Since Eve is a game for people who find Excel spreadsheets and numbers fun, what kind of FPS is this gonna be?
Since Eve is a game for people who find Excel spreadsheets and numbers fun, what kind of FPS is this gonna be?
Bethesdas remaster would probably be nothing more than a version with updated graphics and lighting and support for modern software. This guy is rebuilding the game from scratch in a modern engine.
It can be pretty finicky, but it’s definitely possible.
If you select the coast of a landmass to land there the prompt should say something like “Savanna (Coast),” and there will be a beach and a large ocean a few hundred meters from the landing site
The vibrations a speaker can produce could be very useful for haptic feedback. If this is a speaker modified for that purpose with a thicker, heavier membrane I think it would work very well
Because with one simple purchase of $45.99, you can be that 13 year old with the best and coolest gear in the game!
That’s who it panders too, people with short attention spans and easy wallets who will gladly dish out money for immediate rewards. That applies well to 13 year olds with access to their parents credit card
It’s taking so long because GTA V through GTA Online is a massive cash cow with infinite pockets.
I didn’t see the sub at first and thought it was a kickstarter for a real-life mars terraformation project
If there’s not been another contender for about 30 years, I’d say that market is still open
Has there ever been an RTS where you command an ant hive vying for control of the backyard? Looks like prime real-estate to me
I think there’s a tutorial window that shows up the first time you take damage in combat
My first base was on an icy moon as far away from civilization as possible, with only Aluminium and H³ to mine, staffed only by the Adoring Fan
If you dock with the ship, get in the pilot’s seat, then leave and get back in your own ship, do you keep the new ship?
How can you actually change that outcome? Is it different if you go to the eye?
I think Bethesda knows how to make one game in different settings, sadly that game was most popular in the early 10s.
I don’t think the engine allows for such an open world. The engine is built around cells, and BGS shot itself in the foot by making a game in a setting that requires open-ness using an engine that only works with enclosed spaces.
If I had a penny for every “X game is shit” post on 4chan
Rather than nerf some overpowered weapons, they seem to have buffed some forgotten-about weapons.
Same in the mining shop in Neon.
I don’t know if it’s as much a case of underdelivering as it is overpromising