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Who is this mysterious "we" you are referring to? Maybe you should stick to speaking for yourself and nobody else. Game is okay. "Love" is quite a stretch. It's rough, has a ways to go to tune things up, all that jazz. Typical early access. I don't "love" it at all, in fact I find many parts of it to be somewhat tedious or not implemented well, but over time those may get ironed out. Maybe I'll "love" this game later in EA or upon release, maybe I never will. One thing I know for sure, YOU certainly won't make that decision for me. Just keep it to your own opinion, buddy.
What an angry little man you are, two posts in a row and you are attacking people? Chill out buddy or P%ss off.
LOL are you the hall monitor? Eff off, chump. "Tattman" wants to talk for everyone here and I rebutted. You can't handle that? Shove it.
Kingdom of Atham is a bit further along than this, but that is a Hobby indie studio/passion project. There are more skills to level there.
While this game is ok, its very much EA. Graphics settings will not change or impact game performance, GPU turns into a heater running over 80 o C, and there is no auto save at all. I am not invested as a player at all in the game setting. Currently requesting for a refund as I have 6 different crash events causing a loss in game data each time and reverting my progress. Paying to play a game to test
How is this better than KoA? But speaking entirely for yourself, I requested for a refund due to the game crashing, no auto save, and loss of progress. Atleast graphic changes in KoA work and make a difference but comparing the two is unfair.... KoA is made by a hobby team and are not professional developers. With time both games can be fun.
Game has a very tedious crafting system where you need to buy every single blueprint one item at a time and money is gated behind the crafting. I'm hoping the developer puts gold earnings in the quests eventually and does away with blueprints completely or makes them like skill/attribute points. You earn them from playing, not standing around your base for hours doing nothing but watching progress bars. Not sure who finds that entertaining. Not me.
The map is super-super tiny so far, so everything is just all clumped together. Horrible, but acceptable for early access that's not even two months along. I'm now waiting for a while to see if the game gets dropped. I expect it to, but would be cool with being wrong. It feels like a quick cash grab, but we'll see.
Mastering the day/night cycle would be a nice step. Sleeping til morning would be a find workaround. Click on bed, game resets to 6 AM.
I'm very cool with Tattman covering the game. If there are more people buying the game, maybe the developer will keep up with it instead of moving to the next grab. Quest Rooms didn't have much development. Most were tiny fixes and then moving to this game.
Like Minecraft? Rising World would be the closest game that's good, dare I sat better. Its similar to this game, with a small indie dev team.
Rising world doesn't stress out my 2060m video card or crash on my $2600 gaming rig atleast.... Hopefully one day Fantasy Craft will get better.