Star Citizen postal prva AAA igra, financirana izključno s skupnostnim financiranjem

Isht je 11. okt 2014 ob 13:18 izjavil:

Tukaj je celoten livestream. Najpomembnejši del si oglejte na 1:58:30 (tam se začne live demo). Če kdo po tem live demotu še dvomi v ta špil, potem mu manjka kolešček ali dva.
Destiny je ena velika nula proti Star Citizen.

Isht je 12. okt 2014 ob 09:11 izjavil:

Ali pa ship repair... V ED pripelješ, odpreš tabele, klik klik in je ladja magično popravljena v sekundi, edin penalty je par creditsov. V SC boš popravilo ladje naročil, mogoče se ga pa lahko lotiš celo sam.

Isht je 12. okt 2014 ob 09:11 izjavil:

Drugače pa nisi dojel poante videa. Poanta je v tem, da pristajanje ni samo cut scene, ampak si ves čas v vlogi svojega avatarja. Ko bodo razvili Procedural Generation, nam bo pa omogočeno tudi manual landing, in se boš lahko odpeljal ven iz mesta in malo raziskoval po planetu (ampak to bo kasneje, po izidu končane igre.

Truga je 12. okt 2014 ob 15:24 izjavil:

BigWhale je 12. okt 2014 ob 09:30 izjavil:

s pritiskom na space prekines. :)

Kaj se je pa z eskejpom za skipat vsega boga zgodil? :P

Truga je 12. okt 2014 ob 15:24 izjavil:

In ja, se strinjam. Najboljs kar bi lahko nardil je da lahko isto sekvenco vozis rocno, pri hitrosti ki je tebi vsec. Tko k v elite. Lahko uporabis docking computer, in gres umes na skret, prides cez 5 minut nazaj in si glih dockan. Lahko pa rocno dockas in porabis 10 sekund.

BigWhale je 25. okt 2014 ob 02:14 izjavil:

Bolj berem tole, bolj se mi zdi, da precej komplicirajo. Vse bi radi naredili. Upam, da na koncu ne bodo naredili vsega samo na pol.

Isht je 25. okt 2014 ob 09:02 izjavil:

Živi bili pa videli.
Čez en teden bomo imeli priložnost videti prve prave posnetke FPS modula. To bo kar dober benchmark za to, kaj je ekipa sposobna. Pričakovanja so velika, jaz osebno sem raje previden (ker FPS pač ni bistvo špila, in vprašanje, koliko pozornosti mu bodo posvetili).

Čez en teden bo naprodaj Drake Herald (information runner) za $85, z LTI. Milijonček ziher v banki - folk si bo nagrabil kup teh ladij, ki so relativno poceni (in imajo LTI), v upanju, da se jih bo dalo nadgradit (Cross Chassis Upgrade) v kake druge ladje. Financ se bo v sledečem letu nabralo dovolj za vse, kar obljubljajo (in še kaj več).

There will be a cover system that allows for peaking, kneeling, leaning and peeking. Going prone sort of takes you out of cover. The cover system will be a fully automated system with smooth interpolation, so you couldn't even really tell you're entering cover at times. Since the mechanics are animation driven (your first person is doing exactly what your third person is doing), this makes balancing and making this feel good tricky - some some mechanics you may be used to in other games will work slightly different in the SC FPS.

Counter-Strike, Rainbow Six, Arma, Delta Force. The FPS Genre is broad, the most important thing for us was to define something truly new and unique, which is what the SC FPS does.

There is an insane mount of variables that go into how a gun is used in the SC FPS mechanics. Recoil, breathing, movement, how youre standing, are you alert, are you iron sighting, are you in cover, are your limbs damaged, are you in zerog, etc. the list goes on. it is a very advanced system with lots of possibilities!

Actually this is a very good question as it's a core theory of our mechanics. The mechanics are built specifically to discourage players from doing what we call "john ramboing". You absolutely can do it...................... but you'll probably die..... but hey if you want to go out in style!!!

I won't lie, the FPS mechanics aren't the easiest but they aren't so hard that you can't pick it up and play. Thats why the FPS Module is important, so you can play the module without the risk of death that you would have in the PU! The skill ceiling is ridiculously high, so veteran FPS players will certainly have a lot to hold onto.

Zero G has lots of scenarios.

If you're in ZeroG inside a ship and you have a suit that has thrusters (or thruster attachment), you can move around but moving inside a ship with thrusters is difficult as movement isn't very smooth. You can also easily gain too much speed and slam into a wall, killing yourself.
If you're in ZeroG inside a ship without a suit that has thrusters you can use push/pull mechanics to move around the ship. Launching yourself from surfaces. the real danger here, of course, is floating off into the middle of a large room very slowly. This is the safest method of moving around a ship in ZeroG. you can also use your boots to walk along the walls/ceilings of most surfaces.

theres a whole lot of other conditionals with ZeroG too, especially if you're floating around in outer space!

Will there be any hand to hand or melee combat?

Absolutely, this ranges from brawling to disarming someone with a knife and stealth kills!

Haven't thought about sleepiness :) i mean, does that mean the in game character is awake for 12+ hours, is that our way of telling you you've played too much ;)

i don't know about that one, but injuries definitely do. they effect your aiming, ability to move in zerog, movement and more.

There'll always be some adapting for VR needs, but we built the mechanics to feel more like a VR simulator from the get go, so your head feels very independent of your body... your gun isn't glued to your face, for example.

There certainly will be 1 shot kills but it all depends on your armor, weapon and ammo type.

The recoil is visible through the movement of the gun. Where the gun barrel is pointing is where your shot is going to go.

There will be both an inventory system and weapon customization.

There is a radar though where enemies will show up based on how much noise they are making or if they are visible.

Will artificial limbs/implants affect your proficiency in fps?? For example:
Artificial arm= decreased weapon recoil/increased reload speed etc...
Will we be able to opt to have "surgery" specifically to have an edge in fps?

They certainly will, but they will have negative side effects to them as well (such as being more prone to energy damage/emp effects)

yes we actually have our own TITAN armor :) its a lot smaller though, about 8 feet talk, like minimech. i'd say more like the maxx armor in planetside 2 :)

Can we expect a lot of First person animations like treating smaller injuries (Far Cry 2) and the Character playing randomly with his weapon if hes being idle for some time?

Yes you can. And since our animations are exactly the same for thirdperson and firstperson, you will be able to see when a friendly character is healing himself up so you can provide cover for him/her.

The jump will be a realistic height, but we haven't put much work into it yet. There will also be a climb system where you can pull yourself up ledges and such.

yes there is serious limb damage implications that will effect all sorts of stuff like this. if your lower legs are ruined (and your not bleeding out) you'll be forced to crawl. If you damage your arms, your weapons will fall out of your hands, etc.

There is a gadget you can deploy that will shield you from some incoming fire.

No magazines and clips do not magically refill themselves. If you put a half full magazine in your inventory the system going to remember the amount of bullets that are in there. You should pick good times to reload, and conserve your ammo.

In all FPS games I know, it occours that if you reload a gun and it's like 90% finished and you have to aboard that animation (for a quick melee attack or a weapons change) and go back to that weapon the reloading animation starts again all the way from the beginning. This is really annoying and quite unrealistic too, because why would you again change the mag if you just have done it and only need to cock the gun to be ready.
So, will weapons reloading animations in SC be more dynamic than that or have some kind of checkpointsystem (old mag out, new mag in, cocked)?

If you take a mag out of your gun it is out of the gun, so if you are interrupted in between taking the mag out/putting a mag in, it will start with putting the mag in. magazines have physical spots on your body. We don't do bullet in the chamber for reloading (it is auto put in the magazine) for sanity sake.

Will we be able to carry/drag/move wounded/KO'd people? (like dishonored/hitman absolution/army of two)

yes but they won't be shooting like that, if your'e down and bleeding out, that means the pain is so bad you can't move (imagine an arm being ripped to shreds)

since the camera is where your eyes are, will the animations for being hit cause the camera/your head to swing around wildly?

with limitation, we counter balance it so its not so bad. we have to find the line of 'what your head does' vs 'what your brain interprets' - which is in our natural movements....

We'll have some tricks for this! Our lead programmer has a pretty cool way spec'd out on how we are going to implement AIMBOT counter measures... I image its probably one thing he doesn't want me to talk to much about though but I'll see if we can shed some more light on it.

it'll be a lot slow paced but you are very fast to kill if not careful, playing the fps is an experience that requires patience and very careful timing. We recommend playing a lot in the FPS Module to enhance your skills before playing in the PU - since the death penalty will simply be waiting until the next round.

the customization is more like crysis 3/stalker where you can put attachments on your weapons Changing ammo types also radically alter the way your weapon works too.

there is a portable shield device.

Stealth is a massive component of the game, players with no armor/light armor will HAVE to rely on being stealthy or they will get killed very fast. Our goal is to make sure all levels accommodate a balance for stealthy vs. non-stealthy players.

There is nothing like a katana, but there is silent kills with melee (as well as defense/disarm countermeasures) and also a brawling system for fist fighting.

weapons/ammo/gadgets for combat are carried on the outside of your body, you will visibly see them on another character - and even do things like shoot grenades or damage their weapons. The type of armor you are wearing dictates how much of each category you can carry.

As Kedhrin mentioned we are going more for an immersive camera. The camera is rendered right at the players eyes. One of our biggest concerns with doing this way has been motion sickness and a lot of thought has gone into this to make it right. When we first got the system working it was pretty drastic. As the animation of the character's head would bob as you run you would notice a lot of movement. You've probably seen that at one point running around the hanger. But we put a lot of thought and hard work into making this right. Its always been a challenge in video games to do it this way because on screen even slight movement seems extreme when rendered to the screen. When you go running your body is moving up and down and head can move side to side. You don't notice because of the way your eyes focus, brain compensates etc. We tried to recreate something similar to how your brain works in code. We added an eye stabilization system that focuses on points in the distance that helps damping the movement of the animation similar to how your eyes and brain work. I'm really happy with how it turn out. Movement feels really good with some exception of some edge cases we are working out.

Yes a lot of us have experience and an understanding of guns. During the design and implementation phases we would often go to the shooting range. Some of our staff also has served as well.

you can cut through the hull, sneak on board through many mischievous techniques, blasting hatches, etc. entry points are very carefully chosen, however. essentially they're 'vulnerable' points of a ship/station. Windows are generally extremely fortified.

There are various systems in a ship, gravity, power, oxygen, various hazards, your engine, shields, etc. - when you start playing with power in the ship, for example, you can accidentally overload a system and have to run and fix it! or you could... 'accidentally' throw a grenade into an unprotected gravity generator

A mixture of Counter-Strike, Rainbow Six, Arma, Delta Force, Kill Zone

holograms, claymore like objects, personal healing, drills for doors/vents, shields, grenades, trip wires... the gadgets will really expand and offer a ton of ways to customize your strategy.

If an airlock is breached, will the vacuum in the ship begin pulling unrestrained items out of the airlock, including players?

you better believe it! This introduces many mechanics. If an attacking team doesn't want to deal with them, you can also latch onto a ship and create a tunnel between your ship and the enemies, which will allow for a smooth transition.

there will be some destruction but its not a key component as most of the environments are, well, solid metal cover has a smooth interpolation system that will allow players do all the various moves they would expect in cover (lean/peek/crouch/move in cover/etc.)

There may be ricocheting bullets but its not currently a major focus.

Absolutely, your limb damage will have severe impacts on how the mechanics work - and it is limb specific too, not just an overall of 'oh youre kind of hurt'. For example, if your left arm is hurt but you throw grenades with your right, your right throw won't really be impacted.

it is planned for players to choose their dominant hand it will have a direct impact resulting from limb damage.

hey there!
1) Everything is animation driven. What your character looks like he is doing, you are seeing. This brings us interesting challenges but we're ironing them out as i write this! Movement will have walk/run/sprint/crouch/prone/slide(on knees)/sidle/cover/leaning/peeking/climbing/etc. The movement is designed to discourage players going ballistic though, so its not super fast paced like COD games.
2) The initial offering will have a little customization but more will come into play down the road. lots of attachments and ammo types!
3) I don't think the gore detail will go super far, but who knows, maybe one day! for now it will mostly be animation and particle/decal focused.
4) I'm sure there'll be the 'classic' weapons that can be found somewhere in the universe, i don't know about that weapon in particular though!

There will be attachments for weapons and different ammo types, the amount of customization will vary based on the weapon.

There certainly will be some gains to having a cybernetic limb for certain elements. This puts you at risk in other areas too, especially from EMP type damage or radiation/laser weaponry.

If I'm fighting on a ship and a bullet pierces the hull or an explosion goes of causing a hull breach, can everyone be sucked into space? Also if that happens, will there be an emergency lock-down that shuts doors to the breached section so the whole ship does not depressurize?

yes everyone will be sucked out unless you turn on your boots to suction to a surface in time! Most rooms that are near a hull will have 2 airlock doors that automatically shut in case of decompression.

The FPS Module has tons of predefined game modes and levels that are designed around perfecting your skill on a mechanic in the game. There will be lots of scenarios that explore cooperative/team based mechanics. Of course, in the PU there will be almost endless possibilities. it is best to train yourself up in as many different situations as possible!

1) There will be lots of styles of gameplays and levels, like tdm style, seek and destroy, capture and hold, etc. they will vary depending on the style of the level. Scenarios is a special type of game mode, that allows players to really define what they want to do. 2) The FPS Module is like Arena Commander, its very specific maps/modes only, the FPS mechanics in the Persistent Universe is a lot different, which allows full freedom of players, exploration of social hubs/etc.

the big thing is how the game is animation driven, the camera is where your eyes physically are. The hud is on the helmet, not on your face. there is no different 'first person arms' like in other fps games. because of this, we have to dial things to very specific settings but are observing it carefully and figuring out what we can expose.

tactical, more like 1/2 shots, the down time varies on what you're doing. if you're bleeding out you'll die fast. if you're in the PU the penalty is steep. but if you're playing within the fps module only you just wait untill the next round.
if a limb is ruined you cant fight, this is assuming the pain is so unbearable you're pretty much dead unless someone stops the bleeding. if the limb is ruined you can't get it healed until after the fight has ended. If the limb is just hurt a lot, you may be limping and fighting can be really difficult, but you can still fight.
armor scales from no armor/light armor/medium armor/heavy armor/titan armor. titan is like a mini-mech. Each has their own pluses and minuses. Heavy Armor would be more like a master chief armor, yes, with serious multipliers against head shots though. Heavy armor is clunky, loud, slow and limits your mobility though. Titan armor is even more restrictive (and expensive) but demands presence on the battlefield.

NO BUNNY HOPPING.

your limbs all equal a total health but those limb states will have an impact on how quickly your overall health dwindles and bleeding out is a state that can happen if any limb is 'ruined', which can make you die rather quickly.

I dont know about limb severing as that enters gore territory but your limbs will certainly be 'ruined' and therefore useless and need to be replaced with a fake limb.

Certain walls (that can be breached) have integrity levels that can be destroyed in various way - through weapon fire and other devices. if you breach the hull of a room, it decompresses and everything thats not bolted down will come flying out!

With the mixture of weapons, ammo types, attachments and armors, theres numerous variables to consider. Snipers will certainly have 'armor penetrating' guns and ammo for heavy armored players. with the right rifle and ammo, you can definitely 1 shot kill a heavy armored player in the head. However, the balance mechanics there will be intense (like it may not just be click and fire, there may be a warm up before the shot).

Yes, there are lots of gadgets you can use to setup complex defenses!

Yes, breathing is a HUGE system in fps. Holding you breath while aiming down iron sights is another system too. If youre running and moving around a lot, is a lot more difficult to stabilize your shots. the best technique you can have is to move slow, take your time and work together with your team.
most methods of telling your status will be through auditory/visual feedback with your avatar. it is our goal to not introduce many game-y elements to the user.

Parkour: Its very limited, we don't want players to be these amazing gymanstic performers, it goes against the immersive feel of the world!

Where your weapon points is where your weapon shoots. The third person gun is what your gun will actually do, which makes not aiming down iron sights very risky business. you certainly can run down a hall shooting but you'll be insanely inaccurate. it is recommended to ADS and walk calm during your encounters.

flame throwers will certainly be a possibility not sure about a battle axe but who knows! there certainly is proximity mines
that would make for a fearsome character encounter :E

Dami je 28. okt 2014 ob 23:56 izjavil:

Also, zberejo 60m za virtualne ladje, za otroke pa 3.100$...

Truga je 20. dec 2014 ob 18:01 izjavil:

BTW, ce hoce kdo kle to kupt, kupis tko da na ebayu kupis AMD kodo, in dobis 3 igre. Za eno si zberes star citizena, pol pa se 2 drugi dobis. Na ebayu grejo kode za izpod $20.

Phantomeye je 20. dec 2014 ob 19:11 izjavil:

kako dobiš omega racerja, jaz sem si 2 mesca nazaj kupil r9 amd, pa ne vidim/najdem nič v zvezi s tem