Rez said:two "slicks" in one sentence, Gamasutra?
Really?
=p
:lol
This is very ambitious. I really hope it works out though, having an FPS where the players really impact the world and who controls it would be freaking awesome.
Rez said:two "slicks" in one sentence, Gamasutra?
Really?
=p
JoeMartin said:All of it sounds like it could be interesting but it all also sounds arbitrary at this point. Direct what kind of objectives, and to what end? And to what degree will the console players affect the gameplay of the PC players? Just how closely will the games really be connected? Will it be a superficial link wherein the games loosely translate non-essential influence to one another, or will it goes as far as having direct market and sovereignty interaction, possibly even avatar interaction via Ambulation?
Rez said:two "slicks" in one sentence, Gamasutra?
Really?
=p
Micromegas said:EDIT: Just watched the video - looks great. However, I'm getting a bit tired of developers pigeon-holing "console" gamers and what "console gamers" like to do. I'd be more than happy with straight-up EVE on the PS3, but this looks good too. Hopefully it will retain that hardcore edge that EVE has.
Mindlog said:It might have the best netcode of any large FPS game out yet, so there's that.
but it might have a lot of stupid frustrating mechanics
Translated Interview
eve dreads must suck pretty bad if they can't conduct a proper orbital bombardment
Vinci said:Oh god, don't talk about sovereignty. Not in connection to this. Blood will be shed.
Bryant said:Sounds to me like this is going to add a whole new market level and sov system. While it seems good and all, it makes me wonder if a bunch of xbox idiots wont just mess up everything, play the game just to kill and not worry about whose sov they are messing with, may end up hurting smaller alliances...
Anywho, we need to start recruiting now for the anti-goonswarm DUST alliance
get outBryant said:Sounds to me like this is going to add a whole new market level and sov system. While it seems good and all, it makes me wonder if a bunch of xbox idiots wont just mess up everything, play the game just to kill and not worry about whose sov they are messing with, may end up hurting smaller alliances...
Anywho, we need to start recruiting now for the anti-goonswarm DUST alliance
Winterblink said:I'm not sure it's fair to call it generic and derivative, I mean how many first person shooters out there aren't? As a long time player of EVE I think the visuals fit in perfectly with the established style of EVE itself, which is what I was hoping for. Gameplay wise it's too early to tell based on a short trailer and a smattering of gameplay details.
Dev Interview said:K: And between the Employer in Eve and the soldiers only money is transfered? Or are there more ways, which would mean the Eve player could support his soldiers.
CCP: Through higher values of money the player supports his soldiers more. And yes, money will be the minimum an Eve player can transfer to his soldiers.
K: And in return the Eve player get's the corresponding Sector of one planet, if his soldiers win the battle. If he owns most sectors on a planet, he will own the planet. But what does he get from that?
CCP: What can be done with the planets will be announced next year at the time our next expansion is due. This will introduce planetary control. If a player controls a certain amound of planets in one sun system, he will own the whole system. That expands our souverenity system and makes warfare within Eve more transparent and shifts it to a whole new level.
Bryant said:Sounds to me like this is going to add a whole new market level and sov system. While it seems good and all, it makes me wonder if a bunch of xbox idiots wont just mess up everything, play the game just to kill and not worry about whose sov they are messing with, may end up hurting smaller alliances...
Anywho, we need to start recruiting now for the anti-goonswarm DUST alliance
Asmodai said:And screw anti-Goonswarm, Goonswarm is the best thing about EVE. They're the only ones who don't take it way too seriously.
JoeMartin said:Goons take it just as seriously as the next alliance. They just spam CAOD into the ground with their pseudo-I-don't-give-a-fuck attitude. Goons are good at controlling their image, I'll give them that much. But they're not holding onto 2 entire regions and a massive POS network by not caring.
Asmodai said:But when it comes to consoles, you watch: we will show the EVE world what genuine indifference looks like!
JoeMartin said:So you want EVE players to give away their money, cross their fingers and hope for the best?
FoxSpirit said:Depends on WHO cares.
The Mitani certainly does.
The goons... people tell me they really suck at the game. But they are Barbarians lead by worldclass leaders, which completely balances things out.
And they are legion.
Long live the GoonSwarm!!
*total fanboy*
good timesDarklord said:I can see it now.
"Hey guys! I'm going to pick a rifle to fight with! I'll be there in a sec!"
*You need combat lv3, Rifle training lv3, Reloading skill lv2, Aiming lv1, Specialty Rifle Combat lv2.*
"Err..ok, I'll train them"
*Training left: 4d22h13m*
*4d22h13m later*
"Finally I can use the Rifle, wait, wheres my ammo?"
*You need ammunition training lv2, Rifle Ammunition lv3, Bullet Penetration lv2, Magazine refinement training Lv3*
*Training left: 17d12h16m*
Asmodai said:True. I have to admit, if they really didn't care, they wouldn't put in enough time to be competitive with the societal outcasts that compose the rest of the alliances in EVE. But their motivations are better: they're in it to have fun, to piss off uptight nerds, and things of the like. The other alliances seem to be trying to live their life in the game instead.
Bryant said:Sounds to me like this is going to add a whole new market level and sov system. While it seems good and all, it makes me wonder if a bunch of xbox idiots wont just mess up everything, play the game just to kill and not worry about whose sov they are messing with, may end up hurting smaller alliances...
Anywho, we need to start recruiting now for the anti-goonswarm DUST alliance
JoeMartin said:I'd say it's quite rather the opposite. Goons are so busy being goons all the time that it completely consumes them. And while their antics may be funny to read about from the third person on the internet, they are the very embodiment of societal outcasts.
More to the point, anyone seriously involved with EVE in any capacity is in every right a "nerd" by conventional definition, and Goons can throw a fit as well as any of them.
Goons are just as serious, blob just as much, nap everything in sight the same, and cry foul when they lose just as much as the next alliance. They're playing the same game with the same rules as everyone else and they are by no means an exception - if they were genuinely only about griefing internet nerds and getting carebear tears then there are far better avenues towards accomplishing it than conquering multiple 0.0 regions. The only thing that's different about Goons is that they have everyone believing that they're different, even themselves.
Micromegas said:I'd be more than happy with straight-up EVE on the PS3.
timetokill said:I love CCP
Pretty much the only company doing things with MMOs to deliver on the promise of MMOs, in my opinion.
Winterblink said:Historically, CCP's been really big on integration of game data into the outside-the-game experience. It started out as just some data shown on the forums, and they've been externalizing bits and pieces for years through their API. When rumblings about DUST being a console shooter started hitting the webz, I figured they'd find a way to tie that experience directly into the game (and vice versa) somehow, looks like that was a correct assumption.
Being a console shooter I hope to christ they do their homework based on the successes and failures of other consoles. Make it painless on day 1 (get your fucking servers ready for the demand), make it seamless to jump into games (especially with your friends), and get your controls nailed down before launch. I'd be surprised if they didn't do some kind of COD-style reward system, but what would be awesome is if the availability of those rewards or other supplies is directly tied into game data as well.
eggandI said:They should have just added this FPS portion to EVE. Nobody's going to buy generic FPS shooter #43985 because it has some arbitrary tie ins with EVE. Shame, I would have given EVE another go if this had been integrated in it.
CoLaN said:That looks like Planetside on steroids.
Day 1, especially being an EVE online player.
Darklord said:I can see it now.
"Hey guys! I'm going to pick a rifle to fight with! I'll be there in a sec!"
*You need combat lv3, Rifle training lv3, Reloading skill lv2, Aiming lv1, Specialty Rifle Combat lv2.*
"Err..ok, I'll train them"
*Training left: 4d22h13m*
*4d22h13m later*
"Finally I can use the Rifle, wait, wheres my ammo?"
*You need ammunition training lv2, Rifle Ammunition lv3, Bullet Penetration lv2, Magazine refinement training Lv3*
*Training left: 17d12h16m*