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That's the other game -- the survival game. This game, about being a raptor, has no base building or survival (genre, I mean) elements at all.In the other game, it's definitely not like an RTS at all -- you're playing from the first person. In that one you'll both find bases and buildings of enemies that have been procedurally seeded/generated and that you can take over and augment, as well as you being able to build some form of freeform bases wherever you want. Exactly the style of freeform building I'm not yet sure on; there are a couple of ways that I can 100% definitely do it from a technical sense, but I'm not sure which will feel fiddly versus fun. So that bit remains to be seen on the survival game.
I doubt there would be any such restrictions. Getting constantly murdered would probably be deterrent enough, and is most likely what would result.
Getting constantly murdered
Quote from: x4000 on March 16, 2016, 09:31:00 pmGetting constantly murderedhas a surprisingly low deterrent value for our audience.
Quote from: keith.lamothe on March 16, 2016, 10:07:25 pmQuote from: x4000 on March 16, 2016, 09:31:00 pmGetting constantly murderedhas a surprisingly low deterrent value for our audience.Well, I mean if that's what's fun, then hey.
Opened your save. My computer wept. Switched to the ST planet and ship icons filled my screen, so I zoomed out. Game told me that it _was_ totally zoomed out. You could seriously walk from one end of the inner grav well to the other without getting your feet cold.
Been meaning to say this for over a week, but at least for American language "In case of emergency, <verb> <noun>" is such a common phrase that it transcends even meme speak. Even today I see the phrase as news headlines. It is just catchy, and has been for a while.Of course, release raptor is unique even for this old phrase. So it is awesome.
