What's not to love?! All good things! One question though. And in asking this, I don't want to get hung up on what is/isn't the same game... Because I don't really care if I need to buy one additional product, or several, or even a dozen. But... This does seem like a slightly different message than the previous one... talking about a v.30, as opposed to a full-on Ashes 2. From my perspective, this is terrific. Can we
Better still, make it work like reinforcements. You don't even need the engineer present. You click on the node, build out the defense that you want, and it just calls to an idle engineer.
I'm thinking this might all matter in having a better understanding of what will produce, how quickly, in what order -- and whether there is actually such a thing as sub-optimal production speed. OK, so a few more questions to clarify: 1) I'm hearing you say that each "tick" of production might require a certain amount of metal, and a certain amount of rad; and if you are lacking either one (let's say rad), then... what??? There would be no tick? Or there
A loooonnng time ago, I started this thread: https://forums.ashesofthesingularity.com/478258/page/1/#3641377 And at some point it all made sense to me. But a friend just asked me to clarify something on this topic, and I went back to remind myself. And suddenly... I realized I still have a fuzzy spot in my understanding of going negative. Th
[quote quoting="post"] it plays more like a technical demonstration of what the nitrous engine can do then a full-fledged game in its own right. Is this game still being worked on? [/quote] You're entitled to your opinion. I can't understand why you would think that though. Yes, it is still being worked on. There are some things that will be ported back from Star Control, starting in October, I believe.
Early access? Been out for.. a while. Agree it is an amazing game, though.
oh, make sure your drivers are up to date too.
oh, make sure your drivers are up to date too.
Pretty sure they have a responsive customer service group that will help you. Try searching forums or otherwise look for customer service.
Whatever happened to steam workshop (relevant).
yeah, with those specs, it doesn't really sound like you are gonig to have issues, especially if it is an i7
How much ram do you have? And what is your processor?
recommend... work in some background on the players... you do this a bit in terms of play style, but need to build the personas a bit more. Chrono hit the scene in xxx, he's ranked at xxx... has been rising quickly in ranks... etc.
another good one!
good match. enjoying these shoutcasts. Great for learning strategies from GG!!!
YEah, I guess that is the other part. After you get sucked in, make sure you come back. Gladiabots is great, but... priorities. Ashes forever. :)
[quote who="RomeoReject" reply="10" id="3716947"] The other option is to leave the hovering units in, and make a whole new class of ground-based vehicles that are tougher than their hovering equivalents, but cannot traverse water, along with boats that will easily outperform hovering ships. With a second option being a third race that doesn't use hovering vehicles at all, and thus always needs to use proper warships. [/quote] Something, something... get s
[quote who="Timmaigh" reply="8" id="3716920"] How do you expect them justify naval units in the game now, with your mindset, btw? The dreadnoughts are pretty much akin to land battleships and since they are pretty much hovercraft, they should be able to move over water too. In which case actual naval battleships become redundant... so i guess ultimately dreadnoughts wont be able to move over water surface... which wont make much sense. But since its in the interest of gameplay, i am sure
I'm no expert, but that looks pretty solid.
Correction, The massochist is also pretty unique. Dangit. Hate that unit. So annoying. And to some degree the PHC Anti Air unit too (Appolo I think). The laser thingies shooting out all over the place make it feel a little more unique. No other unit does this. And I guess the Chronus as well, insofar as it can retreat and fire simultaneously. Its bombard is distinctive among the Dreads. </
Without trolling too much about small, medium, and large oblong units that all slide slowly along the ground and then go *zap* (ahem)... I would rather suggest that the most significant "experiential" distinction in Ashes would probably rest between the air and ground units -- these FEEL quite different, and definitely act very different. Meh, It is what it is. Ashes is still an incredibly good and fun game, even though a lot of the units DO feel quite s
Yeah, same page. I've recommended the concept of an "imperative command key" on a number of occasions.
Very recently, I watched a Stardock video with one of the Ashes devs explaining that it is very difficult to program unit AI. As it happens, I actually came across something highly relevant today. And I want to share. I believe the folks who participate in this forum will find it REALLY interesting (incl. players of ashes, devs, maybe even stardock execs). What I found is a game called Gladiabots, and it is really quite amazing.</p
try discord channel?
I definitely agree they shouldn't "chase" it.