boil down to "spend half an hour flying around for some extremely minor benefit". So far joining a Power has been more useful in terms of finding more people to blast out of space than it is for actually participating in power play.
At the point I'm at now, my Cobra 3 is pretty much fully-upgraded (its rebuy is about 150k now). I have the highest levels of all the parts and weapons I want. So now I'm realizing that all I have left to look forwards to is my next ship, which is still several million away.
Since the most cost-effective way to make money seems to be high conflict zones, I'm basically facing the reality that I might just be spending hours and hours cycling through the same big battle purely to earn cash, which I'll use for a better ship, and then... ... that's it? I 'won the game'? I can't think of anything else I'd do once I have my fully-upgraded Anaconda. It's not as if I'd need any money anymore beyond ensuring I have enough for rebuy. What is there left to do at that point? What other goals are there to shoot for once you have the biggest ship and best guns?
No! Every single MMO does this and it's totally impractical for the hours I work and the free time that I have.
There is no endgame.
Or midgame.
Or game.
I can categorically state there is no endgame. No finish line. No winner's trophy. That's not what this game is about.
After a year of play I'm not yet ranked Elite on trade, combat or exploration. I'll get there when I get there. I just play.
Currently I have eighteen of the twenty ships available and around 30M CR in the bank - although normally I just have three; a trade Anaconda, a combat Python and an Asp explorer.
At the weekend I traded metal to Antal (a hostile faction system) for the Community Goal got a 4M CR "thank you" and then took an Imperial Clipper and went mining in the rings of DISCI 1.
Tonight I'll probably take my Python for some combat. As the mood takes me. I do what I want, when I feel like it. That, in my opinion, is the point of the game.
Have you taken your Conda into a SSS with no backup? I'll take my Python or Conda into one,sometimes against 8 ships, 20 minutes later I'm crawling home on life support with a big smile on my face.
would be nice to have some really hard AI pilots to kill that only end gamers can kill and have to be in a wing with like ships too.
No! Every single MMO does this and it's totally impractical for the hours I work and the free time that I have.
The game is open-ended. There is no "end game".
There is no final destination, not "You have won!" video at the end: The journey is the game. Where you you want to go next?
You are the Commander & pilot of your own starship.
The year is 3301.
The place is the Milky Way galaxy.
And if you can find them
Maybe you can hire
The A-Wing
So I've been roving around space for a few days now. I have a Cobra Mk3 and the only upgrade I'm seeing that I want from this point is an Anaconda or a Type5 heavy, which are both several million. Up until this point, my motivation has largely been to get a fancier ship, and I've done a little bit of trading and deliveries, but most of my money has come from bounty hunting and, more recently, high conflict zones where I can net something like 200k in 20min.
I looked into power play, but a lot of it seems to basically boil down to "spend half an hour flying around for some extremely minor benefit". So far joining a Power has been more useful in terms of finding more people to blast out of space than it is for actually participating in power play.
At the point I'm at now, my Cobra 3 is pretty much fully-upgraded (its rebuy is about 150k now). I have the highest levels of all the parts and weapons I want. So now I'm realizing that all I have left to look forwards to is my next ship, which is still several million away.
Since the most cost-effective way to make money seems to be high conflict zones, I'm basically facing the reality that I might just be spending hours and hours cycling through the same big battle purely to earn cash, which I'll use for a better ship, and then... ... that's it? I 'won the game'? I can't think of anything else I'd do once I have my fully-upgraded Anaconda. It's not as if I'd need any money anymore beyond ensuring I have enough for rebuy. What is there left to do at that point? What other goals are there to shoot for once you have the biggest ship and best guns?
Without "toys" with which to do things, isn't any undeveloped framework eligible to be called a sandbox by that definition?
A C# compiler is a sandbox if you really want to be tricky.![]()