the other place smells of elderberries
Your Neil Armstrong moment is a fade to black teleport outside... surely not?
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the other place smells of elderberries
When I is overwhelmed by all der impersion I fade to black too. So is only relatistic.
Don't forget to refill your oxygen tanks.
It will probably be something like seeing the console turn off/chair moves back and you stand up before it fades to black and you teleport to the top of the ramp or elevator. I don’t think it will be something so drastic as suddenly teleporting outside, some distance away from your ship. At least I hope not!
Some ships don’t have ramps or noticeable elevators though so I’m not sure what will happen there..
Some ships don’t have ramps or noticeable elevators though so I’m not sure what will happen there..
Considering the amount of purple haired commanders, i guess we will see this quite often
Back in the day fading to black was a luxury!
we should probably start a campaign for a stair lift... you know for imurshion purposes on the cutter.
with a ship the size of a cutter one simply doesnt just take the stairs.....
I'm an immersion nut, and yet fade to black does not bother me. Do you really concentrate on every little moment between leaving your house and driving to work? Do you focus intently on your hand as it opens your car door? Do you focus intently on your surroundings as you climb in and out of your vehicle? Or, like most people, does your daily commute "fade to black" as your mind focuses on other things like what's playing on the radio or the conversation you're having on your phone?
All of that said, if you're looking for immersive space legs, you should really give Space Engineers a go!
All of that said, if you're looking for immersive space legs, you should really give Space Engineers a go!
Every time you say it I swear I hear a 'kerching' noise
Did you read my original post correctly?
I'm not on about brushing my teeth, putting my suit on, opening airlocks, getting weapons from the weapons locker etc.
I said an animation of getting out of your seat and walking to the cockpit door THEN a blackout to cut out the rest of the ship interior THEN an animation of walking down or climbing down the exterior ladder.
So your entire argument is defunct, mate.
One of the main issues I'm pushing, and I will push it again - because believe me it sounds like you need it spelling out again. Is how stupid this will look from the outside or from the cockpit when other players do it if they just magically vanish and appear.
It's about finding that balance where you can play the game without seeing the obvious gameplay mechanic poking you in the face, and saving the devs having to do loads of work to move around the cabin freestyle only to make the rest of your ship redundant till a later date (assuming full ship interior gameplay comes at some point in the future).
And fully animated repairs, refits and repaints. And not being able to take off until the paint drys. Now that's immersion!!!
In all seriousness there is a distinct group of people who absolutely focus on details and constantly miss the forest for the trees. It's related to a certain spectrum, you find plenty of them in sci fi communities. Heck Star Citizen is largely build on that perspective.
It's so annoying when people wake you up with screaming from a microsleep while driving.
"Brought to you by Carl's Jr."Every time you say it I swear I hear a 'kerching' noise
Had something like that in a game for the PS2, called 'Mace Griffin; Bounty Hunter', but the game was buggy as heck, so I never got far into it. You could walk into your ship and fly off, though, and vice versa.